Adam Fier

I'm in college (Syracuse University) and I love sports. My teams are the Mets, Jets, Knicks, Rangers, SU Basketball and Notre Dame Football, while I also root for the football Giants and St. Johns basketball, but not as religiously as the other teams. As much as I love sports I love writing about the sports I watch, covering anything and everything from the Mets 2007 collapse to the Tiger Woods winning the US Open on one leg to the Jets trading for Brett Favre (naming some of the more recent stuff I've written about). I love making predictions despite the fact I'm often far more wrong than I am right. Living in New York City I've been the beneficiary of non stop, year round sports action, and going to school in Syracuse I was lucky enough to get some exposure to the world that is the NCAA. Read, comment, argue, put me down, call me crazy...that's why I write. Feel free to call me out on things I don't know and to correct me where it applies...it's the only way I'll become better at what I do... ...which is to unprofessionally write about sports during my free time. Does it get any better?

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  • 10:57 PM ET  10.02
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10/2/08 Last Sunday, Shea Stadium lowered it curtain for the last time, closing the book on 44 years of memories. While the ball club crashed their own party by failing to qualify for postseason play for a second consecutive season, Sunday was as much about remembering and celebrating the life of a ballpark that saw it all, from baseball to concerts to religious royalty. When it opened in 1964, the still infant New York Mets finally still lacked the talent to compete, but no longer lacked a home of their own. Located on Roosevelt Avenue in Flushing, Queens, Shea and it’s surrounding area…
  • 09:01 AM ET  09.25
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9/25/08 Flip the switch, pull the curtain down and tear it up already. Shea Stadium was given an early farewell last night, thanks in part to yet another devastating loss by the New York Mets. In falling 9-6 to the Chicago Cubs, this loss hurt as much if not more than any other this season. And for all the blame the bullpen has (rightfully) earned this season, last night's loss primarily gets credited to the offense, who failed miserably late in the game. In the 7th, 8th and 9th innings, the Mets had runners on third base with nobody out, yet combined, they were able to muster only a bases…
  • 09:14 AM ET  09.23
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9/23/08 Here we go again.I know I'm beating a dead horse (and come to think of it, thats more or less what the Mets resemble) but Jerry Manuel's ballclub seems to be flatlining once again despite being an arms reach away from a postseason berth.Last night, the Mets found yet another way to reach rock bottom, as the fatal blow came from the opposing teams starting pitcher, who took rookie Jon Niese deep from a fourth inning grand slam which broke open a 2-2 game.It's tough to say whether or not this is deja vu all over again, as Yogi Berra once said, or whether or not the Mets…
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