It's by no means as good as watching Tom pitch on tv and keeping up
to date on him that way, but it does seem to help me out....

What I usually do is this:

Each morning, I visit this sports spyder web site:

http://www.sportspyder.com/teams/baseball/mets

That link will take you to all the articles this site finds that
mention the Mets.

(You might have to be signed in to do this next step, but if you do,
it's quick and painnless)

On the left hand side of the site, you click on the "Player
Articles" link.

That will pull up a listing of all the Mets players. Click on "Tom
Glavine" and that will pull up all of the articles from the past
week that mention Glavine's name.

Another thing I'll do is go here:

http://search.news.yahoo.com/search/news?p=glavine

It's a Yahoo news search of Glavine.

Anyway, not as good as watching him pitch (Which, unfortunately I
never get to do anymore) but, it's at least a small way for me to
get to stay updated on how he's doing, etc, etc.

Hope those help you guys out!

And, you know, of course there's my web site I have for Tom . . .
lol, but no sense making a shameless plug since I've already done
that before! j/k.


--- In tomglavineclub@yahoogroups.com, anzoo30b <no_reply@y...>
wrote:
>
>
> Welcome all new members to our group! Unfortunately, I've been
quite
> busy with family stuff lately but I've been getting all messages.
> Amy,
> I know what you mean about it being hard to keep up with Tom now
that
> he's with the Mets. I get the Mets schedule in the mail right
before
> regular season starts but that doesn't really tell you when Tom is
> going to pitch. I know he pitched this past Sunday and didn't have
a
> great day. :( It is SO hard to keep up with him on the internet
and
> ESPN but ya know, he's worth it!! It was especially hard last year
> right after he had his accident. I'm gonna try and support the
> charities Tom is involved with especially since my 7 year old niece
> has
> a rare form of bone cancer. It's not fatal but there is no cure for
> it
> either. The best we can hope for is for her to go into a long term
> remission. Okay, enough of bringing everybody down. Let's all pull
> together and do what we can to support the best pitcher in major
> league
> baseball Tom Glavine! LUV~~Angie :)