Hello folks, and welcome to The Cheap Seats. Took me a bit to set it up and I have to leave for work soon so no first post just yet, but below are some links to a few of my original "Cheap Seats" columns to give visitors an idea of what to expect in the coming days. I can assure you there will be plenty of Mets' chatter to get us started over the course of the week. But for now, lets take a walk down memory lane, shall we?
The Signal: October 2008 - Before we Shea goodbye: A look at 45 years of Amazin' moments
The Signal: September 2008 - It's time to believe again
The Signal: February 2009 - The Rotten Apple
Later on
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James Queally is a crime reporter for the Star-Ledger in Newark, NJ, a former semi-talented cross-country runner for Monsignor Farrell High School in Staten Island, NY turned overzealous defensive end for the S.I. Ravens in the Chuck Margiotta Football League. He pounds his chest like Amar'e after every solid play and has a list of white boy TD dances if he ever manages to make it to the end zone. He also likes writing/ranting/rambling about Sports. Read on, True Believers, if you dare....
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- James Queally is a police and fire reporter for the Newark Star-Ledger and a graduate of The College of New Jersey, where he earned a BA in Journalism and a minor in Communications in May 2009. In the past, James has interned at the Staten Island Advance, New York Daily News and Philadelphia Inquirer. He also freelanced for the NYDN and Trenton Times. In April 2009, James' sports column "The Cheap Seats," originally written for TCNJ's student newspaper The Signal, won first place in the column writing category of the New Jersey Press Association's 2009 "Better College Newspapers Contest."