The Jets  win…and this is the only picture i can show ….More words to  come tomorrow. I hope everyone had a amazing holiday and  i wish everyone a great and healthy  new year.

Happy Birthday to the best third basemen in NY David Wright. He keeps on showing us new things every day on how he will one day bring us more joy off the field than on it. He is a great voice in fundraising and helps out numerous charities including his own, You can check out that website at www.davidwrightfoundation.com ,Or simply contact Erica Barrone at erica@davidwrightfoundation.com . So here is once again to David and im wishing that your year this year will be better than last and end with a championship back for the good side on NY.\

          Hello everyone, I just wanted to tell everyone that  the Wrightoholics group on yahoo is moving at fast speeds with new people joining daily. We just opened up the club and all you need is a Yahoo ID to join up. We really are looking for great baseball fans to talk about David, the mets and anything else baseball. We are looking to become David’s official fanclub at some point so to get on just scroll down the left side of the page and look for wrightoholics group and sign up to be a part of it. It helps out that we have more members to.

   So please people, come join and talk about the best Third Basemen in NY and the best team in NY, The Mets.

   Happy holidays to everyone as well.

     Hello all Wrightoholics, John here with some exciting news about the best third basemen in NY and in all of baseball, David Wright. He is now the cover boy of MLB 07 the show for various video game platforms. He follows in the footsteps of previous cover boy David Ortiz. David will grace the cover with such flair and dramatic and will just sell 299999 billion copies by having himself on the cover so heres to you MLB 07 THE SHOW,  Thank you and most importantly Thank David for letting him give you his picture. (In the picture, David hit a 900000 foot home run off of Randy Johnson to right field). Also on a quick note before you take a look at the astonishing photo, Please come and join the Wrightoholics fan club at Yahoo in which we talk daily about the Mets and most importantly the work David does off the field.

      After yesterday’s victory, I turn my attention to the best football team in the entire N.Y state area and im including Buffalo,and that other dog team, The NEW YORK football giants. The NY Jets, guided by a crafty veteran James "Chadwick" Pennington IV, Went into Minnesota and just proved why they are the best football team in all of NY, By blasting the vikings all over the field and leaving a shred of their playoff hopes alive. The Jets on the other hand are hanging on for life in the AFC Conference, Giving all us jets fans some great hope for a Christmas night matchup against the  hated Dolphins.

    I was watching yesterdays slapping of the Vikings and i figured to myself, I should have a kid in the next 7 years and i am declaring now, His name will Be James" MVPennington" Perrotta, Just based on my pure love for the jets. My second child will be called David " Wright Piazza" Perrotta, So i know i love David but for right now, David angered me in the playoffs and so  he gets bumped the back of the bus. If i have a third child, His name will be  Nasty Nate Robinson Perrotta, After my fav basketball  player and just based on the fact how he slapped jr smith into the crowd, jeez i wished loduca would have done that to Arod earlier in the year. But on to right now, Heres my song for CHAD MVPENNINGTON, I hope you all enjoy it.

        C is for the way he calls, the plays… H is for the way he hands it away…  A if for his absolutely astonishing play action passing… D is for the hater’s who think that they can stop this lord for CHAD is all that i can think of now… CHAD and the defenses he bends over, and plows… CHAD hes number 10 ill say it over and over again… for CHAD he plays for me and you,

Wrightoholic (n.) –
A devoted fan of a certain third baseman of the New York Mets.

What to do as a Wrightoholic?

Support David on his game on and off the field:

- Help him spread the word about his Foundation.

- Cheer for him every time he comes up to the plate.

"It would be great to have Barry [Zito] under the Christmas tree, and I’m sure the other Santa [Minaya] is working hard on getting that done," said Wright, who admitted that he is following the offseason transactions closely. "My New Year’s resolution is, of course, to add a World Series ring to my finger."

     This post is courtesy of mets.com. Also i just wanted to give a big shout out again to Erica Barrone, The executive director of the DW foundation as she should get more credit than she does as she is a wonderful person and a big , well huge reason why this event happened. To donate, please visit www.davidwrightfoundation.com or email Ms Barrone at Erica@davidwrightfoundation.com for more information on how to donate to a wonderful cause.

Snoballs.

Ring Dings.

Yodels.

Twinkies.

The dessert tray inside the Hard Rock Cafe in Times Square on Saturday night spoke volumes about David Wright’s flair when it comes to special events.

Oh, and so did a quaint musical performance by a friend of his by the name of Nick Lachey.

The Mets’ third baseman sure knows how to throw a party.

Against the backdrop of the big-city lights, noise and traffic, the Second Annual "Do The Wright Thing" Gala, a benefit to provide financial support and raise awareness for multiple sclerosis and children’s causes, started with a red-carpet affair along 43rd Street amid a slew of press. It looked like a scene from the Oscars or the Emmys, as hundreds of admirers and fans stood their ground in the frigid air with cameras and markers.

Cardinals pitcher Jason Marquis arrived by himself, followed by Red Sox reliever Jonathan Papelbon, along with his wife, Ashley, who drew a handful of "oohs" and "aahs" from the crowd. Sibling figure skaters Emily and Sarah Hughes flashed their signature grins. And Mets manager Willie Randolph at first wanted nothing to do with the star treatment, hurrying past the reporters and camera crew along the red carpet before succumbing to the pressure.

Then Wright emerged from a limousine, and screaming fans sprang into action. Coolly dressed in jeans, a button-down shirt and a blue blazer, Wright looked the part of a star as he posed for pictures in front of a banner that read "David Wright Foundation." He then went down the line of reporters, answering questions, before stopping to sign autographs for several fans.

"This is a lot of fun, but it’s also a blessing to be able to do something on this large of a scale for a charitable cause," said Wright.

When asked about his friend Lachey, Wright was even more modest.

"Well, guys want to be him, and girls want to be with him," said Wright, who met the pop singer two years ago through mutual friends.

Lachey arrived soon after the Mets’ All-Star, and 43rd Street flooded with female fans shouting his name.

"I’m thrilled to be here to help David, and it’s always a joy to come to New York," said Lachey, who recently became minority owner of a Minor League baseball team.

Stepping inside, it quickly appeared that Wright had done it right.

Tuxedo-dressed servers had martinis waiting, while a Brett Harrison Jewelers-sponsored table lined with sparkling jewelry ranging in prices from $200 to $40,000 greeted guests at the entrance area.

The dazzling necklaces, watches, rings and pendants were only an appetizer, though, to the other silent-auction merchandise dispersed throughout the rest of the specially decorated restaurant.

Guests had already placed several bids on many pieces of Wright-signed memorabilia, including his All-Star jersey. There was a LeBron James signed jersey, a Michael Jordan autographed jersey, and several signed and framed photographs of such Yankee greats as Yogi Berra and Phil Rizzuto.

Food available at a number of stations ranged from sushi delicacies to specially prepared pasta.

The dessert table had a wide array of Hostess cakes in addition to fondue.

Then the real treat topped off the night, as Wright introduced his friend onstage.

Lachey serenaded the hundreds in attendance with a bevy of songs from his newest album, "What’s Left of Me," in addition to some old 98 Degrees hits.

In all, it was the right type of night for the third baseman, and the perfect way to end a spectacular year.