Steve Schreiber from Amazin' Avenue answers some of our questions about the Mets as the Rockies start a four-game series at Citi Field on Monday.

The Miami Marlins have disappointed a lot of fans in their first season in the new stadium. What happened?

The Milwaukee Brewers and Colorado Rockies have an unfortunate thing in common - they have both massively underachieved to this point in the 2012 season. While the Rox have a myriad of problems, the Brewers have one glaring issue - the bullpen.

The Rockies were slaughtered by the Giants last weekend at Coors Field. Will they be able to turn it around and knock another team out of 1st place?

The Dodgers made a whole bunch of moves at the deadline to bolster their offense and pitching depth. Will it result in a division title? Maybe. Will it result in a series victory over the woeful Rockies? Absolutely.

The Rockies prepare to square off against their hated division rivals, the San Francisco Giants. I mean, the Rockies are in last and the Giants in first, but it should still be good. Right?

The Cardinals' high-powered offense, which features several good hitters and a few elite-level ones, must be licking their chops as they get set to play a three-game set at Coors Field against the Rockies and their league-worst pitching staff.

The Cincinnati Reds have had Joey Votto in their lineup since July 15th, but they still have a 2.5 game lead on the NL Central, and don't appear to be losing any steam.

The Diamondbacks have fallen off this season after winning the division last year, but the simple fact remains that at Chase Field, they absolutely own the Rockies. Will that change this week? Doubtful.

The Rockies are heading into San Diego to begin the battle of "We're not going to finish last in the NL West this year".