25
2011
Mets Player Updates On Ike Davis, Johan Santana, Angel Pagan
Angel Pagan is close to returning and manager Terry Collins expects him to be activated from the disabled list in time for the start of the weekend series against Philadelphia on Friday. Pagan, who is recovering from an oblique strain, went 1-for-3 in a rehab game for St. Lucie on Monday, and is expected to play for Triple-A Buffalo on Thursday and the Mets Friday.
After last night’s game, Sandy Alderson said that David Wright (stress fracture in lower back) met as planned with a back specialist in California, but that nothing had changed about his diagnosis. “Nothing has changed from the original prognosis — rest for 10 days or so and we’ll see where we are.” Alderson also that there’s nothing so far that suggests he will be out longer than we originally anticipated, but there is still no timetable for Wright’s return.
Johan Santana (shoulder surgery) threw off a rubber for he first time on Monday, and tossed 25 pitches. He continues to make good progress and is still on target for a July return.
First baseman Ike Davis (sprained ankle) will not be activated when he is eligible to return on Thursday according to Alderson who said “that’s not going to happen.” Davis has resumed limited baseball activities in Port St.Lucie, but has not yet tried to “cut” while running.
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| Phillies | 35 | 37 | .486 | 7.0 |
| Nationals | 34 | 36 | .486 | 7.0 |
| Mets | 27 | 40 | .403 | 12.5 |
| Marlins | 22 | 48 | .314 | 19.0 |
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I saw the presser with Alderson and I have to applaud him for how good he handles the press. Always concise (He knows only 30 seconds of it will be re aired!), Always Quick (Never has to look up in the air for the answer he seems right on top of every detail and question that is asked),
While it’s too early to say if his baseball philosophy is good (or even what it is!)
I have to say he is about as good of an executive as we have ever had.!
Thanks for the update!
so glad you love hot air. good at talking, how about some wins. oh that is right we have no $ so we cannot do anything so we just sit back sign recycled trash and blame omar….great plan for last place. u r a fool for writing this “I have to say he is about as good of an executive as we have ever had!”
Hey Will have you read any of my other posts in regards to Sandy and his baseball Philosophies?
If you read it in that context you might understand Why I gave him one small nuggest of compliment!!
pagan, another player from the mets who had a good year, and the mets dont sell high, and end up being a POS.
You need more than one good year to sell high…
No one was going to give up anything for a guy who had one good year. They would wait until he had two before deciding he was worth anything!
Right. “sell high” on the only healthy CFer this team had. Good idea. Beltran couldn’t have been expected to play CF this year. Pridie was hurt all last year. What was your idea for CF? Rush Kirk up here? Bring GMJ back? Fern? Play Hairston full time? Go out and sign a free agent? Trade for Rowand? Mickey Rivers? Lenny Dykstra?
Pagan was the everyday MVP the last two years, under team control, reasonable price, outstanding defender, great baserunner, in his physical prime, a no brainer.
See the idea is to add to the players that are likely to play well, not subtract them. Even if you don’t think much of Pagan he has done nothing but play well when he’s been healthy and that’s not something to be taken lightly around here.
Who exactly did we fail to sell high on anyway? Wagner? Schneider? Church? Castillo? Alou? Schowenweiss? Mota? Perez? Omir Santos? Anderson Hernandez? Alay Soler? Tim Redding? John Maine? Joaquin Arias? Argenis Reyes? Elmer Dessens?
Well if he was even sellable sure especially for a guy who has the injury history he does….You Sell!
No one was Buying Angel Pagan’s season as a trend…He was not HIGH on anyone’s list of players not even US!
He had a good year and if he had another good year this season without injury then he too would be talked about as a trade candidate at the deadline! The fact we had no CFer decided at the time was not why we didn’t sell High, It was because he wasn’t actually considered a HIGH player yet, he needed to do it again!
Once tagain a arrogant ignorant iand of course incorrect post from Aldersaon’s paid gun t agee. Go have another beer. maybe you will be entertaining then. Until then Sandy really doesn’t need trash like you being his pathetic spokesperson. Guess what moron and that is a compliment. If Alderson would do his job instead of sleeping for a year he could have found plenty of cheap help for centerfield. Defending a failure just proves you are a failure wannabe, and a very crappy one at that.
You spell like your drunk ribant. Are you slurring your words too. Sometimes (most times) it’s impossible to make out what you’ve written. Is that the reason for the alcohol references or are you just on crack?
LMAO!!! cut him some slack bro…
Pagan definitely played over his head last year, but he’s cheap, and is a servicable starter until Cpt. Kirk is deemed ready. I doubt he rbings all that much back in return anyway.
capt kirk??? another mets who has been over valued and rated by the fans…
I don’t expect great things from Neuwenhuis, but I think he has the potential to be a solid major league hitter. Certainly no Carlos Beltran in his prime, but a much higher ceiling than Pagan. It’s a sad comment on the state of Met fans that the most we have to look forward to is, “well, he doesn’t suck!”, but that’s what it is.
unfortunately, most of the mets projects..errr.. prospects, DO SUCK!!!
alexander: hold on a minute.
We agree.
But here’s the thing about Kirk. I think he’s showing himself to be a better minor leaguer than he ever has in the past. And it’s clearly because he’s developing plate discipline. Just look at his BB totals.
I don’t think he’ll ever be a starter though. Just another Met prospect we fall in love with for no reason
i’ll give you a reason.. he’s got a cool name, therefore comparing him with a ficticious caracther from a movie/tv series makes him likeable, he can come up and hit .200 and mets fans will love him, becoz he got a cool name and we like him.. please.. gimme a break