as a matter of fact..

the Book of Matthew ADDED ON and called Ike Davis an aloof overrated 1B who may be more suited as a platoon player !!!

when MB saw the reaction…he pulled the comment…

if u do a search on google…u can still see the comment in cached results

when anyone asked him about it on twitter, MC would immediately block them

AGAIN

the fact that our Ivy League scholar GM never denied it + MB continued to add on confirms that it was def a smear campaign…

Please fill me on the conversation you heard Jordany Valdespin had with SNY…

O wait…

the only thing he did say was thank you to his mother and he hoped she was watching.

then later in his broken english, he once said, I’m the Man.

Yup…that pretty much confirmed he was a cocky son of a gun that doesnt tuck in his shirt !

Yeah I would take either .280 with 30 dingers or .260 with 40.

Unfortunately we got 32 with .226 and a ton of strikeouts.

The jury is out on Ike.

Ike and David (sounds like a Wilpon ice cream combo) are two hitters that are at their best when they’re driving hits to the opposite field. That tells you they are hitting the ball hard where its pitched. The homeruns come when they come. If both hitters stayed true to their form, Ike is a 40-homer guy and Wright is a 20-25 homer guy with batting averages that toggle .300, obp’s over .375 and slugging over .500.

Duda could be a 23-35 homer guy, but needs to ignore Hudgens’ philosophy of working the count. He needs to become more aggressive earlier in the count, when he is likely to see more fastballs as pitchers try to get ahead and then expand the zone as the at-bat is prolonged. Lucas has a nice, compact swing, in contrast to Ike’s looping swing, but becomes less effective as the at bat continues largely due to poor pitch recognition.

Tejada is one who benefits by prolonging the at bat. He has a short and compact swing, and is less susceptible to being thrown off when a pitcher works changes speed & location.

The point is that one approach does not suit all hitters, but one universal principle is that a hitter needs to hit the ball hard where its pitched. Two Mets that appeared to master that principle are Edgardo Alfonzo and Jay Payton, who fizzled out. When those guys were on, the ball absolutely jumped off their bat.

If he is given a fair offer after being insulted he will leave.

Ike will not be given an above FMV offer.

Ike will take a hike.

The better question is if AFTER Ike hits 40 hrs. and is NOT extended will he be made an OFFER as a FA.

And then no one ever figures out who the source was….

When this fired up the storm it did I am willing to bet they had a meeting and said whoever leaked this had better make it die as quickly as it came to life…

And the subject was swept under the rug….

Yes I don’t like Valdespin. It has zero to do with his second half. I also love the fact that you know me so well as to tell me I’ve never heard him speak and so on. Thanks for clearing up for me what I do and don’t know. I have heard him speak much more than once. I could be 100% wrong but I cannot stand rookies that need to have their attitudes adjusted (he’s had that happen to him). I totally understand that they will make mistakes and many times repeat them but his attitude is what gets me. His mugging up wearing a disgusting Marlins cap on twitter was what sealed the deal for me. Not sure why I dislike that so much but I do.

LMAO

u cant stand a player you have never heard speak….that you dont know…and pretty much go by on 2nd half information with everything…

and I’ve said before I actually think Wright is a nice guy, i met him 2x already.

i dont hate Wright, i hate the pedestal you guys place him on.

that in itself speaks volumes…