Month: December 2008

Mets Are Thrilled To Have K-Rod

It was great to finally see K-Rod dressed in his Mets garb after passing his physical today. He had this to say afterward, “I’m thrilled to join the Mets,” Rodriguez said in a statement, released after he passed his physical. “Mets fans are very passionate, and playing in a new ballpark is going to be great. I’m going to do everything I can to help bring a...

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Omar Discussing Oliver Perez & Derek Lowe With Boras

Jayson Stark is reporting on his blog at ESPN, that Mets GM Omar Minaya was scheduled to meet with super agent, Scott Boras to discuss the contract situations with Oliver Perez and Derek Lowe. He writes, Now that the Mets have their closer vacancy filled, they’re turning their attention to starting pitching. They have a meeting scheduled Wednesday afternoon with Scott Boras to discuss both...

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Teixeira May Get A Gigantic Contract Next Season

If you think the Barry Zito, C.C. Sabathia, or Johan Santana signing were huge, get a hold of this:According to a source from a team who is involved in negotiations, the Washington Nationals and Baltimore Orioles “are coming in hot” on Teixeira, with the Nationals apparently willing to offer the slugger a 10-year deal for more than $20 million a year and the Orioles willing to go...

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Video: Coming Soon To A Ballpark Near You

First of all, thanks to Gregory Gerthard from GameOn for this video clip. Secondly, I want you to watch… listen… salivate… and then picture that scene in CitiField.     Hell, we can cheer and scream louder than that!

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K-Rod Gets Caught Up In The Numbers Game

I read an interesting post this morning by Andrew Das of the NY Times. In it he wonders what uniform number Francisco Rodriguez will don as a member of the New York Mets. The one he wore with the Angels, No. 57, is out because it belongs to Johan Santana, a fellow Venezuelan. While acknowledging that the signing of Rodriguez would be good for both the Mets and their native country, Santana...

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