Month: July 2012

Mets Won’t Overpay, We’re In Good Hands With Alderson

According to Adam Rubin of ESPN New York who spoke with Assistant GM John Ricco, the Mets will not overpay for any player that will help the team now, but at the expense of the future. “We’re watching every day the same thing people are,” said assistant GM John Ricco on Thursday. “But you also can’t fool yourself into thinking that there’s one guy that is going to be the be-all and end-all...

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Will Dickey Stop The Mets Second Half Slide Today Against The Nats?

Starting Lineup Ruben Tejada – SS Andres Torres – CF David Wright – 3B Scott Hairston – RF Jason Bay – LF Ike Davis – 1B Justin Turner – 2B Josh Thole – C R.A. Dickey – RHP The Mets try to avoid a sweep and an 0-6 road trip this afternoon as they take on the Nationals for an early 12:35 game in Washington. Yesterday was the same story for the Amazin’s as they got a great start from Young,...

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Harvey Could Still Get Call If Batista Fails To Impress On Saturday

It looks like this is the story that won’t go away this season. It feels like every week going back to Spring Training we’ve been reading or hearing about Matt Harvey after every mound appearance and then some. I often wonder if it’s like this with all teams regarding their top prospects or if this is something that is exclusive to Mets fans? We like to hold all our prospects...

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Mets Farm Report: Familia Is Back, Lucie Comeback Falls Short, Cyclones Blow Away Renegades

Toledo 4, Buffalo 1 By Sean Kenny Jeurys Familia had his best outing of the season, but after a late comeback thanks to an error the Bisons fell in ten innings, 4-1 to the Toledo Mud Hens. Jeurys Familia was on his game today, unlike anything we have seen this season. Familia allowed one run on three hits, including a solo home run in the first innings while walking two batters and striking out...

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Despite Late Rally, Mets Fall Short In 4-3 Loss To Nationals

Chris Young was victimized in late innings as has been the theme, the bullpen faltered and despite a ninth inning rally including two solo home runs, the Mets lost the second game of the series, 4-3. Game Recap Chris Young had a pretty solid outing, going six innings allowing two runs on six hits, walking one and striking out two. Young was good for the most part, but as has been the case in his...

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