Author: Joe D

NY Times: Mets Could Go From Bad to Dreadful

Tyler Kepner of the New York Times posted a gloomy outlook for the Mets who he sees as the cellar-dwellers of the National League East moving forward. He goes on to say that while the Mets remain in a holding pattern, the Phillies have won the division five years in a row, the Braves have a stable of young, major league-ready starters, the Nationals are packed with young talent and ready to...

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Reyes To Get 3-Year Offer? Nice Try, Mets People.

I think it’s normal for any fan to give the team they’re rooting for the benefit of the doubt, but sometimes I just gotta shake my head at some of the things I see. We went from one administration where we never knew what was going on and everything was so hush-hush, to a new administration that leaks out information on an everyday basis and uses the media to guide the public...

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Wright Wants Reyes Back, Can’t Imagine Playing Without Him

Erik Boland of Newsday, captured some great quotes from David Wright who was being honored at the ALS Sports Award Benefit tonight in NYC. The topic of course was Jose Reyes, and the Mets third baseman didn’t mince words about how he felt about the situation. “You see the kind of interest Jose’s getting…You knew he was going to get it, but it finally kind of hits home...

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Mets, Goya Foods and City Harvest to hold Holiday Food Drive

FLUSHING, N.Y., November 8, 2011 – The New York Mets, Goya Foods in celebration of their 75th anniversary, and City Harvest will host a Holiday Food Drive Thursday, November 17 from 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. at Citi Field. Fans can drop off their food donation at the City Harvest truck that will be parked in Lot G outside the Mets Team Store. Fans donating 10 items or more of...

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Mets Plan To Tender Pagan, But Could Be Priced Out On Capuano

In a post to Twitter, Jon Heyman of SI.com said that the Mets plan to tender Angel Pagan a contract before the December 12 deadline. If he is non-tendered, Pagan will become a free agent, opening up a spot in centerfield. It’s no secret that the Mets have soured on Angel Pagan, but with nobody in the organization ready to step in and take over center field, the Mets are kind of stuck. Then...

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