Mets Sign Scott Rice

Posted on December 11, 2014 by Joe Janish

BREAKING NEWS: the Mets have re-signed LOOGY Scott Rice to a minor-league contract.

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3 Responses to Mets Sign Scott Rice

  1. argonbunnies says:
    December 11, 2014 at 6:12 am

    Well, it’s better than giving up something of value for a broken-down Breslow or a walk machine like Brothers. If they just want a warm body to give opposing lefties a tough look, they should call Byrdak and Feliciano to compete with Rice in the spring. There are only a handful of LOOGYs who are any guarantee to be better than those guys, and we won’t be getting any of them.

    Personally, I’d be happy with someone like Eveland, who’s not a LOOGY, but can still be used to face the hitters who are simply awful against all lefties.

  2. DaveSchneck says:
    December 11, 2014 at 9:27 am

    No problem with Everyday Rice on an invite so long as he is org depth and insurance. Still need a legit MLB LH arm but those are going for minimum %5 mil annually and our cheapskate ownership doesn’t want to play with the big boys.

    By the way, if the Dodgers’ young OF phenom plays well they could be scary good.

  3. DanS says:
    December 11, 2014 at 12:45 pm

    Today’s big news is that the Mets signed Mayberry Jr. to a major league contract. I’d rather have his dad…right now. Meanwhile, Dodgers, Red Sox, and Tigers rebuilding their teams on the fly. What a difference cash (or in the case of the Oakland A’s imagination) make.

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