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Category Archives: 12-13 Offseason
No Hall of Fame for You
I’m sure Joe or another author on Mets Today will have an opinion on this, but here’s my $0.02. So, the baby baseball writers got their bottles. The paragons of perfection and arbiters of all that is moral kept everyone … Continue reading
Posted in 12-13 Offseason, Opinion and Analysis
Tagged Bagwell, Biggio, Bonds, Clemens, hall of fame, mets, Piazza
35 Comments
Adam LaRoche Back to Nats
Slugging first baseman Adam LaRoche returns to the Nationals.
If You Were Scott Hairston …
According to Wallace Matthews of ESPN-NY, Scott Hairston has decided he will play for either the Yankees or the Mets — and he’ll make his final decision within the next few days. What might be going into his decision?
Why Marty Noble Didn’t Have Mike Piazza On His Hall of Fame Ballot
On Saturday morning, during an interview on MLB Network Radio, Mets.com beat writer Marty Noble told Casey Stern that Mike Piazza was not on his Hall of Fame ballot. Why not? The answer is, um, a little hairy …
Posted in 12-13 Offseason
30 Comments
Dodgers Sign Howell and Other Updates
On random blogs and Twitter streams, it was reported that the Mets were interested in lefthanded reliever J.P. Howell. Well, scratch him off the list — he’s agreed to sign with the Dodgers.
Posted in 12-13 Offseason
9 Comments
Free Agents Left on Scrap Heap: Pitchers
We’ve covered position players left on the scrap heap, and now it’s time to look at pitchers still swimming around the free-agent pool.
Posted in 12-13 Offseason
26 Comments
Solution for Hall of Fame Voting Controversy
With the Hall of Fame ballots due in less than a week, baseball writers around the country are looking at players from the past and thinking, “Did he juice? If he did, did it help? Does it matter? Is it … Continue reading
Posted in 12-13 Offseason
29 Comments
Mets Sign Omar Quintanilla
The flurry of free-agent signings has begun! We may be at the beginning of a blizzard!
Posted in 12-13 Offseason
4 Comments