Category Archives: 13-14 Offseason

Will Mets Have One of Best Outfields in Baseball?

Posted on February 18, 2014 by Joe Janish

On the first day of spring training, Chris Young let the world know where the Mets stood in terms of their outfield — as quoted by Adam Rubin of ESPN-NY: “I think we can be one of the best in … Continue reading →

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Mets Sign Dana Eveland

Posted on February 17, 2014 by Joe Janish

Breaking news: the New York Mets have signed lefthanded pitcher Dana Eveland.

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Phillies Sign Burnett, Mets Sign Valverde

Posted on February 14, 2014 by Joe Janish

The Philadelphia Phillies signed starter A.J. Burnett to a one-year, $16M contract (that includes an option for a second year). In response, the Mets signed Jose Valverde to a minor-league deal that includes an invitation to spring training. Which deal … Continue reading →

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Mets 2014: The Beatings Will Continue Until Morale Improves

Posted on February 11, 2014 by Dan Capwell

“We’ll spend more…if the fans come to the games.” Sandy Alderson, as quoted by Metsblog Imagine any other product or service provider saying this to or about their customers! I am stunned that this comment hasn’t been more widely picked … Continue reading →

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Bronson Arroyo, Fernando Rodney, K-Rod, Carlos Marmol, Luis Ayala Off the Table

Posted on February 8, 2014 by Joe Janish

This is hardly a news site — isn’t that what Twitter is for? — so you may have already heard that Fernando Rodney was made a Mariner, Bronson Arroyo agreed to a deal with the Diamondbacks, Francisco Rodriguez is returning … Continue reading →

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Projections vs. Reality

Posted on February 5, 2014 by Paul Festa

I love stats. I’ve been a baseball stathead since I was a kid. I kept track of my own batting average in Little League as well as walks, extra base hits (those were easy – there weren’t many of them), … Continue reading →