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Category Archives: Mets Injuries
John Maine to the DL
An hour after The New York Times reported that moving John Maine’s start back one day was “not serious“, it was reported on SNY that Maine was placed on the 15-day disabled list. I’m thinking the Mets might want to … Continue reading
What the Mets Do Next
Much of the Mets’ chances for success this year relied on the bat of Carlos Delgado, who is out until at least mid-July. But, Gary Sheffield stepped up and filled some of the void in the middle of the lineup … Continue reading
Posted in Mets Injuries
Tagged billy wagner, carlos beltran, carlos delgado, gary sheffield, jj putz, jose reyes, oliver perez, ryan church
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Elbows and Hamstrings
Sorta sounds like a Dr. Seuss book, or a Rufus Wainwright song, no? Elbows and hamstrings, finger strains and dislocations, groin pulls and labrum tears, and recently some stomach bugs … I do not like them, Mets fan I am, … Continue reading
Murphy vs. Martinez
While the Mets are hurting now, parts of the cavalry are making their way back. Carlos Beltran should be feeling better soon, and Ryan Church can come off the DL about a week from now, which means Fernando Martinez will … Continue reading
Posted in Mets Injuries, News Notes Rumors
Tagged dan murphy, fernando martinez, ryan church
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Reyes and Church Out, F-Mart and Some Other Guy In
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Whoever it was in the Mets front office who was sober enough to realize the insanity of holding five players hostage from the disabled list, we thank you for releasing Jose Reyes and Ryan … Continue reading
Posted in Mets Injuries
Tagged carlos beltran, fernando martinez, jose reyes, ryan church, wilson valdez
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Why Jose Reyes Is Not On the DL
There’s only one logical reason that Jose Reyes is not yet on the disabled list. Revenues. When he missed his first ballgame, on May 14th, it was understandable to go “day to day” with Reyes’ calf injury. When he aggravated … Continue reading
Filling the Holes
Carlos Delgado is out for at least two months, Jose Reyes is “day to day”, Alex Cora is out indefinitely, J.J. Putz may or may not have a chronic elbow issue, and Brian Schneider (yes, he’s still officially a Met) … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Blogs, Mets Injuries
Tagged damion easley, jose reyes, jose valentin, nick johnson
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Could Jose Reyes Be Out for the Season?
The official word from Mets.com is that Jose Reyes has been diagnosed with “tendinitis in calf” (that’s the actual headline). From Mets.com: The MRI showed that Reyes has tendinitis behind his right calf and he is officially listed as day-to-day. … Continue reading