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Category Archives: Latest Mets News
Marlins Trade Olsen, Willingham to Nats
According to several reports, the Florida Marlins have traded righthander Scott Olsen and outfielder Josh Willingham to the Washington Nationals in exchange for second baseman Emilio Bonifacio and A-ballers P.J. Dean and Jake Smolinksi. Strange deal, as you would think … Continue reading
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Tagged dan uggla, emilio bonifacio, jake smolinski, josh willingham, marlins, nationals, p.j. dean, scott olsen
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Phillies Re-Sign Scott Eyre
The Phillies have re-signed LOOGY Scott Eyre to a one-year deal. Good move by the Phils to keep the veteran lefty on an inexpensive ($2M), short-term contract.
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Tagged phillies, relievers, scott eyre
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Holliday to A’s?
Several sources are reporting that the Colorado Rockies have traded, or are close to trading, Matt Holliday to the Oakland Athletics. Per Ken Rosenthal, as of 2:56 PM EST: The players the Rockies will receive have not been decided, and … Continue reading
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Tagged a's, ken rosenthal, matt holliday, rockies
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Willie Randolph Joins Brewers
Former Mets manager Willie Randolph finally made it to Milwaukee, as new Brewers skipper Ken Macha named Randolph his bench coach. As much as Mr. Willie was criticized here during his tenure, it was a love/hate relationship. Randolph is greatly … Continue reading
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Schilling Would Return to Philly
In an almost farcical bit of irony, Curt Schilling could return to the Philadelphia Phillies. The 42-year-old righthander was in the Philadelphia area last Wednesday for his annual Curt Schilling ALS Golf Outing, an event held to fund research into … Continue reading
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Gary Carter to Manage Ducks
Hall of famer and former Mets catcher Gary Carter has been hired to manage the 2009 Long Island Ducks of the independent Atlantic League. The Ducks are not affiliated with any Major League team, and are owned by another former … Continue reading
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Minor League Free Agent List
Baseball America has listed the 561 minor leaguers who filed for free agency on November 6th. This list will take a while to sift through, but on first glance, I’m intrigued by: Flamethrower Jose Capellan; Free-swinging, AAAA outfielder John-Ford Griffin, … Continue reading
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Tagged abraham nunez, ambiorix concepcion, eude brito, gustavo molina, jason anderson, joel guzman, john van benschoten, john-ford griffin, jose capellan, kiko calero, nate field, nelson figueroa, ruddy lugo, sean henn, val pascucci, victor diaz, victor santos
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Hot Stove – First Moves
Wow … didn’t take long for the hot stove to heat up. Let’s quickly rake over the first coals. Mets Pick Up Option on Carlos Delgado No surprise here — after his second half, Delgado is a bargain at (gulp) … Continue reading
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Tagged carlos delgado, chad cordero, damion easley, fernando tatis, ken macha, leo nunez, matt wise, mike jacobs, oliver perez
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