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Mets Game 98: Win Over Rockies
Mets 7 Rockies 3 And for a followup routine, the Mets played a baseball game … The excitement in Flushing began with the firing of Tony Bernazard, an event that closed with a squabble between Omar Minaya and Adam Rubin. … Continue reading
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Tagged adam rubin, fernando tatis, jeff francoeur, oliver perez, omar minaya, rockies, tony bernazard, ubaldo jimenez
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The More Things Change
… the more they stay the same. That’s the saying, right? If you saw this printed somewhere today, I bet following snippet would not be surprising: This ship has been off course for three seasons, not because of a lack … Continue reading
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Tagged fred wilpon, jeff wilpon, jim duquette, joel sherman, omar minaya, steve phillips
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Bernazard Reminds Us of Another Assistant GM
Perhaps the most disturbing thing about the Tony Bernazard “situation” is not Bernazard’s actions, but the Mets’ feeble, wishy-washy, inactive response. They have neither stood behind their VP of Player Development, nor have they fired him, nor have they even … Continue reading
Mets Game 87: Win Over Reds
Mets 9 Reds 7 Jeff Francoeur and the Mets are now 2-0. The Beltranless, Delgadoless, and Reyesless offense exploded for six runs in the third and fourth frames, and later tacked on another pair of much-needed insurance runs as the … Continue reading
Window Shopping: Nationals
In our latest edition of Window Shopping, we look at the Washington Nationals. Since they’re on a pace to threaten the ’62 Mets record for losing — and win the Bryce Harper sweepstakes — they should be sellers. Problem is, … Continue reading
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Tagged adam dunn, austin kearns, joe beimel, nationals, nick johnson
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Window Shopping: Pirates
A team that is sitting in last place, nine games below .500 and in a division headed by the Cardinals, Cubs, and Brewers, would presumably be sellers. Indeed, the fire sale began a few weeks ago for the Pirates, who … Continue reading
Mets Game 80: Loss to Phillies
Phillies 4 Mets 1 So much for taking over first place this weekend. Fernando Nieve was decent, if unspectacular, allowing 3 earned runs in 5 2/3 innings of work. But, he allowed six hits and walked another six, so every … Continue reading
Mets Game 78: Win Over Pirates
Mets 9 Pirates 8 The Magic Bus rides on !!! Ironically, the Mets continued their hot streak of now two consecutive wins against the Pittsburgh Pirates — the team that had “We Are Family” as their theme song back in … Continue reading
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