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Monthly Archives: March 2008
Gotay NOT On Waivers
Despite what’s being heard on the airwaves and various internet sources, we’re now hearing that only Steven Register, and not Ruben Gotay, has been placed on waivers. Hat tip to Andrew at The Ropolitans, who dug out the dirt and … Continue reading
Posted in News Notes Rumors, Spring Training 08
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Better Than Reed Johnson
So the Cubs quickly signed Reed Johnson, to the disappointment of many MetsToday readers who thought he would be an ideal RH-hitting outfield option. But the Cubs’ move could make someone available who is a better fit for the Mets: … Continue reading
Posted in Spring Training 08
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Gotay and Register on Waivers?
Hat tips all around to those who posted and sent emails regarding the Mets’ placing Steven Register and Ruben Gotay on waivers. We could all see Gotay going on, since his injury makes him less palatable for other teams. I … Continue reading
Posted in Spring Training 08
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Gomez Up, Humber Down
In case you’re interested, Carlos Gomez has won the starting centerfield job for the Minnesota Twins. Gomez hit .278 with 10 stolen bases in 16 spring training games. Said manager Ron Gardenhire: “Overall, it’s the excitement that he brings. I … Continue reading
Posted in Spring Training 08
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Steve Trachsel Causing Global Warming
Al Gore may have a contract out on Steve Trachsel, as Trax may be partially responsible for global warming (if there is such a thing). Apparently, Japanese baseball is changing the rules to speed up the game, in an effort … Continue reading
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Pessimism in Port St. Lucie
With the end of March — and the end of spring training — arriving soon, optimism is not running as high as it was a month ago. In a matter of weeks, the excitement surrounding Johan Santana has been dulled … Continue reading
Posted in Spring Training 08
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Forget About Botts
According to the Dallas Morning News: “DH/1B Jason Botts may have ensured his spot on the roster by going 2-for-5 with three two-out RBIs in the Rangers’ first win in six games against Seattle or Los Angeles. Botts had a … Continue reading
Posted in Spring Training 08
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Reyes Not That Aggressive
A quick stat pointed out by Gary Cohen during the Mets broadcast yesterday had to do with batters and 2-0 counts. In 2007, Barry Bonds led the NL in 2-0 counts with 146. Albert Pujols was second. In sixth place, … Continue reading
Posted in Spring Training 08
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