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Monthly Archives: January 2009
YAO : Mets Sign Mackowiak
No, the Mets did not sign Chinese giant Yao Ming. Though, if Ming can pitch, I might be behind such a deal. Rather, the Mets signed Yet Another Outfielder, Rob Mackowiak (muh-KOE-vee-ack), most recently of the Washington Nationals. There was … Continue reading
Mets Sign Freddy Garcia
In an effort to bolster their starting rotation, the Mets have signed free-agent veteran pitcher Freddy Garcia to a one year, incentive-laden, minor-league contract and invited him to spring training. Garcia had been rumored to join the Mets organization since … Continue reading
Why the Mets Have No Money (and No Manny)
One of the more interesting conundrums in sports is how the New York Mets have less money to spend on ballplayers than their crosstown big brother, the New York Yankees. It boggles the mind further when you realize the Mets’ … Continue reading
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Mets Sign an Outfielder
The Mets’ front office is really cooking with gas now! Hot off the heels of the Casey Fossum pickup, the team has now added Cory Sullivan to their outfield, signing the 29-year-old to a $600,000 contract that includes another $300,000 … Continue reading
Posted in Latest Mets News
Tagged aaron cook, adam dunn, angel pagan, casey fossum, cory sullivan, dan murphy, endy chavez, jason cooper, jeff francis, jeremy reed, manny ramirez, rockies, ryan church
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Mets Sign Argenis Reyes, Tom Martin
Just in case Alex Cora breaks his leg, the Mets have signed Argenis Reyes as a backup plan. Reyes is expected to begin the season in AAA Buffalo. Reyes flashed a decent glove, a lot of hustle, and not much … Continue reading
Mets Add Casey Fossum
According to the Buffalo News, the Mets have signed Casey Fossum to a minor league contract. It wasn’t reported, but it’s expected that the lefthanded Cherry Hill, NJ native will be invited to spring training. The Mets also signed Buffalo … Continue reading
Can the Mets Make a Deal?
It’s less than a month before spring training, and the Mets still need a frontline, #2 / #3 type starter; middle relief help; starting rotation depth; and a legitimate left fielder (who ideally bats with power from the right side). … Continue reading
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Tagged andruw jones, angel pagan, austin kearns, ben sheets, brian schneider, dan murphy, eric byrnes, fernando tatis, ivan rodriguez, jeremy reed, jon garland, jonny gomes, jose guillen, kevin millar, manny ramirez, marcus thames, marlon anderson, matt murton, nick evans, oliver perez, xavier nady
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Mets Consider Ben Sheets, Andy Pettitte
According to David Lennon of Newsday, the Mets are considering Ben Sheets and Andy Pettitte to fill out their starting rotation. Per Lennon: For his part, Minaya has played it cool, suggesting that he has other options if Perez falls … Continue reading
Posted in Rumors
Tagged andy pettitte, ben sheets, bobby parnell, david lennon, freddy garcia, jon niese, oliver perez
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