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Meta
Monthly Archives: April 2015
Mets Game 22: Loss To Marlins
Marlins 7 Mets 3 It was a close game … until it wasn’t.
Posted in Mets 2015 Games
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Mets Today, Gone Tomorrow?
Author’s note: most of this post was written before Monday’s game. Kudos to Murph and Gee on their heroics. But it was only one game… 1984 will probably always be my favorite non-playoff Mets season. After seven years of failure, … Continue reading
Posted in Mets 2015 Games
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Marlins DFA Jarrod Saltalamacchia
Don’t expect to see Jarrod Saltalamacchia in uniform for the Marlins this week — and it’s not because he’s still on paternity leave.
Posted in News Notes Rumors
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Series Preview: New York Mets vs. Miami Marlins
The Mets roll into Miami after dropping two of three in the Bronx. The MLB-best Mets sit at 14-5, and take on their intra-division rival Marlins, who trail New York by 6 games with an 8-11 record. Pitching Probables Monday: … Continue reading
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With Mets Signing Brooks Conrad, Are Daniel Murphy’s Days Numbered?
The Mets have signed journeyman utility man Brooks Conrad to a minor-league contract and assigned him to the Las Vegas 51s.
Posted in News Notes Rumors
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With Parnell Nearing his Return to the Mets, Who Should Close?
With Bobby Parnell on the horizon, who would be the best fit as Mets closer? Continue reading
Posted in News Notes Rumors
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Mets Acquire Backstop Dan Rohlfing
On the heels of Travis d’Arnaud‘s broken pinky and the latest news that Anthony Recker has a bone spur in his elbow, the Mets have purchased minor league catcher Dan Rohlfing from the Minnesota Twins. Ironically, Rohlfing himself has been … Continue reading
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Ike Davis Pitches Perfect Inning
And you thought Joe was out of his mind for suggesting that Ike Davis be considered as a LOOGY when the first baseman was still with the Mets. Wait long enough, and some of his nutty ideas will come alive. … Continue reading
Posted in Where They Are Now
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