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2010 Analysis: Ruben Tejada

After it was discovered that Jose Reyes would miss several weeks of spring training and Opening Day due to a thyroid problem, the 20-year-old Ruben Tejada was suddenly thrust into a big-league job – with backup from wily veteran Alex … Continue reading

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AHern Exiled Again

For the second time in two years, the Mets have sent Anderson Hernandez packing. AHern was placed on waivers this week and claimed by the Cleveland Indians. This move perplexes me from both sides. The Mets have a sudden issue … Continue reading

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Replacing Jose Reyes

With Jose Reyes out for an indefinite period, it’s time to discuss the possible replacements.

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2009 Analysis: Anderson Hernandez

It’s hard to believe that Anderson Hernandez was the Mets’ starting second baseman on Opening Day 2006. Harder to believe that his stock sunk so far that he was traded for Luis Ayala at the tail end of 2008. And … Continue reading

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No Giving Up Yet

It turns out that the trade for Anderson Hernandez was a message to the rest of the world that the New York Mets are BUYERS, and still have a chance to propel themselves into the postseason. Furthermore, the installation of … Continue reading

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Mets Trade for Anderson Hernandez

Two weeks short of the anniversary of the trade of Anderson Hernandez for Luis Ayala, the Mets have reacquired the slick-fielding middle infielder from the Washington Nationals. Almost immediately upon arriving in Washington last year, AHern swatted the baseball like … Continue reading

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2009 Fantasy Projections: Second Base

When last we met, I was telling you that Albert Pujols was the best NL first baseman and you weren’t surprised. But you were probably surprised that I think two of the top 5 first basemen in the NL East … Continue reading

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