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Tag Archives: hisanori takahashi
Hisanori Takahashi Signs with Angels
According to various reports, former Mets lefthander Hisanori Takahashi has signed a two-year deal with the Orange County Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim in California (or whatever they’re calling themselves this year). This shouldn’t come as a shock to Mets … Continue reading
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Tagged angels, darren oliver, hisanori takahashi
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2010 Analysis: Raul Valdes
Every time I saw Raul Valdes take the mound, I thought, “how is this guy in the Major Leagues?” His delivery resembles that of a high school shortstop who is thrown into a pitching role because the team has run … Continue reading
Why Hisanori Takahashi Won’t Be Missed
(NOTE: this is a post written by Matt Himelfarb) Sayonara, Hisanori … According to Jon Heyman of SI.com, Takahashi was seeking a three year deal worth approximately $4-5 million per year, but according to David Waldstein of the New York … Continue reading
2010 Analysis: Hisanori Takahashi
Takahashi was the less-heralded Japanese pitcher signed by the Mets last winter, and some less-in-touch fans might have confused him with Ken Takahashi. But by the end of 2010, there was no confusion as to who was Hisanori Takahashi, and … Continue reading
Mets Game 160: Win Over Nationals
Mets 2 Nationals 1 These up-and-coming Mets are quite entertaining! Pat Misch (I seem to remember him around this time last year) spun 8 brilliant frames and young Josh Thole hit a solo homer in the bottom of the tenth … Continue reading
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Tagged hisanori takahashi, ike davis, josh thole, nationals, pat misch
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Game 128: Win Over Astros
Mets 2 Astros 1 Mike Pelfrey threw ice on the red-hot Houston Astros, Ruben Tejada collected his first hit in 9 days, David Wright drove in his 85th run of the year, and Hisanori Takahashi saved the day as the … Continue reading
Posted in Mets 2010 Games
Tagged astros, hisanori takahashi, mike pelfrey, nelson figueroa, ruben tejada
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Mets Game 118: Win Over Astros
Mets 3 Astros 1 Closer? Who needs a closer? The Mets began the After K-Rod Era in fine style, taking a close one from the Astros — and sealing the deal with a save by Hisanori Takahashi. But see, that’s … Continue reading
Posted in Mets 2010 Games
Tagged astros, carlos beltran, david wright, hisanori takahashi, jeff francoeur, jon niese, wandy rodriguez
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Pat Misch May Start on Saturday
Adam Rubin of ESPN-NY is reporting that Pat Misch was pulled after 55 pitches on Tuesday night and is likely to be promoted to the Mets to make a start on Saturday vs. the Phillies. This possibility was furthered after … Continue reading
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