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Tag Archives: jesus feliciano
2010 Analysis: Jesus Feliciano
Through 13 minor league seasons, all Jesus Feliciano did was hit, hit, and hit some more, posting a career .285 batting average while playing solid outfield defense. However, he didn’t do much else. For example, he didn’t get on base … Continue reading
F-Mart and Francoeur
A few days ago, Fernando Martinez was inexplicably promoted to MLB after hitting .255 in AAA Buffalo. I say “inexplicably” because
Posted in Opinion and Analysis
Tagged fernando martinez, jeff francoeur, jesus feliciano
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Mets Release Alex Cora
So there isn’t any big-time trade coming after all. Instead, the Mets have released Alex Cora and demoted Jesus Feliciano. Per the Mets’ PR department: METS RECALL OUTFIELDER FERNANDO MARTINEZ AND INFIELDER RUBEN TEJADA FROM BUFFALO (AAA); OPTION OUTFIELDER JESUS … Continue reading
Posted in Latest Mets News
Tagged alex cora, fernando martinez, jesus feliciano, ruben tejada
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Mets Demote Feliciano, Release Light-Hitting 2B
In order to free up room for the recently promoted Fernando Martinez and Ruben Tejada, the Mets have demoted Jesus Feliciano and released a light-hitting second baseman. No, not Luis Castillo! Castillo is still owed $12 million over the next … Continue reading
Mets Game 78: Win Over Marlins
Mets 6 Marlins 5 Crazy things can happen in San Juan. Strange things occurred before the game even started — Jose Reyes was held out of the game after experiencing “back stiffness” during batting practice. The blame was placed on … Continue reading
Posted in Mets 2010 Games
Tagged david wright, elmer dessens, jesus feliciano, marlins, mike pelfrey
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Mets Game 75: Win Over Twins
Mets 6 Twins 0 The Mets complete interleague play in dominant fashion. By shutting out the Twins, the Mets finish the season with a 13-5 record in interleague play. Let’s hope they play one more series against an American League … Continue reading
Posted in Mets 2010 Games
Tagged david wright, ike davis, jeff francoeur, jesus feliciano, jon niese, scott baker, twins
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Tonight’s Lineup
As previously noted, Jesus Feliciano and Josh Thole will be in tonight’s starting lineup, via ESPN NY’s Adam Rubin: Jose Reyes, SS Jesus Feliciano, CF David Wright, 3B Ike Davis, 1B Jason Bay, LF Josh Thole, C Jeff Francoeur, RF … Continue reading