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John Delcos on Pelfrey’s Meltdown

Posted on July 6, 2010 by John Delcos

The replays didn’t show whether, or where, Mike Pelfrey’s errant fastball clipped Scott Rolen, but how the Mets’ pitcher responded to not getting that call, and not getting a later call on a strike to Drew Stubbs was the backdrop … Continue reading →

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Will the Mets Deal for a Starter?

Posted on June 17, 2010 by John Delcos

NOTE: This is a guest post by longtime Mets beat writer John Delcos. Please direct your comments to John. Enjoy! The Mets’ June cruise has not only made them relevant in the National League pennant races, but subsequently also at … Continue reading →

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If Steve Phillips Succeeded

Posted on November 19, 2009 by Joe Janish

BlueandOrange.net discusses what might have been had Steve Phillips succeeded in trading Jose Reyes and David Wright so many years ago. John Delcos speaks from eyewitness testimony while supporting Marty Noble’s bombshell that some Mets didn’t mind losing Delcos also … Continue reading →

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Halladay Shopping and More

Posted on November 17, 2009 by Joe Janish

John Delcos wonders what it will take to get Roy Halladay. Drew Costello at MetsFansForever did a complete analysis of the Mets infield (geez, it took me a month to do the same!) Andrew Vazzano at TheRopolitans offers the good … Continue reading →

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