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Quote of the Day: Forbes on the Mets
How can a team valued at $858 million, third on Forbes’ list of major-league franchises behind the Yankees and Red Sox, be so incapable of acquiring any players who could help them make a run in the final two months … Continue reading
Quote of the Day: Wally on Wally
“I saw my picture in the paper (on Tuesday) and I was just glad it wasn’t a police photo.” -Wally Backman (NorthJersey.com)
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Quote of the Day: Alex Cora on the Mets Clubhouse
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Quote of the Day: Jerry on Ollie’s New Role
“Are we down on Ollie?” Manuel said of Perez. “We just think Ollie needs to continue to get better, continue to find himself, try to get back to where he was. I think Ollie could be of value to us … Continue reading
Quote of the Day: Klapisch on Dr. David Wright
It turns out Wright was smarter than any of the Mets’ doctors, certainly smarter than his manager, who thought it was safe to send the injured Reyes into action against the Braves this weekend. Bob Klapisch on Dr. David Wright’s … Continue reading
Quote of the Day: Mets Need to Relax With Beltran
Rob Parker of ESPN New York on the Mets handling of Carlos Beltran’s seemingly imminent return: The Mets need to relax, reel it in a bit. This talk, even in the smallest of terms, about Carlos Beltran returning asap is … Continue reading
Quote of the Day: June 7, 2010
Earlier this afternoon, I posted a link to an interview with minor league pitching coach Jeff Andrews. Andrews was the minor league pitching coordinator with the Padres when Oliver Perez was in the organization. He obviously knows Ollie better than … Continue reading