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Tag Archives: ted berg
Link Roundup: A Re-Fi and a Goodbye
The Mets refinanced anywhere between $450 and $700 million in existing debt, depending on which source you trust, which means the Wilpons will be sticking around. Joy. This also means the team will be paying off this debt for years, … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Blogs
Tagged Anthony Recker, chris young, Dickey, mets, ted berg, Wilpon, Wright
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Mets Sign Andrew Brown
Stop the presses! The Mets have signed a righthanded-hitting outfielder. Finally, Ted Berg gets his man.
Interview with Ted Berg
Ted Berg, senior editorial producer of SNY, was nice enough to answer some questions for us at Mets Today. Ted is a modern-day renaissance man with a broad cultural interest, ranging from baseball to buffalo wings to sandwiches, which you … Continue reading
Igarashi May Sing God Bless America
We may have to start a Ryota Igarashi series to chronicle all the plans, activities, and goals developed by the Mets’ newest free agent signee. Check out this tidbit that was posted earlier this month on our new favorite Japanese … Continue reading
Posted in 09-10 Offseason, Around the Blogs
Tagged god bless america, rob neyer, ryota igarashi, ted berg, thomas boswell
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Will the Mets Land a Big Fish?
At MetsFansForever, Will Sommer asks several bloggers which “big” free agent will be signed by the Mets Andrew Vazzano unearths a slice of good news from the winter meetings – that David Wright and Daniel Murphy were working out with … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Blogs
Tagged andrew vazzano, bmf, bob klapisch, dan murphy, david wright, howard johnson, jeff francoeur, john lackey, kerel cooper, pat burrell, ted berg, Will Sommer
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No Worries About Wright
David Wright is leading the National League in strikeouts and hitting only .271. However, I see no reason for concern, since this is Wright’s M.O. for April. He is a notoriously slow starter, and we’ve come to expect subpar numbers … Continue reading