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Tag Archives: tim byrdak
Mets Free Agents: Who Would You Keep?
In case you missed it, the following 2012 Mets are now free agents: Scott Hairston, Jon Rauch, Ramon Ramirez, Ronny Cedeno, Kelly Shoppach, Tim Byrdak and Chris Young. Which of these seven wonders would you bring back in 2013, if … Continue reading
Posted in 12-13 Offseason
Tagged chris young, jon rauch, kelly shoppach, ramon ramirez, ronny cedeno, scott hairston, tim byrdak
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Symptom Treated – But Now What’s the Cure?
Unsurprisingly, Manny Acosta has been designated for assignment, which means he can’t pour gasoline on fires in Flushing for at least a week. There is a possibility, however, that he brings his Fahrenheit 451-style fireman skills to Buffalo. But let’s … Continue reading
Posted in Pitching Staff
Tagged bobby parnell, frank francisco, jack egbert, jon rauch, manny acosta, tim byrdak
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Mets Sign Mulvey, Mull Nitkowski
The Mets have signed free-agent pitcher and former Flushing farmhand Kevin Mulvey and assigned him to minor league camp. You may remember that the NJ native was part of the trade that brought Johan Santana to New York. Interesting, Mulvey … Continue reading
2011 Analysis: Danny Herrera
Diminutive Danny Herrera became the shortest pitcher in Mets history when he climbed up to the rubber in Washington, D.C. (without the help of a step ladder) on September 2nd. Amidst the catcalls of “hey, somebody left a hat on … Continue reading
2011 Analysis: Tim Byrdak
Although many Mets fans were sad to see “Perpetual” Pedro Feliciano leave Flushing, in retrospect, that move couldn’t have turned out better. For one, the five years of abuse the Mets put on Feliciano finally caught up to his arm. … Continue reading
Mets Game 154: Loss to Cardinals
Cardinals 11 Mets 6 If this were 1960, the season would now be over. Unfortunately for Mets fans suffering through a meaningless September, there are still 8 more games to go. This was really MUCH closer than the final score … Continue reading
Posted in Mets 2011 Games
Tagged albert pujols, angel pagan, cardinals, dj carrasco, mike pelfrey, tim byrdak
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More Mets On the Move?
With the trading deadline less than three days away, and Carlos Beltran off to San Francisco, one has to believe that the Mets are still wheeling and dealing — despite the public poker face displayed by Sandy Alderson. So what … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion and Analysis
Tagged angel pagan, chris capuano, jason isringhausen, mike pelfrey, ronny paulino, tim byrdak
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Ike Davis: Mets LOOGY?
With Pedro Feliciano moving on to pitch for the Yankees, the Mets have brought in a so-so selection of lefties to audition for his LOOGY spot: Michael O’Connor, Taylor Tankersley, and Tim Byrdak. You might even throw Chris Capuano, Oliver … Continue reading