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Fantasy Sports Experience:
Jose Reyes left Friday's game early with a hamstring injury. We provide an update on his injury and examine the fantasy implications.
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Via Mets Fever
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February 24, 2009
A great short stop is not just a guy who can make a spectacular diving stop with a gun for an arm but also the quarterback of the infield. Jose Reyes under Jerry Manuel's prodding and tutelage is taking the next step in his development. Yesterday, Manuel stood behind Reyes during the ...
Via Hot Stove New York
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April 17, 2008
Mets fans are cautiously optimistic that the recent performance of their shortstop might represent the return of the old Jose Reyes. The Jose Reyes that dazzled with his bat, his speed, and his boundless enthusiasm. Jose is 6-for-9 with 3 singles, a double, a triple, and a home run in two games against the Washington Nationals this week.
If the Jose that fans came to know and...
Via NY Sports Dog
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January 27, 2009
Jose Reyes led the National League in hits last year. At the tender age of 25 he has already amassed 919 hits, and he won't turn 26 until June 11th, 60 games into the season.
Now none of this...
NY Sports Dog--a Place for Mets Fans
Via Hugging Harold Reynolds
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June 19, 2008
The Daily News reports that following Jose Reyes' insubordination toward Jerry Manuel when the shortstop didn't want to leave the game after tightening a hammy, the new Mets skipper decided to go all gangster.
"I told him next time he does that I'm going to get my blade out and cut him. I'm a gangster. You go gangster on me, I'm going to have to get you. You do that again...
Via Mr. Flushing
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June 23, 2008
Jerry Manuel's style will bring out the best in Jose Reyes.
Via Mike's Mets
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January 06, 2008
I'm still in the process of catching up on December's backlog of e-mail. Back at the end of November I wrote about all of the trade rumors circling about, and made the following statement about the speculation that the Mets would deal Jose Reyes for Johan Santana:
I know there are some who would ma...
Via Fantasy Sports Experience
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April 10, 2008
In a deep league and can't seem to find that one guy who went undrafted to fill out your lineup? In Desperation Station we offer you a few under the radar players who could fill out your roster and contribute admirably.
This week we look at Jason Kubel, Mike Jacobs and Angel Pagan.
Via Mets Fever
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February 06, 2009
In 2004 there were many who felt a young spectacular short stop may never achieve his potential due to bum hamstrings. That player is now perennial All-star and 160 game per season Jose Reyes...But most Mets fans can also remember Alex Escobar who was ranked by BA the Mets top prospect for three ...
Via Dom D's Mets Fan Blog
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December 01, 2008
Ok Met fans. It has been a tough couple of years. Talent-filled teams each of the last two years combined with a high payroll and of course high expectations. I can boldly, but not gladly, say the Mets' last two years were probably the most heartbreaking of any professional sports team in the last two years. Granted, I said heartbreaking, not worst. I consider a heartbreaking...
Via New York Mets Daily
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July 25, 2008
Who was more upset at Jose Reyes' celebratory trip around the bases: Ryan Madson (the pitcher who served it up) or Larry Anderson (former major league pitcher turned Phillies broadcaster)?
Via Mets Fever
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March 04, 2009
As seen on NY Mets GlobalJoseph Del Grippo of Bleacher Report had an interesting article yesterday about why Jose Reyes is best suited to bat third. Among his biggest reasons were the facts that Luis Castillo has a better obp than Jose, he has led the team in hits each of the last three years, ...
Via Mets Merized Online
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January 27, 2009
I just read a great piece by Ben Shpigel of the New York Times. He discusses how Jerry Manuel views Jose Reyes as one of the emerging leaders on the team.
Jerry Manuel sees no need to designate a captain when he has a capable group of players policing the Mets' clubhouse. That leadership core includes David Wright, Johan Santana, Carlos Delgado and Carlos Beltran. According...
Via Hot Stove New York
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August 17, 2008
The Mets have acquired reliever Luis Ayala from the Washington Nationals in exchange for minor league middle infielder Anderson Hernandez.
Hernandez, best known during his cup of coffee in the majors for being Jose Reyes's best buddy, was hitting just .188 this season in Triple-A New Orleans, and Argenis Reyes had clearly blown past him on [...]
Via Dom D's Mets Fan Blog
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February 19, 2009
With spring training starting in a few days you can expect to hear the names Johan Santana, David Wright and Jose Reyes being thrown around. Rightfully so, as these players play crucial roles for the ball club. One name you will be hearing less frequently, if at all, is Marlon Anderson. Many fans remember Marlon for his subpar play last year where he hit a little over .200. What...
Via overthemonster.com
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January 12, 2008
Sounds nearly impossible, and a litte bit dirty. Of course, I've been forced to live in the Bible Belt for the last decade. Might be the norm in other places. MLBTR:Mets send Jose Reyes, Kevin Mulvey, and Hector Pellot to A's A's send Bobby Crosby and Dan Johnson to Mets A's send Dan Haren to Twins T...
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