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As anyone who has been to Port St Lucie knows, there are limited food choices available--mostly fast food and a few local restaurants.
Our spring training spies have seen a few Mets players over at...
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February 22, 2009
Ahhhh yes, Spring Training, where hope springs eternal.
First off, let me say that the likely Mets opening day roster already looks much better than last year's version.
Just to jog your memory,...
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February 23, 2009
Looking for some good eats at Citi Field? Bring your wallet.
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February 24, 2009
I've said all winter that I thought it was a risk for the Mets to rely on Murphy/Tatis for left field. With just two months of major league experience under his belt Murphy has been anointed the full time left fielder but as much as Manuel likes his hitting and work ethic it might be as much ...
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February 23, 2009
If you love Texas Hold-em as much as I do, than you'll know what I mean when I say the Mets are "all in" on Dan
While many fans including myself, mostly moaned and groaned about the left field platoon of Tatis and Murphy, it turns out that we were on the outside looking
It's become ...
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February 23, 2009
Rangers Report is stating that Tom Renney and Perry Pearn have been fired. Whether it's the right move, whether it's Renney's fault or that of GM Glen Sather, none of it matters anymore. The truth is, this was an ongoing story that distracted the team big-time. Simply put, this HAD to happen. And, quite frankly, it should have happened at least two weeks ago.The question...
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February 21, 2009
Good morning Mets fans!
Isn't this time of the year incredible? We see who has come into camp in shape, get our first look at the new guys in action, and we mark the progress of our up and coming...
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February 23, 2009
I was waiting to hear what Church would say after Jerry Manuel proclaimed Dan Murphy the starting left fielder, and then hinting that Fernando Tatis would most likely take playing time away from Church against
The wait is
David Lennon of Newsday
In the wake of ...
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February 23, 2009
He hasn't just shed 17 lbs and felt that's enough, Of Course; there's public relations spin behind this but it's still refreshing to hear nothing but positive things about Luis Castillo. Whether it's the bounce in his step, smile on his face, interaction in the field with Reyes or hitting in the ...
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February 23, 2009
I completed a post the other day, I might add purely speculation in which I pondered whether the Mets were considering moving Nick Evans to 2B. Jose Reyes and David Wright will anchor the left side of the infield for several years to come and there has been some talk of Dan Murphy moving to 1B ...
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February 22, 2009
Just a reminder to please go vote.
Our post on Friday generated quite a bit of controversy, so we've decided to let the fans decide.
The current tally is as follows:
Tom Seaver: 30 votesKeith...
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February 23, 2009
Gangsta? Jerry has certainly announced his presence with authority in his first camp as Mets
Whether it?s unorthodox hitting drills, a potential juggling of the lineup or bestowing added responsibility on his superstar shortstop, Manuel is emphatically putting his stamp on every aspect ...
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February 22, 2009
Posted by Mav on February 22, 2009.The Towel Drills staff welcomes long-time Cub fan and former college pitcher "Mav" to the TD Bullpen. Mav will be bringing us some great in-depth stuff throughout the season with the added perspective of actually having competed at a level higher than tee ball or beer league softball (though I can vouch for Mav's credentials in the...
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February 21, 2009
Aside from Manny Ramirez, there doesn't seem to be a whole lot left on the free agent market. However, if you're looking for some good low risk, high reward type players, you have quite a few bargains still out there.
CatchersGary Bennett (37)Johnny Estrada (33)Paul Lo Duca (37) - Type B, ...
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February 23, 2009
A first round pick in the 1994 amateur draft by the Houston Astros, Ramon Castro has become a mainstay in New York as a Met. Twice he has seen himself become the front-runner to become the Mets' starting catcher, but both times Omar Minaya has traded to bring in a catcher from another organization (Lo Duca, Schneider). Castro is now considered one of the best backup catchers...
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February 23, 2009
Today we are officially 6 weeks away from the start of the baseball season. I'm obviously geared up to start purchasing some tickets and to figure out when I will be making my first trips to the new NYC ball parks. I continually check both the Mets' and Yankees' Websites to see when I can get my thumbs worked out (aka trying to fight through ticketmaster for single game...
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