Randolph not only former Met manager on Brewers list

According to ESPN 1050 in New York, an executive with knowledge of the Mets' plans says the Mets will aggressively pursue closer Francisco Rodriguez. While the Mets may not be willing to give Rodriguez the five year deal he is looking for, it is believed they would be willing to give him a four year deal worth 60 million dollars. This way, the Mets could pay him somewhere between...

Fernando Tatis returned to action in the Dominican winter league and hit a home run in a game on Thursday. Tatis missed the last two weeks of the season with a shoulder injury which he incurred diving for a ball. The 33 y/o right handed former third basemen filled in admirably as a corner outfielder and is up for comeback player of the year. Most didn't realize how important...

At MLBTR Tim held a live chat in which he discuss a multitude of topics regarding baseball. To read the entire transcript go here.Here are the highlights of the questioned answered about the Mets....In a nut shell he sees the Mets signing K-Rod, a cheap starter and a mid-level left fielder.....Tim has warmed to the idea of signing K-Rod, basically saying he wont make the length...

As you may have heard, the Mets have re-upped with WFAN to broadcast their games in 2009, and beyond. Part of the deal will have the Mets pre- and post-game segments, along with the full game, simulcast on 92.3 HD3. Now you're probably asking: What the heck is that??

Recapping my 3/4ths of a year spent within the cozy confines of beloved Shea Stadium.

New York Mets left fielder Fernando Tatis is one of three candidates for the National League Comeback Player of the Year award being handed out by Topps and the Major League Baseball Players Association.The other two candidates are Jorge Cantu (FLA) and Kerry Wood (CHC). The winner is scheduled to be announced on Oct. 23rd.

Hey Mets Fans, Check out Eddie Kunz's Blog called Mets in the AFL: The experiences of Mets prospects while on the Arizona Fall League's Peoria Saguaros.

The Mets have indicated that they plan to pick-up Carlos Delgado's option but that doesn't necessarily mean that he will be their 1B. The Mets could pick-up Delgado's option and then trade him. An American league team might think that using him as a DH would keep him fresh and allow him to maintain the numbers he produced in 2008. There might even be a small market team...

The winter meetings are scheduled for December 8-11th, on the last day of the meetings is the rule five draft. The draft is to avoid teams from stock piling top prospects in their system, since there isn't a waiver system the rule five draft was developed. A minor league player is under the control of his original team for the first six years of his career and if he never gets...

A salute to the 'stache. Keith Hernandez, a god amongst men.

Jimmy Rollins sticks it to the Mets once again.

According to the New York Post, the Mets and Royals talked about trading Luis Castillo for Jose Guillen at the trade deadline, and may revisit that trade this offseason. Guillen hit .264 AVG with 20 HR in 153 games this past season, and has two years worth 24 million dollars left on his contract. Castillo has three years and eighteen million dollars left on his contract, so it is...

-In the end, the Rays ultimately won this series because of their depth. The Rays ability to bring in five or six quality relievers out of the bullpen along with major contributions from Rocco Baldelli, Willy Aybar, Andy Sonnastine, and David Price provided the perfect compliments to a fantastic core.-The Red Sox lost this series because they became the 2008 Mets. Sure Dustin Pedroia...

Ken Rosenthal said during Victorino's first at bat that when Victorino celebrated a grandslam off CC Sabathia by running around the bases with his arms raised in the NLDS, the Phillies "policed" themselves by having someone post a pic of that in his locker with the inscription "J. Reyes" at the bottom. Obviously the Phillies are still badgering the Mets...

The Padres took the risk and never got even one regular season pitch from him. But he's such a talented pitcher that organizations just keep wanting to give him a chance. Despite only pitching nine games in 2006 and missing all of 2007 there were at least 10 teams who showed interest in him when he became a free agent last winter. The Padres were rewarded when they signed him...