With no splashy offseason additions to the team, the Mets are counting on improvements from its existing players, particularly recuperating pitcher Johan Santana.
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January 05, 2012
Adam Rubin of ESPN NY Reports that Trainer Ray Ramirez recently visited Johan Santana in Venezuela for 10 days. Santana, who is attempting to return from September 2010 surgery to repair a torn anterior capsule in his left shoulder, has been throwing on flat ground for three weeks.
He has thrown at distances of up to 75 feet, as well as on consecutive days.
Sandy Alderson...
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January 06, 2012
Yesterday while in a conference call with the New York media, Mets' GM Sandy Alderson stated that the team expects Johan Santana to be ready for spring training. Alderson explained that Santana is three weeks into his offseason throwing program, which at this point includes him throwing on consecutive days and from 75 feet. All of this sounds pretty good, but lets level with...
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January 05, 2012
Team still looking for bench players
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January 05, 2012
Mets general manager Sandy Alderson expects Johan Santana to be ready for spring training, saying Thursday the left-hander has been throwing for three weeks and that he should be "ready to go."
Alderson created a stir last month when he said he was unsure if Santana would be back by the beginning of the season.
However in a conference call with reporters, Alderson spoke...
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January 06, 2012
During a conference call with the teams beat writers yesterday afternoon, New York Mets general manager Sandy Alderson said Johan Santana is in a “normal progression” for spring training and “he should be ready to go at that point.”
I didn’t want to set off alarms the last time I talked about this, but we are talking about someone who is coming off a long rehab. I think...
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January 07, 2012
In a conference call with reporters on Thursday, Sandy Alderson said Johan Santana is in a normal progression for Spring Training, throwing from around 75 feet on consecutive days.
Despite Alderson’s belief Santana should be ready to go for Spring Training, he warned:
“I didn’t want to set off alarms the last time I talked about this, but we are talking about somebody who...
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January 05, 2012
Johan Santana is roughly three weeks in to his off-season throwing program, Sandy Alderson said today during a conference call with the team’s beat reporters.
According to Alderson, Santana is throwing on consecutive days and from about 75 feet. ”We expect to see him in Spring Training and ready to go at that point,” he said.
In addition, Alderson said:
He is looking to fill...
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January 06, 2012
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January 05, 2012
Mets GM Sandy Alderson says he's still not sure if Santana will come back and pitch regularly
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January 05, 2012
Mets pitcher Johan Santana is three weeks into his normal offseason throwing program, general manager Sandy Alderson said Thursday, throwing off flat ground on consecutive days from a distance of 75 feet.
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January 05, 2012
With no splashy offseason additions to the team, the Mets are counting on improvements from its existing players, particularly recuperating pitcher Johan Santana.
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January 06, 2012
Mets general manager Sandy Alderson said he expects Johan Santana to be “ready to go” for spring training, saying the left-hander has been throwing for three weeks and making progress after missing the 2011 season.
Alderson created a stir last month when he said he was unsure if Santana would...
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