It looks like fan favorite Endy Chavez could be wearing orange and blue in 2012.
According to The New York Daily News’ Andy Martino, “the Mets are open to a second stint in Flushing for the free agent outfielder, and have discussed Chavez — albeit in a very informal and preliminary way — with agent Peter Greenberg. Although there have not yet been any serious talks or negotiations, Mets brass considers Chavez a fit for the 2012 roster. It remains to be seen whether the sides will agree on Chavez’s value.”
When you hear the name Endy Chavez, the first thing that pops into your head is obviously this:
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Chavez was the Mets’ fourth outfielder from 2006 to 2008. He started 167 games those years and played in 337.
Especially if Angel Pagan is going to be starting in centerfield this season, Endy Chavez is the perfect fourth outfielder. He can come in late in games for Lucas Duda in rig...
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