Over the Edge

Say this about Carlos Beltran. In his first four years in New York, he's had three really good seasons with the Mets.One of those three seasons, 2006, was truly phenomenal. Beltran popped off for 41 home runs, 116 RBI, a .982 OPS, and collected the first of three straight gold gloves.Lost amid all the Edge-gate drama of the past several days is the fact that the Mets have a lot of talent on this ball club, and as such, they still have the capacity to do something meaningful this season. Check out the standings. At 11-13, the Mets are only 3 games out of first place.* * * *I agree to an extent with Omar Minaya that players on this team don't have an edge, but hold on... he's only realizing that now? What part of Jose Reyes', David Wright's, Carlos Beltran's, or Carlos Delgado's (assuming he's referring to one of those four guys) game did he only come to understand in the first 20 games of this season? Seriously, where the hell has Minaya been the past ...