IKE DAVIS RUMORS & GOSSIP
Little Time, Many Questions For Mets
Spring training is not just to get ready for the season, but for teams to sharpen their cliché skills. The New York Mets have used many this spring, but the prevalent one is: There’s plenty of time left.
Memo to Sandy Alderson and Terry Collins: No, there isn’t.
DAVIS: Still a question. (Getty)
With Opening Day two weeks away, the Mets have many decisions left; way too many...
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Ike Davis Still A Week From Returning
According to Anthony Rieber of Newsday, Ike Davis is still at least a week away from returning the Grapefruit League action. This news comes after Davis arrived at camp yesterday wearing a walking boot in an effort to immobilize his ailing calf. The Mets had hoped to get him close to 100 at-bats this spring, however to date he has only appeared in two games and seen just six...
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Mets Wrap: Davis Not Close; Mets Routed; Roster Cuts
There is more discouraging news about the Mets’ Ike Davis, who is wearing a walking boot on his right foot and doesn’t expect to play for at least another week.
Inexplicably, Davis hasn’t had a MRI, and to compound matters, took a swipe at the media, saying: “Obviously I could have went out there and blown out and dealt with more articles about not saying it’s hurt.’’...
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Davis’ Saga Continues; This Won’t End Well
Nobody knows what to expect from Ike Davis this season. Not him, not the Mets, but we can speculate, which considering Davis’ history with the media this spring, won’t go over well.
Davis walked into camp this morning in a walking boot on his right foot, something not unfamiliar with him, having done so in 2011 after his collision with David Wright. He was off to a good start...
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Ike Davis In A Walking Boot: Twitter Reacts
Just saw that Ike Davis is back in a boot. It's like an Onion headline that becomes a real story. Unreal.— Chris (@tpgMets) March 10, 2014Ike in a boot again? 1000% sure it's Wright's fault. Wright is struggling horribly in ST and broke Ike's ankle in frustration.— Snake Doctor (@xSnakeDoctorx) March 10, 2014 Ike had a baby cow and Ray Ramirez put a boot on it...
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Mets' Nonexistent First Base Competition
As the Mets entered spring training, one of the areas they hoped to obtain some clarity in was the future of the first base position. They returned the former first baseman of the future, Ike Davis, and the recently trimmed down Lucas Duda. The two were set to do battle this spring in an effort to win the starting first base role. This haven't exactly gone as planned.The...
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Mets’ Ike Davis, Lucas Duda Still Hurting
Recovery for New York Mets first basemen Ike Davis and Lucas Duda from leg injuries remain slow, with neither expected to play soon.
DAVIS: Still ailing. (AP)
Davis hit against live pitching in an intrasquad game today, but did no running. He is dealing with tightness in both calves and said the prognosis of playing tomorrow is premature.
“The good thing is it doesn’t hurt to...
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Ike Davis Is Mad And Doesn’t Care Who Knows It
Mets’ spring training is less than an official week old and we’ve already had a mini-drama. This latest teacup tempest involves embattled first baseman Ike Davis. Davis, the subject of many a trade rumor this winter, the man on the hot seat, the repository of much Met fan frustration, boiled over at New York Post reporter Mike Vaccaro. Vaccaro had written an article regarding...
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Ike Davis on terrible 2013 season: 'I sucked because I sucked'
New York Mets first baseman Ike Davis had a disastrous 2013 season. He played in just 103 games, hit just .205/.326/.334 with only nine home runs in the majors, earned a midseason vacation to AAA Las Vegas, and saw his season end in August followed a strained oblique. While talking to Mike Puma of the New York Post over the weekend, Davis revealed that the oblique had been bothering...
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Ike Davis, the OBP machine
At the age of 26 (27 on March 22), Ike Davis is a bust.
Once a fixture at first base and a rising star for the New York Mets, Davis’ star crashed back to Earth. Rumors of trades and cuts have lingered all winter, so much so that even the player is surprised to be back at Port. St. Lucie for Spring Training.
Recent reports of continued interest from the Baltimore Orioles and Pittsburgh...
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