Things Spiralling Out Of Control For Ike Davis Offensively And Defensively
ALDERSON DOING METS A DISSERVICE IN STAYING WITH DAVIS
Perhaps Sandy Alderson knew of Andrew Brown’s strained oblique when he said there was nothing imminent about sending Ike Davis to the minor leagues. Assuming he did not, it is puzzling as to why he’s in no hurry to ship out his struggling first baseman.
Eventually, Alderson said, “everything comes to a head at some point...
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With Ike Davis Struggling, What Are The Mets’ Options?
With the way Ike Davis has been hitting lately, there has been a ton of talk has about sending the slumping lefty down to Triple-A to try and figure things out. With good reason, some are questioning whether or not Davis is the first baseman of the future anymore.
Everyone is chiming in on how to fix the situation. The fixes range from have Lucas Duda playing first base, to moving...
Mets News: Ike Davis not getting demoted (not right now anyway)
Mets News:
Ike Davis and Sandy Alderson met Saturday, and the GM told Davis a demotion is not imminent, both men said.
About his chat with Davis, Alderson said, “The important message was: Let’s stop focusing on the results and just start working on having good at-bats. For me, I thought his at-bats were a little bit better today.”
Alderson, was asked if Davis had a ...
Mets GM Tells Ike Davis He Has Until End Of Month To Turn Slump Around
Update by HoJo at 4:30 PM
Gary Apple of SNY announced that GM Sandy Alderson spoke personally with slumping first baseman Ike Davis before today’s game.
The message was that he has until the end of this month to turn his slump around or he’s going back to the Minor Leagues.
Original Post 11:30 AM
Discussions of demoting Ike Davis have intensified within the Mets organization...
Internal Discussions Of Ike Davis Demotion ‘Intensifying’
Discussions of demoting Ike Davis have intensified within the Mets organization says Adam Rubin of ESPNNewYork.com. Although the Mets slumping first baseman snapped his 0-for-24 streak yesterday, he may only have until the end of this weekend series in Chicago before the Amazin’s ship Ike off to Vegas.
Rubin cites the use of Andrew Brown at first base Friday for the Las Vegas 51s–the...
Mets Weighing Ike Davis Demotion
If, and when, the Mets demote Ike Davis, it shouldn’t be interpreted as the franchise giving up on him. It should be looked at as tough love, that they are doing what is in the best interests of themselves and their frustrated slugger.
The Mets must make this decision, whether he’s the future or not. If he is the future, then the Mets must make him right. If he’s not the future...
Mets News: Mets going to demote Ike Davis for Andrew Brown?
Mets News:
Although Ike Davis snapped an 0-for-24 skid Friday in a 3-2 win against the Chicago Cubs, the internal discussion about potentially demoting the first baseman has only intensified, according to ESPNNewYork.com.
In fact, Davis may not have much more than the weekend series at Wrigley Field to show enough to stave off a demotion, according to a team source. The front...
Mets Must Option Ike Davis; It’s The Only Way To Save Him
The Mets’ lineup for today’s game in Chicago has Ike Davis batting clean up, just where Terry Collins promised he would. Collins said Davis will hit fourth today and tomorrow, but doesn’t know where he’ll bat – if he bats at all – Sunday against left-hander Travis Wood.
“Through this weekend,’’ Collins told reporters yesterday in St. Louis after Davis went 0-for...
Mets Shouldn’t Even Think Of Extending Ike Davis
During the offseason and in spring training I wrote in the interest of financial certainty, that the Mets should consider signing Ike Davis to a long-term contract as to bypass his arbitration years.
After 32 homers last season because of a strong second half, I thought Davis might be a keeper and they should do for him what they did for Jon Niese and David Wright. Lock up your investments...
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