JOSE REYES RUMORS & GOSSIP
Baseball excitement back in Toronto
The tired old line from The Field of Dreams of, "Build it and they will come." does not really apply to the Toronto Blue Jays and their fan base. Instead, it has been more of, "Show them you care and are trying to win and they will come." After a wild off-season, the front office of the Blue Jays has apparently done just that in Toronto and the fans there are...
BACK-STABBERS
Report: Marlins promised Buehrle, Reyes no trades
Mark Buerhrle and Jose Reyes did not have no-trade clauses in their contracts, but they reportedly were assured they wouldn't be dealt.
The One Day of the Year We Can All Be Happy
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Didn’t find what you wanted under the tree this year? Not to worry — for a bunch of you out there, Santa’s getting a mulligan. Here are the 31 winners of this year’s Uni Watch reader-appreciation raffle, along with the prizes they’ve won:
Jason Mott — Capitals pom-pom cap
Alex Landers — Portland Timbers jersey box
Michael C. Wilson — Mirror-image Mets jersey...
Jose Reyes Mets Jersey Burning
It was only a matter of time until somebody set their Jose Reyes New York Mets jersey ablaze!
In this backyard pyromaniac footage, a Mets fan does what every fan seems to do anymore when their marquee player leaves in free agency. Not only does this kid burn his jersey and any fond Reyes memories that he had, but he goes on to wish broken legs on the newly acquired Miami Marlin...
Mets Card of the Week: 2003 Jose Reyes
2003 FLEER MYSTIQUE JOSE REYES
Fleer took its initial steps into the baseball card market in the late ’50s/early ’60s, producing a set dedicated to the career of Ted Williams, and a couple of “all-time greats” issues that focused on retired players.
Come 1963, they were suitably emboldened to attempt a run at the Topps monopoly on current-player cards. That year, Fleer introduced...
Jose Reyes And Other Big Money Shortstops
The Marlins made the first big move of the winter meetings Sunday night, agreeing to sign Jose Reyes to a six-year contract worth $106 million. It’s obviously the largest contract in franchise history, more than doubling the four-year, $52 million pact signed by Carlos Delgado prior to the 2005 season. It’s also the second largest contract ever given to a free agent shortstop...
THE ORIOLES HOT 25
