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The arrival of special teams coordinator Brian Schneider from the Oakland Raiders has not gone unnoticed early on in the spring.
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I take an afternoon off and all kinds of things take place, just doing a little house keeping tonight nothing new except my opinion on things.It looks like the Mets unwillingness to eat Ramon Castro's contract will come back to bite them, I know Castro hit a home run last night but his bat has looked so slow to start the year and now that Schneider down it's only a matter...
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Mets.com reports that prior to Friday night’s game catcher, Brian Schneider was placed on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to Thursday, with a muscle strain in his back.
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