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New York Mets: Putz Yourself Back Together
It’s tough to believe the Mets will have many more nights where Wilson Valdez will hit a double and a triple and drive in three runs...
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Johan Santana, Mets' Struggles Have September Written All Over Them
Seven-game winning streaks are not commonplace in most sports—so it is hard to fault a team who loses for the first time in its last eight tries and still has sole possession of first place...
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Random Proof That Major League Baseball Has Entered Bizarro World
First, start by taking all of your magazines with MLB predictions and burn them. Next, grab your television, yank the cord from its socket, and throw it out a second-story window...
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Upstart Dodgers Lose Manny for 50 Games
After getting off to the game’s best start at 21-8 and setting a Major League record by starting off the season 13-0 at home, the Los Angeles Dodgers will have to see if they ...
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Oliver Perez Walks the Line
A few weeks back, I attended the Mets' opening practice at Citi Field with my fellow B/R writer, Lou Cappetta. The event was more of an opportunity to check out the intricacies of the new park and sneak a peek at all of our favorite players up close...
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Bernie Madoff and The Great New York Mets Swindle
Most mornings I find myself skimming through Mets news using various internet searches in a quest to suppress my opening day jitters--like I'm a junkie in need of a quick fix. One day at a time...
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New York Mets 2009 Rotation Full of Concern As Season Looms
The Mets spent last September watching leads evaporate until they lost their grip on first place and eventually the wildcard. Watching the Marlins celebrate eliminating them on their home turf for a second straight season and the images of C...
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New York Mets Livan Hernandez Has Fifth Sense
Most of the New York Mets off season predicated on fixing the leaky bullpen responsible for pulling the plug on their season in 2008. They went out signed K-Rod and traded for J.J Putz...
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New York Mets' Spring Training Chatter
In what can only be considered great news, Johan Santana's debut was a success more for what didn't occur than what actually did...
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The Night I Became a Man: UFC 96
Most sitcoms I've watched have told me honesty is the best policy. Not that I take my advice from most sitcoms but it translates well to the premise of this article. I had never watched UFC...
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Maybe I Was Wrong...Mets Could Use Pedro!
Chances are I'm either right or I'm wrong. For the most part, my wife, my parents, and society in general believe me to be wrong about 80 percent of the time. My estimation is about 50/50, but then again I could be wrong...
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What About Pete Rose?
In the future, Major League Baseball and its fans can expect more leaks, controversies, he said/she said games, and overall speculation with regards to the steroid era...
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Jerry Manuel Is Creating Quite a Stir at the New York Mets' Camp
Since the start of pitchers and catchers, it seems the Mets haven't been able to keep themselves off the back pages of all the major New York newspapers...
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No Big Loss: Losing Streak is Big Concern for Knicks
For a moment there, it felt like the Knicks had gained some relevancy. They entered February with 21 wins and 25 losses...
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Hold His Joba: Why Chamberlain Should Be the Heir Apparent to Mariano Rivera
The presidential debates have been over for quite some time now. However, there are still some ongoing debates in New York regarding playoff potential and the future of others upcoming seasons...
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Jerry Manuel Mulls Dropping Jose Reyes from New York Mets' Leadoff Spot
According to recent reports, Jerry Manuel has a new vision for the Mets. One where the team is put first and the individual is a distant second. However, he may have the same vision for Jose Reyes when it comes to first and second in the batting order..
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The Needle and the Damage Done: why this needs to stop at A-Rod
One down and only a 103 to go! Wait, is there any point in dragging this thing out? In case you were in a coma or have not had access to a radio, television, newspaper, Internet, blackberry, ...
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New York Mets: The Curious Case of the 2009 Lineup
As we head towards pitchers and catchers, baseball has found itself in a precarious spot due to the recent economic downturn. Many grade A free agents have been left twisting in the wind, watching their bloated salaries steadily dwindle...
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So Manny Nice Thoughts
With Oliver Perez now in place as the No. 4 starter at $12 million per year( an expensive No. 4) in the rotation, the Mets seem to have secured their pieces for the upcoming season. Fans, however, will clamor for more...
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Running Lowe on Options: Where Do the New York Mets Turn Now?
Time seemed to be on the Mets side early this offseason. Patience landed them a new record-setting closer at half the price he was looking for. Patience has also yielded them a trade which in return gave them a fire-balling set-up man...
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The New York City Blackout!
I remember exactly where I was when the great blackout hit New York City in the summer of 2003. I was working in one of those laughable supermarket banks when the lights shut down and a whir followed that I assumed was all the energy being sucked out..
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The Long Climb Back to Mediocrity: A Life Lived Rooting For the Wrong Team
Getting closer to my 30th birthday has put me in a somewhat introspective mood. I have not yet achieved enlightenment and I am in no means an old man who chases boys away with a newspaper, but I have acquired some knowledge during this short time...
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Can the Mets Make Cole Hamels Eat His Words?
Recently, in an interview on WFAN, Cole Hamels was asked if the Phillies view the Mets collapse as a choke and he didn't back down...
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Nostradamus and the 2009 New York Baseball Season
Finding a way to pass time until spring training has proved tougher than originally expected. Being a Mets fan, I should have no trouble watching the Jets collapse and the Knicks be terrible, but I do...
