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Power Ranking the Mets' Principal Owners in Franchise History
The Mets have had five principal ownership groups in franchise history. From Joan Whitney Payson to Fred Wilpon, the team has gone through the highest of highs and the lowest of lows...
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Pitching Prospects: Could Wheeler, Harvey and Familia Be the True Generation K?
Hype is a dangerous thing in baseball. Sometimes it is played well, and a phenom becomes a superstar. Other times, it goes wrong and said prospect becomes a regular, or worse, a bust...
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Percy Harvin to Jets: Why Getting the Disgruntled Wideout Would Be a Good Move
With the news that Percy Harvin has requested a trade from the Minnesota Vikings , and the New York Jets a possible destination , you have to wonder whether getting the wideout would be worth it...
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5 Reasons Why the NFL Should Not Expand
The NFL is entering its 10th season sitting with 32 teams, with the last addition being the Houston Texans ...
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Ranking All No-Hitters and Perfect Games Thrown This Season
Another day, another no-hitter and perfect game. Felix Hernandez became the sixth ( or more appropriately, the 11th ) pitcher to throw a no-hitter and the third to throw a perfect game this year...
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Cape Cod Baseball Is the Greatest Form of America's Pastime
I just came back from a week in Cape Cod; a week away from the Internet; a week away from watching my beloved Mets; a week away from reading about the latest business endeavors, including Time Warner's acquisition of Bleacher Report ...
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August Trades: Could the Mets Make a Move Before September?
Finally, after a long and harrowing July, the Mets come into August with a fresh mindset and a chance to leave the past behind them. The month started on a positive note when the Mets took three out of four in San Francisco ...
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Trade Deadline 2012: Mets' Inaction Isn't Going to Hurt Them Forever
Raise your hand if you were ready to pull your hair out today as Sandy Alderson and the Mets, for the second time in three years, stood put at the deadline...
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MLB Trade Deadline 2012: 5 Players the Mets Should Try to Acquire
Tomorrow, the Mets will have a chance to either prove that they are still willing to fight or are packing it up and waiting until 2013...
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New York Mets: Why Did Sandy Alderson Wait so Long on Matt Harvey?
Top prospect Matt Harvey will finally make his ascent to the big leagues on Thursday, pitching against the Arizona Diamondbacks ...
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Living in Infamy: Joe Paterno the Latest to Join the Unheralded Group
The controversy surrounding the Penn State sexual abuse scandal has left a large black cumulonimbus cloud over Happy Valley, in particular, the late Joe Paterno, who was recently found guilty of concealing information...
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Crucial Stretch for Mets Is Key to Keeping Playoff Hopes Alive
The Mets finished off a nightmarish road trip where they lost all but one game, getting swept by the Atlanta Braves and then losing another series to the Washington Nationals ...
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New York Mets: The Franchise's 5 Worst Midseason Trades in History
Like many people, I view the trade deadline as a chance for the Mets to get some fresh blood. Sometimes it's in the form of prospects who will contribute at a future time (Zack Wheeler), ...
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Justin Upton to the Mets: 6 Reasons Why It Is Possible to Land Him
Justin Upton is on the market; this has been known for weeks now. Although he is currently having a down year, acquiring him might give one team a huge offensive upgrade and a good push for the playoffs...
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Huston Street to the Mets: Should Sandy Alderson Pull the Trigger?
It's no secret that the Mets have the worst bullpen in baseball right now. Even with the consistent effort of Johan Santana and RA Dickey, the occasional good start by Jon Niese, ...
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All-Star Rosters 2012: R.A. Dickey Cheated Out of Start in Favor of Matt Cain
As much as I respect Tony La Russa, as much as I admire his winning ways, I have to say that he goofed in picking San Francisco Giants starter Matt Cain over R.A. Dickey to start the All-Star Game...
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New York Mets: Is Jordany Valdespin the Secret Weapon Against the Phillies?
If the New York Mets want to continue their run of success against their longtime rivals, the Philadelphia Phillies , they're going to need one player to be there in the ninth inning...
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Why Fans' Snub of New York Mets David Wright Is an All-Star Travesty
Mets fans who were expecting David Wright to be named the NL All-Star starter at third base were given the shock of their lives when it was announced that Pablo Sandoval was named the starter...
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2012 Mets All-Time Team: My Choices and My Reaction
As I watched the re-airing of the selections of the 2012 Mets All-Time Team, I compared my selections to those made by the selectors. Some selections were completely obvious to me, others slightly to completely surprising...
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Mike Piazza: 5 Reasons Why He Will Be a First Ballot Hall-of-Famer
Every year, the Baseball Hall of Fame chooses its newest members through the Baseball Writers Association of America. The writers place up to 10 votes on the ballots, and whoever garners 75 percent of the vote is elected...
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New York Mets: Projecting the 2016 Roster
I am going to make a big prediction in this slideshow: The New York Mets will be in the World Series by 2016. They have enough current players, enough developing stars and a bright enough future to potentially be NL or World Series champions...
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Gavin Cecchini Signs: What to Expect from the Mets' Top Pick
Last year and the year before, it wasn't until August 15th at the eleventh hour that top draft picks Brandon Nimmo and Matt Harvey signed their first professional contracts...
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2012 MLB Draft: Harvard's "Call Me Maybe" Kids, Other Covers and Who Got Picked
Anybody familiar with Harvard and Carly Rae Jepsen's hit single "Call Me Maybe" knows the viral video of a group of Harvard baseball players, en route to Spring Break, lip synching ...
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2012 MLB Draft: 7 Potential Busts from Day 1
As with the previous slideshow on the seven steals from Day 1 of the MLB draft, here is a list of seven potential busts from Day 1...
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2012 MLB Draft: 7 Steals from Day 1
Day 1 of the 2012 MLB draft ended, and what a day it was. There were surprises, guests in attendance, decent commentary from the MLB Network panel and a backflip from one of the draftees...
