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Reese had some of his rib shaved, he's still injured though. It seems our prospects have no luck. smh
NY METS 2011 POST: Jose Reyes wins National League Batting Crown
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Reese had some of his rib shaved, he's still injured though. It seems our prospects have no luck. smh
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there goes "our version of Chase Utley"
i dont mind keeping Turner around as long as he doesnt make himself look bad out there. low expectations ftw.
i dont mind keeping Turner around as long as he doesnt make himself look bad out there. low expectations ftw.
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there goes "our version of Chase Utley"
i dont mind keeping Turner around as long as he doesnt make himself look bad out there. low expectations ftw.
i dont mind keeping Turner around as long as he doesnt make himself look bad out there. low expectations ftw.
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soooooooo an MRI showed David Wright has a stress fracture in his lower back. looking like a DL stint for him. been playing with it since that first Astros series.
awesome. lets see who they call up. Duda again?
awesome. lets see who they call up. Duda again?
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soooooooo an MRI showed David Wright has a stress fracture in his lower back. looking like a DL stint for him. been playing with it since that first Astros series.
awesome. lets see who they call up. Duda again?
awesome. lets see who they call up. Duda again?
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Wouldn't surprise me if we don't see David till September. That's usually how things go for us.
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Wouldn't surprise me if we don't see David till September. That's usually how things go for us.
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More Wright excuses.
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More Wright excuses.
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Originally Posted by d3simet
More Wright excuses.
No, but it gives us time to see how Turner plays over a decent amount of time, and if Tejada made strides with the bat.
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Originally Posted by d3simet
More Wright excuses.
No, but it gives us time to see how Turner plays over a decent amount of time, and if Tejada made strides with the bat.
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Wait, how is that a Wright excuse?Originally Posted by d3simet
More Wright excuses.
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Wait, how is that a Wright excuse?Originally Posted by d3simet
More Wright excuses.
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Wright has said and done all the right things, no pun intended. He will never make an excuse for himself and didn't in the press conference today as expected. Definition of a class act.
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Wright has said and done all the right things, no pun intended. He will never make an excuse for himself and didn't in the press conference today as expected. Definition of a class act.
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EDIT: double.
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EDIT: double.
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Igarashi should be demoted tonight.
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Igarashi should be demoted tonight.
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Saw this on another site. Thought I'd post it here. Sorry if it's a repost.
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Bobby Bonilla is still getting over on the New York Mets.
The club, struggling to make payroll and looking to sell part of the franchise to stay above water, deferred nearly $6 million in Bonilla’s final year with the team and added an 8 percent interest rate that will start to be paid out on July 1 as part of a deal that helped the Mets release Bonilla, the New York Post reports. That turned Bonilla’s original $5.9 million salary to nearly $30 million.
The Mets will pay Bonilla $1.2 million annually for the next 25 years despite him not having played for them since 1999 or in the big leagues since 2001.
Bonilla totaled five seasons with the Mets and hit .270 with a .356 on-base percentage, hit 95 home runs and drove in 295, but he was considered a malcontent and the Mets wanted to get rid of him after the 1999 season.
Bonilla is also being paid $500,000 annually by the Baltimore Orioles until 2015 for a similar buyout and he holds a “special assistant
Bobby Bonilla is still getting over on the New York Mets.
The club, struggling to make payroll and looking to sell part of the franchise to stay above water, deferred nearly $6 million in Bonilla’s final year with the team and added an 8 percent interest rate that will start to be paid out on July 1 as part of a deal that helped the Mets release Bonilla, the New York Post reports. That turned Bonilla’s original $5.9 million salary to nearly $30 million.
The Mets will pay Bonilla $1.2 million annually for the next 25 years despite him not having played for them since 1999 or in the big leagues since 2001.
Bonilla totaled five seasons with the Mets and hit .270 with a .356 on-base percentage, hit 95 home runs and drove in 295, but he was considered a malcontent and the Mets wanted to get rid of him after the 1999 season.
Bonilla is also being paid $500,000 annually by the Baltimore Orioles until 2015 for a similar buyout and he holds a “special assistant
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Saw this on another site. Thought I'd post it here. Sorry if it's a repost.
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Bobby Bonilla is still getting over on the New York Mets.
The club, struggling to make payroll and looking to sell part of the franchise to stay above water, deferred nearly $6 million in Bonilla’s final year with the team and added an 8 percent interest rate that will start to be paid out on July 1 as part of a deal that helped the Mets release Bonilla, the New York Post reports. That turned Bonilla’s original $5.9 million salary to nearly $30 million.
The Mets will pay Bonilla $1.2 million annually for the next 25 years despite him not having played for them since 1999 or in the big leagues since 2001.
Bonilla totaled five seasons with the Mets and hit .270 with a .356 on-base percentage, hit 95 home runs and drove in 295, but he was considered a malcontent and the Mets wanted to get rid of him after the 1999 season.
Bonilla is also being paid $500,000 annually by the Baltimore Orioles until 2015 for a similar buyout and he holds a “special assistant
Bobby Bonilla is still getting over on the New York Mets.
The club, struggling to make payroll and looking to sell part of the franchise to stay above water, deferred nearly $6 million in Bonilla’s final year with the team and added an 8 percent interest rate that will start to be paid out on July 1 as part of a deal that helped the Mets release Bonilla, the New York Post reports. That turned Bonilla’s original $5.9 million salary to nearly $30 million.
The Mets will pay Bonilla $1.2 million annually for the next 25 years despite him not having played for them since 1999 or in the big leagues since 2001.
Bonilla totaled five seasons with the Mets and hit .270 with a .356 on-base percentage, hit 95 home runs and drove in 295, but he was considered a malcontent and the Mets wanted to get rid of him after the 1999 season.
Bonilla is also being paid $500,000 annually by the Baltimore Orioles until 2015 for a similar buyout and he holds a “special assistant
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The Bonilla article is very old news to me at least.
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The Bonilla article is very old news to me at least.
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damn Bonilla is getting PAID still. unfortunately most of it is coming from us
going one day without replacing Wright on the roster is ridiculous. hopefully Nick Evans make the best of his time here. id like to see him replace Hairston when David gets activated.
going one day without replacing Wright on the roster is ridiculous. hopefully Nick Evans make the best of his time here. id like to see him replace Hairston when David gets activated.
