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Jack McKeon??...they serious?
The man is so old, how is he going to be able to travel with the team?
I heard once he played with Honus Wagner.
Jack McKeon??...they serious?
The man is so old, how is he going to be able to travel with the team?
That makes Terry Collins the 2nd youngest manager in the NL East.
thrd, because Jack McKeon is 103.
Jim Riggleman hits a bar after resigning
http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/blog/bi...=AjnGTHobcD_W7PYUGsW8r8wRvLYF?urn=mlb-wp10558
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Jim Riggleman hits a bar after resigning
http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/blog/bi...=AjnGTHobcD_W7PYUGsW8r8wRvLYF?urn=mlb-wp10558
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Rangers interested in Mets Beltran and Rodriguez
Last updated: 06/27/11 at 10:43 PST by Allan Teruel
According to Jon Heyman of Sports Illustrated, the Texas Rangers are interested in New York Mets' outfielder Carlos Beltran and closer Francisco Rodriguez.
Either player won't come cheap for the Rangers. Beltran is owed about half of the remainder of his $18.5 million contract for 2011. While the Mets may be willing to eat most of that they would expect a large bounty of prospects in return.
Rodriguez reportedly was open to being a setup man in the right situation (despite having a $17.5 million 2012 vesting option if he finishes 55 games), but those reports were later debunked by journalists close to the pitcher. It wouldn't be surprising if he has a change of heart should a team offer him a contract extension.
What an awesome gem MadBum threw yesterday for the G-Men striking out 11 in the win.![]()
Do it Mets...Just rebuild with some youth infusion. Texas can part with a regular day player somewhere too. Maybe Mitch Moreland
And didn't he get LIT UP last time out against the Twinkies?
Rangers interested in Mets Beltran and Rodriguez
Last updated: 06/27/11 at 10:43 PST by Allan Teruel
According to Jon Heyman of Sports Illustrated, the Texas Rangers are interested in New York Mets' outfielder Carlos Beltran and closer Francisco Rodriguez.
Either player won't come cheap for the Rangers. Beltran is owed about half of the remainder of his $18.5 million contract for 2011. While the Mets may be willing to eat most of that they would expect a large bounty of prospects in return.
Rodriguez reportedly was open to being a setup man in the right situation (despite having a $17.5 million 2012 vesting option if he finishes 55 games), but those reports were later debunked by journalists close to the pitcher. It wouldn't be surprising if he has a change of heart should a team offer him a contract extension.
They could use both. Their hitting is certainly down from a year ago. Hamiltion, Cruz, and Napoli are missing all kinds of time and they're not hitting like they did when they are playing. Kinsler has been pretty awful. Beltre isn't replacing Vlad's numbers. The only bright spots for them hitting wise have been Moreland and Young.
The rotation has actually been strong but the bullpen isn't performing the way it did a year ago.
They could use both. Their hitting is certainly down from a year ago. Hamiltion, Cruz, and Napoli are missing all kinds of time and they're not hitting like they did when they are playing. Kinsler has been pretty awful. Beltre isn't replacing Vlad's numbers. The only bright spots for them hitting wise have been Moreland and Young.
The rotation has actually been strong but the bullpen isn't performing the way it did a year ago.
The difference being that such a pitcher probably isn't available this year. There aren't really any legitimate aces to be shopped right now. The best of the bunch might be Francisco Liriano and he's way too much of a question mark to be a true game changer.
They could use an upgrade in the outfield. David Murphy and Julio Borbon have been basically useless while Hamilton and Cruz can't stay healthy and effective.