Isn't that bazillion this time?Originally Posted by RickD
Isn't that bazillion this time?
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I don't think that it would hurt the Mets all that much, if at all. I mean, remember all of the frenzy surrounding Strawberry?< The Mets are, in ways, like the Yankees >
Unfortunately, i agree.
the underdog vs UberWulf vibe is long gone.
it hasnt become the circus in the Bronx but its getting there.
I can respect the player, and understandably they HAVE to talk to him,
but i dont want this Mega distraction on the Mets.
seriously, where is howie spira when you need him ?????
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I wish A-Rod all the best as he destroys another team with his greed!
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How exactly did he destroy the Yankees with his greed?
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That's just sour grapes from a fan...
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Yes it is....very sour!
yes and he was a HUGE distraction.
not that id stop goin to the game
but i like what we have in wright /reyes.
the money could be used on 2 or 3 real starting pitchers.
mainly id just like to keep the circus out of shea
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That's certainly true. The only problem is, are there 2-3 real starting pitchers on the market this year? Who's left?the money could be used on 2 or 3 real starting pitchers.
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Carlos Silva and Kyle Lohse!
With this market, spending the money that could be used on Alex Rodriguez on pitchers is not more beneficial. If there was a top of the line starter available, it's a different story.
Problemo?
Bartolo Colon.
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1) Colon is 34, has been hurt for 2 years, and (very likely) isn't the same pitcher that he was between 2002-2005.
2) more importantly, the Angels are going to resign him. I think.
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The Yanks can sell you Pavano real cheap!
Problemo?
Check out what Dave Cameron has to say about him:
http://ussmariner.com/2007/10/30/dav...2007/#comments
Problemo?
Also, Colon has been extremely unlucky. Look at his LD/GB/FB% over the last three seasons:
LD% GB % FB%
2005 Angels 19.3 % 41.2 % 39.5 %
2006 Angels 22.4 % 40.8 % 36.8 %
2007 Angels 18.5 % 41.7 % 39.9 %
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http://ussmariner.com/2007/10/24/the...gent-pitchers/
thats the link you're looking for.
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