108.1 FFE Nolan Ryan 1974 RHP Starter 6-2/195 3.19/ 246
107.6 FFE Bob Feller 1946 RHP Starter 6-0/185 3.25/ 167
104.8 Joel Zumaya 2006 RHP Reliever 6-3/210 3.15('09)/
103 radar Mark Wohlers 1995 RHP Closer 6-4/207 3.97/ 71
102.6 Jonathan Broxton 2009 RHP Closer 6-4/295 2.92('09)/ n/a
102.5 FFE Steve Dalkowski 1958 LHP Starter 5-11/175 5.57/ n/a
102.2 Brian Wilson 2009 RHP Closer 6-1/195 3.73('09)/ n/a
102 radar Bobby Jenks 2005 RHP Closer 6-3/275 3.21/ n/a
102 radar Randy Johnson 2004 LHP Starter 6-10/225 3.29('09)/
102 radar Brad Lidge 2006 RHP Closer 6-5/215 3.56('09)/
102 radar Matt Lindstrom 2007 RHP Reliever 6-3/220 3.88('09)/
102 radar Justin Verlander 2007 RHP Starter 6-5/225 3.92('09)/
102 radar Armando Benitez 2002 RHP Closer 6-4/260 3.13/ 84
102 radar Robb Nen 1997 RHP Closer 6-5/220 2.98/ 83 - link
Low Expectations:
We head into 2010 with very low expectations. And I’m glad. We’ve got stars coming back from injuries. We have an uncertain situation at 1B and behind the plate. We’ve got Johan followed by 4 question marks. Our front office in utter chaos. Our owner is not well liked and we still have mixed feelings about our new stadium. We have a manager who is in the crosshairs and a General Manager who has been the subject of more discussion then Health Care. And to all of this I say, Good. I hate to use clichés but it is always darkest before dawn. - link
Dykstra - CF chew that tobacco!
Jefferies - 2B all hype- but still liked his grit!
Wright 3B he has very little help!
Piazza - C 1st ballot hall of famer with a Mets hat!
Strawberry- RF - devastating!
McReynolds LF - solid!
Hernandez - 1B - how come #17 is on Fernando Tatis's back still?
Ventura - DH/3B he had some memorable hits in the late 90's/00's.
Elster - SS - the best fielding SS the Mets have had- forget Ordonez!
Edgardo Alfonzo - He was a very solid player at 3B and 2B for the Mets
Gary Carter - C If not for Piazza he is the starter!
Rico Brogna - slick fielder- I was always a fan!
Backman - Gritty back in the day!
Mookie - When Al Harazin traded him for Jeff Mussleman I wanted to cry!
Cone - my favorite Met picther of all time!
Saberhagen- he was just nasty!
Darling- I was depressed when he got traded for Tim Burke! Ugh!
Leiter - he was Mr Met for awhile! Money pitcher!
Myers - why they traded him for John Franco is beyond me!
McDowell - Why they traded him in the deal with Dykstra for Samuel is also beyond me!
KRod - watching him last year was alot of fun!
Turk Wendell - quirky and money!
Dennis Cook- solid from the left side!
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Francouer has encouraged Wright to play more golf this spring training. Francouer also can take away some of the massive media responsibilities from Wright and get him away from thinking baseball 24-7.
When the two are hitting in the cage, Francouer keeps it fun. The outgoing Francouer is good at seeing the big picture and wants to help Wright to be more relaxed.
“Let’s have fun, let’s play golf, let’s enjoy ourselves,” Francouer explained. Francouer then told the story about how he took Wright golfing last year during the season on an off-day. Wright complained, saying that he does not like to play golf during the season. Francouer guaranteed that Wright would get some hits the next game if only he went out for a little golf therapy. The next game, Wright got three hits - link
Keep your eyes on young right-handed pitcher Jenrry Mejia. He threw a bullpen session yesterday and his stuff was, in manager Jerry Manuel's words, "electric." He's only 20 years old and is one of the Mets' bright arms of the future. In their world he is a future starter in the majors, a possible ace. Manuel threw out a fascinating thought during his press conference at the end of the day. One of the topics was the eighth-inning hole in the Mets' bullpen. Manuel said the eighth inning is wide open. Then he tossed out the idea of even taking a look at Mejia for such a role. - link
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