Comments on: The New York Mets: Starting Pitching in 2010

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By: Hirp

Hirp — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 13:54:00 +0000

I hate to even think it, let alone say it, but it might be time to blow this team up. I can’t imagine giving up Reyes or Wright. But maybe it’s time to shop Beltran, although we probably can’t get too much back for him. He has 2 years left on his deal, due to earn like 40 mil. He’s 32, and coming off an injury. So we’d probably have to take a bad contract in return and/or pay a chunk of his salary. I’m a Met fan that lives in Kansas City, and these people still have a thing for Beltran. Of course the Royals wouldn’t pay 20 mil for anyone, but if we kick in 5 mil a year, I think they might consider it. Maybe we take Meche off their hands in return. Meche and Juan Cruz? For Meche, I wouldn’t kick in that extra 5 mil. Since KC would only increase their payroll by 8 mil.

Then maybe we make a run at Crawford, who wouldnt hit 20 homers in Citi, but having Reyes-Crawford-Wright at the top of the lineup could mean 150 stolen bases between them, if not more.

At 1b, go after either Huff, Blalock or Nick Johnson.

Our rotation would have Santana (hope hope) Maine, Meche, Pelfrey and Perez. If we get lucky, and they all pitch to their potential (or even 80%) we’d have a pretty decent staff.

By: Joe Fiorello

Joe Fiorello — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 17:51:08 +0000

It looked like Porcello trained with Mr. Miyagi in the off season.

By: JA

JA — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 15:39:10 +0000

Youkilis is a punk for throwng his helmet at Pocello. Is a 60 foot running start not enough? I guess not, since Porcello threw him to the ground…

By: Jim

Jim — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 20:21:51 +0000

Johan, Ollie, and Big Pelf will be here for sure. I love John Maine…he has heart and grit…but this is the second consecutive injury-riddled season…might be time to start adjusting for the lack of his presence in the rotation. Besides….Pelf and Ollie have enough trouble getting through 6 innings, and unfortunatly Maine is much of the same.

They need a horse behind Johan. If they acquire a bonified # 2 starter, they’ll be in much better shape. This will allow Pelfrey to slot down to # 3, and the others follow.

Unfortunatly, that guy was most likely Cliff Lee– who is now on the Phillies, and was acquired for a song and a dance. Nice work Omaaaaa. You suck.