LandryFieldsDad
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I'm so sorry for having doubted you, Ike.
Please, forgive me.
He's rewarding the Mets for their patience..
"New Forum Same shytty Team" The 1st ever Coli NY Mets rant thread
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He's rewarding the Mets for their patience..
LandryFieldsDad
All Star
And Pablo Sandoval is starting 3rd baseman?
What did these cornballs have a
"vote for panda" campaign gtfoh
What did these cornballs have a
"vote for panda" campaign gtfoh
It's crazy I read Wright was leading by 450K two days before voting ended. Horrible job by the fans on this one.
But we're up 1-0, with this Dodger Noffense that might be all they need. Lets go for the sweep
Real Talk of NY
Rookie
Bullpen strikes again.
ryda518
Randy Orton=Legend Killer
bullpen sucks as usuals
and our bench players are god awful
nickeas, turner, fukk ups
and our bench players are god awful
nickeas, turner, fukk ups
Real Talk of NY
Rookie
Why does Nickeas play against lefties, he cant hit period.
He's put in for his defense but IMO his defense has been pretty underwhelming as well.
DirtyD
Last Time That I Checc'd......
The Mets moved quickly to make a splash on the first day of Major League Baseball's international signing period, investing more money in one player than ever before.
The Mets announced Monday that they have signed 16-year-old Dominican shortstop German Rosario to a $1.75 million contract, topping the $1.3 million they paid for former top prospect Fernando Martinez in 2005. Compare those figures to the $2.3 million the Mets paid for shortstop Gavin Cecchini, their top pick in last month's First-Year Player Draft.
The Mets also inked Dominican second baseman Franklin Correa and Venezuelan shortstop Miguel Patino, both 16 years old, to deals. All three will report to the organization's Dominican Complex.
Though Rosario did not rank among MLB.com's list of the top 20 international prospects, Mets vice president of player development and amateur scouting Paul DePodesta called him an "extremely athletic, very instinctual and highly intelligent" shortstop.
The Mets announced Monday that they have signed 16-year-old Dominican shortstop German Rosario to a $1.75 million contract, topping the $1.3 million they paid for former top prospect Fernando Martinez in 2005. Compare those figures to the $2.3 million the Mets paid for shortstop Gavin Cecchini, their top pick in last month's First-Year Player Draft.
The Mets also inked Dominican second baseman Franklin Correa and Venezuelan shortstop Miguel Patino, both 16 years old, to deals. All three will report to the organization's Dominican Complex.
Though Rosario did not rank among MLB.com's list of the top 20 international prospects, Mets vice president of player development and amateur scouting Paul DePodesta called him an "extremely athletic, very instinctual and highly intelligent" shortstop.
Captain Crunch
Veteran
Nice, hopefully I can see Rosario in Flushing 4-6 years from now.
Captain Crunch
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