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Originally Posted by ultramet  After seeing the video of the guy running the bases yesterday, it is highly unlikely that he will be ready anytime soon. If it's not the quad with this guy..it'll be the knee. I like his batting average in the lineup and productivity but at this point, Floyd seems like he would have been a better option. I know Floyd is no longer a starter, but the game has not even been on the DL once thus far.
Hindsight is indeed 20-20, but with all of our OF injury woes thus far, the slow return of Alou from the DL is putting this deal under greater scrutiny.
The very though of Ricky Ledee in the OF again has prompted this post. |
Ok, you've been drinking.
But I actually think it is too late to call the Alou signing a bust. It was a huge gamble on ink day. But the Chavez injury, after the Green injury, after the Milledge injury.
I think it was fair to say the Mets had comfortable depth to play with. Outfield is voodoo (a trap at Shea)