mets84

and burgos looks like he's headed to dr. andrews...

http://www.metsblog.com/blog/_archiv...8/3189957.html

Rey-YES

Careful with those subject lines.

"Shut down until Winter Ball" is OK. "Officially done" sounds like his career is over and he's retiring.

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MetfanBren

Awesome! Maybe feelings will get rid of the pouty face and gopher balls and think he's more appreciated now. He is the righty setup man after all, *gulp*...

metman

**** Duaner. Showed up out of shape and even Omar was pissed at him. What a jerk and a let-down he is.

As for Burgos, well, glad we waited four months to find out the obvious (most fans seemed sure it'd be best to give him the surgery, from what I recall. An idiot would have thought he'd be 100%)

Royals probably knew he'd go in the toilet shortly. Why else do you give up a guy with that talent for a lame duck talent like Bannister? (Nobody projected him to do well)

It's crazy. Our young pitchers just drop like flies. Thank God Perez/Maine are healthy.

kingdiggler

well at least our pen should be better next year.

METSSC

he's not even a blip on the radar anymore. Hopefully this time Next year that kid Kunz is our Joba

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Green Must Go

Many claim Maine has the "dead arm" syndrome.

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graves9

Yeah Rey we all thought that when we read the thread title. This is like last year when you gave us a lecture how to write MNL instead of ML for the minors so nobody would confuse the minors and the Majors.

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kingdiggler

i thought officially done to mean done for the year officially. I'm sure had his career been over, there would have been a title more fitting...geez bill.

graves9

Tom McCarthy reports that Duaner Sanchez is dead, but only until winter ball starts better Rey?

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Rey-YES

Whatever you say, Danny. Keep telling me what to think when I see a subject line, so I'll know what offends you.

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Rey-YES

I guess for the same reasons the Pirates and Orioles made Perez and Maine throw-ins in deals. They knew those duds will never amount to anything.

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kingdiggler

i think its too early to give up on bugos just yet. He's got good stuff, his head isn't right. I just hope he isn't jorge julio.

Rey-YES

Don't forget that, as bad as he was initially, Julio improved to the point we were able to get Duque in trade.

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graves9

I guess you still think my name is in honor of the great Danny Graves huh?

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Two years ago, in a Sports Illustrated cover story called "Mix Master," Mets general manager Omar Minaya boasted that his success came from ignoring sabermetrics, which he called "paperwork." "Look, if you want paperwork, I’m not your guy," Minaya told SI’s Gary Smith. "I see the job in bigger terms. Paperwork, that’s false hustle. It takes away creativity."