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Anthony DiComo
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Mets beat writer for http://MLB.com.
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I keep picking Ike Davis. It's not working. RT @MLB: Have what it takes to @Beat_the_Streak and win $5.6 MILLION? http://t.co/khEQO3N8WP
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New York Mets
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Watch Marlon Byrd put the #Mets in front with this RBI knock in the 5th: http://t.co/m0nxmb4XJE
RT @uniformcritic: HOfer Ralph Kiner's early batting helmet: https://t.co/v9drHxaLtj
Michael Baron
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Writer for http://MetsBlog.com. Baseball/Sports Photographer for SNY.tv. I tweet about the New York Mets, Major League Baseball, and photography.
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RT @uniformcritic: HOfer Ralph Kiner's early batting helmet: https://t.co/v9drHxaLtj
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You can forget about this one. Here’s a look at John Buck’s game-tying blast in the 4th: http://t.co/ZWVnvlpcBo #Mets
Braves star rookie Evan Gattis reflects on dark time in previous visit to New York City
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Anthony DiComo
@AnthonyDiComo
@AnthonyDiComo
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227 Following
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Mets beat writer for http://MLB.com.
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Wow. RT @mlbbowman: Gattis reflects on his previous trip to New York, when he was broke and left to beg for food. http://t.co/vt6C4ZpsbQ
Adam Rubin
@AdamRubinESPN
@AdamRubinESPN
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Cover the Mets for http://ESPNNewYork.com. Graduate of Mepham High School on Long Island and the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
Anthony DiComo
@AnthonyDiComo
@AnthonyDiComo
10,787 Tweets
227 Following
10,769 Followers
227 Following
10,769 Followers
Mets beat writer for http://MLB.com.
Anthony DiComo
Is anyone still out there? #Mets just tied this thing, 5-5, in the eighth.
Marc Carig
@MarcCarig
@MarcCarig
58,598 Tweets
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723 Following
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Stepped right up to Tweet the Mets for Newsday in 2012. Covered the Yankees and Orioles before that. Also, I own hella ballcaps.
Adam Rubin
@AdamRubinESPN
@AdamRubinESPN
33,327 Tweets
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337 Following
38,574 Followers
Cover the Mets for http://ESPNNewYork.com. Graduate of Mepham High School on Long Island and the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
Michael Baron
@michaelgbaron
@michaelgbaron
64,955 Tweets
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Writer for http://MetsBlog.com. Baseball/Sports Photographer for SNY.tv. I tweet about the New York Mets, Major League Baseball, and photography.
Michael Baron
Daniel Murphy. Another flippin' hit. Gotta love watching him at the plate right now. #Mets
Adam Rubin
@AdamRubinESPN
@AdamRubinESPN
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337 Following
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Cover the Mets for http://ESPNNewYork.com. Graduate of Mepham High School on Long Island and the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
Michael Baron
@michaelgbaron
@michaelgbaron
64,954 Tweets
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5,719 Followers
510 Following
5,719 Followers
Writer for http://MetsBlog.com. Baseball/Sports Photographer for SNY.tv. I tweet about the New York Mets, Major League Baseball, and photography.
Michael Baron
and ultimately, the only spitter. RT @dailystache: Roger McDowell was the second spitter in the #seinfeld Keith episode
Michael Baron
@michaelgbaron
@michaelgbaron
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510 Following
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Writer for http://MetsBlog.com. Baseball/Sports Photographer for SNY.tv. I tweet about the New York Mets, Major League Baseball, and photography.
Michael Baron
By the way, you can probably watch Valdespin and know he's continuing to swinga t over 30% of pitches outside the strike zone. #Mets
Michael Baron
@michaelgbaron
@michaelgbaron
64,951 Tweets
510 Following
5,718 Followers
510 Following
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Writer for http://MetsBlog.com. Baseball/Sports Photographer for SNY.tv. I tweet about the New York Mets, Major League Baseball, and photography.
Michael Baron
RT @ESPNStatsInfo: Ike Davis: 3rd game this season w 4+ K, ties Mets single-season record (Ron Swoboda, Jerry Koosman, Cliff Floyd)
Michael Baron
@michaelgbaron
@michaelgbaron
64,952 Tweets
510 Following
5,718 Followers
510 Following
5,718 Followers
Writer for http://MetsBlog.com. Baseball/Sports Photographer for SNY.tv. I tweet about the New York Mets, Major League Baseball, and photography.
Marc Carig
@MarcCarig
@MarcCarig
58,597 Tweets
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14,830 Followers
723 Following
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Stepped right up to Tweet the Mets for Newsday in 2012. Covered the Yankees and Orioles before that. Also, I own hella ballcaps.
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Andrew Keh
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Andrew Keh
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Adam Rubin
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Anthony DiComo
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Jared Diamond
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Kristie Ackert
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Marc Carig
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Michael Baron
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Mike Kerwick
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Mike Puma
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Real-time news and opinion from Mets beat writer Mike Puma of the New York Post.
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11/19/2012 - Mets Notes: Dickey, Wright
The Mets continue negotiating a potential contract extension with R.A. Dickey, but there's also a chance the team will trade him. Dickey, the 2012 NL Cy Young winner, has considerable trade value even if there are questions about how long he can continue pitching at an elite level. Here are today’s Mets-related links... The Mets would want a “monster package” if they trade Dickey, an MLB executive tells Andy Martino of the New York Daily News. The Mets are letting other teams come to them with offers and probably would not trade Dickey unless they get a substantial return for... -
11/16/2012 - Poll: Will The Mets Extend Wright & Dickey?
The easiest decision of the Mets' offseason came on October 30 when the team picked up their options on David Wright (worth $16MM) and R.A. Dickey ($5MM) for the 2013 season. The much trickier move has been in extending both players beyond next season, as the Mets have yet to lock up their longtime third baseman and the 2012 NL Cy Young winner. CBS Sports' Jon Heyman recently observed that while Wright and the Mets weren't making much progress, "there's always been a feeling something will get done," as the Mets seem committed to keeping Wright as the face of... -
11/16/2012 - NL East Notes: Stanton, Upton, Mets, Salcedo
We've already had one collection of NL East Notes today, but there's no shortage of news coming out of the division. Here's the latest... Giancarlo Stanton is still upset about the Marlins' sudden rebuild, telling Peter Gammons of MLB.com that "former Marlins come back and they warn us" about the club's history of firesales and that it is a constant source of discussion amongst current players. "This is the 'winning philosophy?' Then to say it's not about money? What is the motivation? There comes a breaking point. I know how I feel. I can't imagine how the city and the... -
11/14/2012 - David Price & R.A. Dickey Win Cy Young Awards
Congratulations go out to David Price and R.A. Dickey, who were named the Cy Young Award winners in their respective leagues by the BBWAA tonight. Price very narrowly beat out reigning winner Justin Verlander while Dickey won by a wide margin over Clayton Kershaw. Here is the full voting for the AL and NL. Price, 27, went 20-5 with a 2.56 ERA in 211 innings this year. He struck out 205 (8.7 K/9) and walked only 59 (2.5 BB/9). Price finished second in the 2010 Cy Young voting and is projected to earn $9.5MM through arbitration this winter, which would... -
11/13/2012 - NL East Notes: Mets, Bay, Phillies, Wright, Dickey
Here's a look at some news out of the NL East following the Marlins' shocking trade earlier this evening.. The Mets made an offer to David Wright and the third baseman's representatives responded with a counter-offer, a source tells Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports (via Twitter). The $15MM that is being deferred to Jason Bay will be paid out over a two year period, writes Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com. That means that the Mets are only saving about $850K on the full $21MM Bay is owed. The Phillies are wide open in their search for a third baseman, tweets Ken... -
11/10/2012 - Quick Hits: Hunter, Dodgers, Dickey, Mets
The Dodgers have been said to have interest in free agent outfielder Torii Hunter, but their level of interest may have been overstated, according to Dylan Hernandez and Mike DiGiovanna of the Los Angeles Times. The team met with Hunter’s agent at the GM meetings this week, but a source says that it was Hunter’s agent who initially reached out to the Dodgers, not the other way around. Since the Dodgers won't move Andre Ethier, Hunter's only possible role would be as a fourth outfielder and the veteran isn't terribly interested in doing that. Hunter's agent has also talked with... -
11/10/2012 - Red Sox Notes: Saltalamacchia, Ross, Mets, Napoli
Earlier today, the Red Sox agreed to sign free agent catcher David Ross to a two-year, $6.2MM contract. With Jarrod Saltalamacchia and Ryan Lavarnway already behind the plate, could Boston be gearing up for a trade? Here's more on that and other items out of Boston.. An official with another club told Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports that the Red Sox are willing to consider offers for Saltalamacchia. Saltalamacchia hit a career-high 25 homers in 2012 but saw his average dip as his strikeout total soared. If the Red Sox do look to move Salty, the Mets and White Sox... -
11/10/2012 - Five Teams Interested In Melky Cabrera
At least five teams have expressed interest in free agent outfielder Melky Cabrera, reports Joel Sherman of The New York Post. The Mets and Yankees are not two of those teams, however. Cabrera, 28, is arguably the most unique free agent on the market this offseason. He was performing like a star (.346/.390/.516) with the Giants this summer before being suspended 50 games for a positive PED test, which he tried to cover up with a website scheme. Given his age and production, Melky would have been in line for a huge payday. Instead, he'll likely have to settle for... -
11/09/2012 - Quick Hits: LaRoche, McLouth, Mets, Bauer, Weglarz
Condolences to the family and friends of Lee MacPhail, who passed away at the age of 95 today. MacPhail was a long-time executive who worked with the Yankees and Orioles in addition to serving as Commissioner William Eckert's chief aid. He also served as president of the American League and was the oldest living Hall of Famer. Here is the latest from around the league as Friday turns into Saturday... Adam LaRoche told MLB.com's Bill Ladson that he hasn't heard from the Nationals in a few days, but he's still interested in returning to the team (Twitter link). LaRoche turned... -
11/09/2012 - Rosenthal On Rays, Dempster, Dickey, Nakajima
Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports has another batch of news items out of the general managers' meetings in Indian Wells, California... While the Rays have the pitching depth to move two of their starters, they're likely to move just one of their pitchers. David Price and James Shields are the biggest trade chips, though most in the industry feel Tampa Bay will keep both aces to make a play for the AL East title in 2013. There is "no chance" Price is dealt this winter, one rival executive tells Rosenthal, though Price could be moved next offseason. The Brewers are... -
11/08/2012 - NL East Notes: Span, Hamilton, Wright, Upton
We've already had one batch of NL East notes today but there's no shortage of news coming out of the division. Here's the latest... The Braves are looking at center field options to replace Michael Bourn and the Twins' Denard Span "is likely high on the list of potential trade target," writes David O'Brien of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The Braves and Twins match up well as trade partners, as Minnesota is desperate for pitching and Atlanta is one of the few teams with available young arms. The Braves "haven’t entirely given up" on re-signing Bourn, but the club is unlikely... -
11/08/2012 - Mets Notes: Alderson, Wright, Dickey, Hairston
Sandy Alderson met with reporters (including Adam Rubin of ESPN New York) at the general managers' meetings today to discuss various Mets-related topics. Here are some of the highlights of Alderson's talk and also some other Mets items... Talks with David Wright's representatives are "ongoing," with Alderson noting that both sides have agreed to keep negotiations out of the media. Alderson noted that "there's much more engagement" with Wright than the Mets had last year with free agent Jose Reyes, who ended up signing with the Marlins. Despite reports saying the Mets are looking into trading R.A. Dickey, Alderson said... -
11/08/2012 - Mets Discussing R.A. Dickey In Trades
1:25pm: Alderson acknowledged the trade talks and said he doesn't expect them to accelerate during the GM Meetings according to Martino, who heard from other executives that talks are just preliminary (Twitter link). Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com reports (on Twitter) that the Mets seek outfield and catcher help in a deal. They still haven't ruled out an extension either. 11:51am: Andy Martino of The New York Daily News says there is still "healthy internal debate" about Dickey within the organization and that nothing is final (Twitter links). They could look to act quickly if progress towards a contract extension is... -
11/08/2012 - Rosenthal's Latest: Uptons, Ellsbury, Myers, Garland
Earlier today, Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports reported that the Mets were discussing R.A. Dickey in trades with other teams. He hears that the club has not made a "substantial (extension) offer" yet, and if they get the right trade offer they may just move on. Here are the rest of Rosenthal's rumors from the GM Meetings... The Rays need B.J. Upton to reject his qualifying offer before making a serious run at his brother Justin. The elder Upton is drawing interest and figures to reject the offer by tomorrow's deadline. The Tigers are a darkhorse for Justin since they... -
11/08/2012 - Sherman's Latest: Dickey, Wright, Hunter, Upton
Here's the latest from Joel Sherman of The New York Post... The Mets are making progress, albeit slowly, in contract talks with David Wright and R.A. Dickey. The impression is that there is still a substantial gap in talks with Dickey, and they've been gauging his trade value during the GM Meetings. They are not doing the same with Wright, however. The Yankees would not do a two-year deal worth $20MM or so for Torii Hunter since they want to get under the luxury tax threshold next year. They are fixated on one-year contracts this offseason and could fill their... -
10/30/2012 - Mets Exercise Options On Wright, Dickey
The Mets have formally picked up their contract options for David Wright and R.A. Dickey, sources told Ken Rosenthal and Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports (via Twitter). The Mets began the early stages of extension talks with both players after the season but the discussions were reportedly moving slowly. Wright's option for 2013 will pay him $16MM while Dickey's is for just $5MM. Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com reported earlier today that the third baseman was discussing a long-term deal with the club. Officials told Joel Sherman of the New York Post that they expected an extension for Wright to... -
10/30/2012 - Quick Hits: Yankees, Mets, Indians, Ross
With just one day to go before option decisions are due and only a few days remaining before free agents can sign with any team, here are the latest links from around MLB... The Yankees should consider pursuing players such as Carlos Beltran and Jeff Keppinger in the coming offseason, Joel Sherman of the New York Post writes. Meanwhile, the Mets should check in on A.J. Pierzynski, Marco Scutaro and Randy Choate in the view of the Post’s Ken Davidoff. Brian Cashman of the Yankees and Chris Antonetti of the Indians have some of the toughest offseason assignments in baseball,... -
10/30/2012 - Heyman On Wright, A’s, Cabrera
The latest from notes and rumors from Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com... The Mets are discussing a long-term deal with David Wright, Heyman reports. They'll exercise the third baseman's $16MM option for 2013 by tomorrow, assuming a larger deal isn't completed by then. The sides appear to have made progress, though some say the negotiations are progressing slowly. It appears the discussions will continue after the option's exercised, Heyman writes. The Athletics are talking to free agent shortstop Stephen Drew about a new contract, Heyman reports. The A's declined their half of Drew's 2013 mutual option yesterday, but assistant general manager... -
10/28/2012 - Sherman on Mets, Phillies, Cabrera, Olivo, Shoppach
Even in the middle of the World Series, baseball people continue to talk about embattled Giants outfielder Melky Cabrera, writes Joel Sherman of the New York Post. News on Cabrera and other notes from today's column.. Sherman spoke with a group of baseball executives about where Cabrera will sign and the Mets and Phillies both came up regularly. The Mets could look to Cabrera as corner outfield insurance against Jason Bay and Lucas Duda if he is affordable. Such a move would make even more sense if they are unable to retain Scott Hairston. The majority of the execs see... -
10/27/2012 - Sherman's Latest: Wright, Soriano, Tigers, LaRussa
Here's the latest from Joel Sherman of The New York Post... Sherman has spoken to more than ten executives outside the Mets organization who believe the team will re-sign David Wright and relatively soon. It's a public relations move as much as a baseball move, plus getting him signed quickly will allow them to fine tune their offseason plans. Officials expect Wright to receive a seven-year, $127MM extension that, when combined with his $16MM club option for next year, would be worth a total of $143MM across eight years. It would make Wright the highest paid Met in history (ahead...
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