Mets 2006-07 offseason thread

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  1. Pennythetowelboy

    Pennythetowelboy New Member

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    mark my words Zito will be a met by next friday
     
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  2. MSUJet85

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    Exactly as others said, Zito is going to be overpaid that is guaranteed, but he is a helluva lot better then the alternatives that is staring us in the face right now
     
  3. statjeff22

    statjeff22 2008 Green Guy "Most Knowledgeable" Award Winner

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    Really. After all of that huffing and puffing, the final conclusion was that Zito is worth $15M a year in this market, but his dishonest agent is going to try to get him $17M instead? Wow, what a terrible chore to have to listen to that unreasonable request.

    In point of fact, the ridiculous market for pitchers has made it easier for the Mets to get this done, since they'll be overpaying a lot less than they would have had to (relative to everyone else). I expect that it will be 6 years in the $90-100M range, and the Mets should just offer it and be done with it. If Zito prefers to take $10-$15M more to be in Texas, that's the way it goes, but I'd be surprised if that happened.
     
  4. 17a_tailgater

    17a_tailgater Active Member

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    my wishlist rotation
    1.Barry Zito LHP
    2.Tom Glavine LHP
    3.John Maine
    4.Mark Mulder
    5.El Duque

    if anyone goes down we have Oliver Perez,Mike Pelfrey&Justin Humber
     
  5. ShadeTree#55

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    Mulder won't be back until june I say pass. I would rather sign Suppan then Mulder.
     
  6. 17a_tailgater

    17a_tailgater Active Member

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    no way! I wat nothing to do with a guy who's career record is 106-101 with a 4.60 ERA in 12 seasons.

    And my personal rule is I never want someone who does good against my team on any of my teams.it never works out.
     
  7. ShadeTree#55

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    Mulder has way too many injury concerns. We have our coming back from surgery pitcher. Pedro.

    Over the last 3 seasons Suppans and Zito's ERA+ are almost identical. 112 to 109. IIRC
     
  8. 17a_tailgater

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    if we didn't play Suppan in the Playoffs I would feel differently.but that is just one of my rules as a fan.sorry don't care about the #'s really.I should have not even used them.
     
  9. ShadeTree#55

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    Yup. If we wanted that, we just would've resigned Traschel.
     
  11. ShadeTree#55

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    Suppan is much better at this point in time then Tracshel. It is night and day.
     
  12. 24McNeil

    24McNeil Well-Known Member

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    so gary carter, keith hernandez, mike piazza, al leiter, tom glavine, to name a few, never worked out? I would take suppan in a heart beat, and if we had him last year we are champs.
     
  13. ShadeTree#55

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    Our pitching was not the reason we lost. Our bats let us down.
     
  14. vinsjets

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    The bats were disapointing, but thats definitely not the ONLY reason.
     
  15. ShadeTree#55

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    Game 7 it was.
     
  16. 17a_tailgater

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    its a superstition.when carter and hernandez came I was 8 years old.I didn't have this superstition yet.I did have others at that age but not this.

    piazza & leiter was not a rival and/or kill us.

    glavine always beat us.and was on our rival.

    if burrell who always kils us was to be traded here,he would blow worse than he does know.

    how did vince coleman work?bobby bonilla?juan samual?
     
  17. statjeff22

    statjeff22 2008 Green Guy "Most Knowledgeable" Award Winner

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    Chris Woodward signed a one year $850,000 deal with Atlanta.

    Hopefully this doesn't shift the balance of power in the NL East back down south .... :rofl:
     
  18. 17a_tailgater

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    I here rogaine is cheap down there.....
     
  19. FirstTimeCaller

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    Good on Woodward... he was a good Met.
     
  20. FITM

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    Woodward's agent had him sign with the Braves because he has a possibility of starting at 2nd base.
     

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