For the first time in years someone puts some effort into a yearbook cover…now only $10!
The good Mets stuff from the week
So you watched football all day and actually worked at work…here’s what ya missed.
Joel Sherman buried Jeff Wilpon
The Times wrote about Omar’s Los Mets
Pretty good outspoken Tom Seaver video
My radical Buy One Get One ticket plan
The funniest Mets video of the year
Fake Mets Yearbook 2010 video
Mets season still not over lineup for Sunday
Oh yeah, the Mets….replace Duda with Bay and this could be your opening day lineup!
Sunday, September 19th
Mets vs. Braves at Citi Field
7 Jose Reyes SS
16 Angel Pagan RF
15 Carlos Beltran CF
5 David Wright 3B
29 Ike Davis 1B
21 Lucas Duda LF
30 Josh Thole C
11 Ruben Tejada 2B
43 R.A. Dickey RHP
Heading off to the New Meadowlands to root against the former inhabitants of Shea Stadium.
Sherman kills Jeff Wilpon
Wow forget that Times thing and the Joe Torre stuff. THIS is the must-read of the day. Here’s Sherman’s opener, but it gets stronger. Must read.
Let’s give Jeff Wilpon the benefit of the doubt here for a moment.
Let’s say he is not short-tempered. Tone deaf. A credit seeker. An accountability deflector. A micro-manager. A second-guesser. A less-than-deep thinker. And bad at self-awareness.
Fine, he’s none of these things. But here is the problem: This is his perception in the industry as the Mets try yet again to fix their baseball operations department.
Torre as manager, Wally as Zimmer?
Been seeing some traction on this idea, today floated by Lupica.
I worry a little a bit about a laid back 70 year old manager..and others worry about Wally…perhaps this combination makes sense. It sure would play well in the media.
It is something to think about, though, in the short run, Torre coming back to manage the Mets 30 years after he did that the first time. Backman sitting next to him the way Zimmy used to. There’s no inside track on this, believe me. No inside information.
via Fred and Jeff Wilpon must decide about New York Mets GM Omar Minaya before talking next manager.
Joe, you’ll have to reclaim #9. That’s your Mets number anyway. We already have a 6.
(Waiting for first Nick Evans comment)