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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Tuesday, December 18, 2007The Eddie Kranepool Society: HERE WE ARE, WAVING GOOD-BYE AT THE STATION……..Join Steve Keane in saying goodbye to Shea Stadium, popcorn-filled Mr. Met meg-a-phones...and $1,155 for 4 tickets. ( Musta killed him to sell off that Mr. Met Card Game for that...tis a shame)
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Posted: December 18, 2007 at 05:43 PM | 15 comment(s)
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I wont weep, but I understand how Keane feels.
I don't have the money to plunk down on that package, but here's hoping there'll still be normal tickets available for the last game at Shea. Even though I currently live in Ohio, I'm willing to pay an exorbitant amount for that ticket and I'll cheerfully complete the eighteen hour round trip to use it.
Should be a solid pen.
I just want to get to one game at Shea so I can say goodbye.
Wise, well, he's better than Mota. The key to this bullpen is getting Sanchez and/or Padilla back.
This was welcome news. Now, to watch some early season and late season Wise tape to determine what happened...
Padilla was non-tendered- not sure he'll be invited to spring training.
As for the total pen,
Wagner/Heilman/Feliciano/Schoeneweis are certainties. Add an effective Wise, with Sanchez ideal and Smith/Sosa as fallback at the 6 spot, and use the loser of the Humber/Pelfrey derby for the fifth spot as the long man.
I don't say this because Mets fans have poor taste or anything; only because they are the only ones who could possibly have good memories of it, as any fan would with their team's ballpark. Were I a Mets fan, I'm sure I would be sad to see it go as well.
But seriously, what a horrendous stain of a stadium.
What do you do with Sosa? He'd be a decent enough swingman but the Mets don't seem to like using any of their relievers to make a spot start.
My gut feeling? Sanchez won't be ready, Smith should spend a year in AAA, and Sosa's your sixth guy. If Sanchez or Smith is lights out, however, no need for Sosa- I try and outright him to AAA. The loser of the fifth spot derby can spot start as long man, with Mulvey ready to take his place if he falters.
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