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Someone on ESPN last night mentioned that Santana really likes to hit.
But I think it might have been Phillips who said it, so we can just ignore it.
A cheesehead was arguing the same thing last year about the 2007 Brewers...
I think 1-5 the Met rotation has the edge. Perez as your #4 is great...
Two things about that. First, having Maine and Perez in the 4-5 slots is pretty awesome, no doubt. Of course, that depends on Pedro's health, which I am less convinced than some Mets' fans is "proven," since he never did start on regular rest last year and even on five days rest pitched only a handful of times. There's still a lot to prove in terms of durability over the long haul.
Second, pushing El Duque all the way back to # 5 in and of itself pays dividends. Early in the season, when you don't necessarily need your fifth starter on a regular basis, the Mets could use him out of the pen at times, and save him innings and wear & tear. The less he is used, the better the odds he holds up later in the season.
"According to the Bergen Record's Bob Klapisch, the Twins came back to the Yankees with an offer of Johan Santana for Melky Cabrera, Ian Kennedy and a prospect on Monday, only to be turned down.
If true, the Yankees declined the chance to acquire Santana without giving up Phil Hughes or Joba Chamberlain. Klapisch also believes the Red Sox had both Jacoby Ellsbury and Jon Lester off the table by the time the Twins chose to accept the Mets' offer." From Rotoworld.
They could have gotten Santana and drastically improved their pitching for years, without giving up Hughes or Chamberlain. I'd say they blew it there.
No in an ideal world, they turn him into a set-up man in the hopes he becomes Heilman now and a closer later, and they use Heilamn as a spot starter and old fashioned long man (fewer apps more ip per app)
I'm not sure I'd give much of a damn about this, were I the Mets FO. What I'd care about is, how did he pitch off schedule?
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