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1. Zeba Zeba Eata Posted: June 28, 2011 at 11:03 PM (#3864795)This is the Mets, you have to ask? What's wrong with Turner anyway?
I heart Reyes.
Come on, Harris.
If that number isn't positive by the end of the year, I'm leaving this site and joining the ESPN forums.
...Are there ESPN forums?
I'm glad that Wright is almost back. Our blessed reserves are starting to wear out, I think.
I'm crossing my fingers that Duda can take the first base job and run with it.
Ike's dead though.
I think Santana will be back because he's a badass.
And I think Ike is dead because his injury was one of those mysterious ones. Those never work out.
I find it hard to believe the Mets screwed up an injury, that doesn't sound like them.
And that's why he needs to be resigned. We lived through the no-walk '05. We lived through his ups and downs and his antsyness. We lived through his injury disappearance. And if he's truly turned into this sort of superstar, we're the ones who should get to ####### see it.
While I agree with this emotionally, you can't expect Jose to hit .350 every year. If somebody gives him 150M, the Mets have to let him go.
Yeah. I'm a real bastard.
And I am not a fan of Duda in the field... irrespective of the position.
I agree with the first, but not with the second. I don't think he's gonna hit for this high of a average again, but I don't think it's impossible that he's settled into a higher level of production. Like 120 OPS+ or thereabouts.
And there isn't an amount of money that I wouldn't give him, really. He's worth what the market dictates and I don't care if it's an overpay. He's the most exciting player since.... uh, ever? If that's not worth extra, ESPECIALLY in NY, then I don't know what to say.
This isn't like a small market team which will lose all its flexibility by taking on a big contract. This should be a top five franchise AT LEAST payroll-wise, Wilpons be damned. The Mets should be able to pay Reyes big money, have him suffer a career ender, and STILL BE ABLE TO FIELD A FUNCTIONAL TEAM. Just because they haven't or it doesn't look like they can right now this moment doesn't mean that it still isn't true.
Are they winning?
(This is a take, by the way, on a very old story about this 1964 game, after which a guy called what was then WOR and said, "So, I heard the Mets scored 19 runs today." And he was told that they had, indeed, scored 19 on the Cubs. And he responded by saying, "And did they win?")
I don't know if the Mets are in a position (financially/success-cycle wise) to take that bet. If he's a TT 100-110 OPS+ SS with great baserunning and scratch defense, that's not worth 150M.
JJ Hardy has a 99 OPS+ for his career. He could do a fair job of replicating Jose's typical production at a fraction of the cost.
I want to keep Jose. The Mets shouldn't do it at ANY cost. That's how you end up with a really bad contract.
You're a good guy, OBV, and you do have a point, but if the Mets do this, I think I'll become a fan of a completely different sport. Perhaps cricket.
Looking at his stats though, I did not realize Hardy was having that good of a year this year. I thought he was fairly toasty. Also thought he was a little bit older.
If the Phillies or Yankees sign Jose, I might join you.
Put it in the books! One of the more entertaining games of the year.
Yikes.
* -- He had already had three seasons on the list: 2008 (19), and 2005 and 2006 (17 each).
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