Frazier is hitting cleanup, and Matz is pitching. That tells me all I need to know about the Mets and this season. :chairshot:😢
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Anything is better than BVW. A trained dog could do a better job than him.If Cohen takes over in November, he might not have time to hire a new GM and have that GM put his team together before the winter meetings and of season get going.
"We've got 'em from the babies up. As soon as the kid can talk, he's taught to say Matzie, Matzie. Not Papa. Not Mama. Matzie, Matzie, Matzie."I don't feel bad for any pro player. You're well paid compared to the average person and treated with kid gloves. With that said, I would walk Matz to the locker room and tell him to turn in his uniform. You've been released.
You know where I'm coming from with this, ANGER. Who cares about being rational right now. The Mets aren't with their decisions.Yeah but you don’t want to hastily hire a new GM
Mets, in need of a fresh arm, bring up Kilome and send down Guillorme.
Great comparison. F*** Tom Glavine since he gave up 7 runs in the first to Florida in a game they had to win.Matz better never take the rubber for us again. I remember when he broke into the league, he looked like he was going to be another Tom Glavine.
You don’t think he us already reaching out to people?If Cohen takes over in November, he might not have time to hire a new GM and have that GM put his team together before the winter meetings and of season get going.
Put Frazier in the rotation.Matz should be DFA'ed for Jabu and a bucket of chicken
I have no idea. He’d have to be very careful and quiet about something like that, particularly before he’s even been voted in.You don’t think he us already reaching out to people?
Matz is arbitration eligible for a final time next year. His base salary (pre- COVID adjustment) this year is $5M. Will be interesting to see if they make him a tender offer. I am guessing yes. It's only money, and Cohen has it in abundance.Matz better never take the rubber for us again. I remember when he broke into the league, he looked like he was going to be another Tom Glavine.
Matz is arbitration eligible for a final time next year. His base salary (pre- COVID adjustment) this year is $5M. Will be interesting to see if they make him a tender offer. I am guessing yes. It's only money, and Cohen has it in abundance.
You do realize most of us are angry. Rational decisions are difficult when the organization misses golden opportunities to sign good players or give their fans the finger by going REAL CHEAP. We know you can't just dumb guys left and right, but it feels good to say it.So many seem to be ever ready to just get rid of guys. That isn't the Mets' problem. The Mets' problem is not having good players and not having them throughout the system. There's a reason that Matz pitched from the Mets last night and not someone else, and it's not the generous hearts of the manager and front office. It's because they don't have anyone else who is good. Other teams, like say the Braves, have good players. They have good hitting AND pitching AND defense, and they seem to have it throughout the system. So, sure, the Braves get rid of guys. Because the Braves have built a system with good options to replace the guys that the get rid of, or that allows them to trade for good options to replace them.
With the Mets, it's deck chairs, titanic.
Mets, in need of a fresh arm, bring up Kilome and send down Guillorme.
Send him back
So the Mets have to go 7-0 after today, eh?Mets have not given up. Neither are we. Need to go 7-1. Porcello today, who actually has been very consistent, but not in a good way.
Same lineup as yesterday except for C and P. Mets have now landed on a set lineup, which they can use for another week.
On the PBTNL front, Mets announced that Stephen Villines is the PBTNL in the Ariel Jurado deal. Villines is a 25 year old AAA righty reliever. Fringe (non top 30) prospect who was not part of the 60 man player pool.In case anyone cares, Mets announced the PTBNL in the Castro/Smith/PTBNL deal. Victor Gonzalez, infielder. 17 year old lottery ticket. Not in Top 30 list.
is that good or bad.Interesting nugget from Yahoo Sports - Cohen is expected to bring back Sandy Alderson in an unspecified capacity - NOT General Manager. My guess is as a special advisor reporting directly to Cohen. It's quite possible that in the new regime, he will be Cohen's key guy, even more so than the GM.
Sandy Alderson likely to return to Mets as part of new ownership transition
Sandy Anderson is likely to return to the Mets in some capacity as part of the ownership change, SNY has learned.sports.yahoo.com
It suggests to me that Cohen is willing to continue to focus on his very lucrative day job, while leaving to the experts to tend to his very expensive hobby. In other words, he has no intention of being Jeff Wilpon part deux. Which is unquestionably good.is that good or bad.
Will never happen so why bother as long as Matz, Porcello, and Wacha are still around?It's probably a zero to longshot, but if the Mets were to make a run, would the Mets have to surpass all three of the Reds, Brewers and Giants to be the eighth NL team? For example, going 6-1, with the other three all going 1-5 would get it done, correct?
What if there is a tie for the 8th team?
Thanks, but in the unlikely event it does happen, the Mets would be in, correct?Will never happen so why bother as long as Matz, Porcello, and Wacha are still around?