Author Archives: OMmetsfan07

Aaron Rowand was released by the Giants and is looking for a job right now. If he could be signed for a very cheap price, he could provide an interesting solution to our OF problems. Pagan right now is the … Continue reading →

The Mets need a lot a lot for this upcoming season, and don't have a lot of money to spend on it. One of the key pieces they need is a Closer and possibly a set up man. Here is … Continue reading →

Today has been an oddly rough day. Like all Mets fans, especially those who follow the team closely, we all had a feeling this day was going to come, so we had time to be prepared. Personally, I don’t think … Continue reading →

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Last night, Jose Reyes and Miami Marlins agreed to a six year deal worth 106 million. Before last night, the Mets looked to be competitive as they it looked like it was going to be just the Mets and the … Continue reading →

The Jose Reyes story to this point has changed a little today. Early this morning, it looked like just the Mets and Marlins were in contention for Jose Reyes, with the Mets saying they would not guarantee more than 5 … Continue reading →

While a lot of the attention over the next few days will be rightfully on Jose Reyes, this could be a very busy few days for the Mets bullpen. MLB Trade Rumors is reporting there has already been a lot … Continue reading →

The Marlins made one of the first major free agent signings of the off season this week by signing Heath Bell to a three year deal for about 27 million. This deal shows a few things: 1) The Marlins are … Continue reading →

A lot has gone on today in the World of baseball, let's take a look: The Red Sox hire Bobby Valentine to be their Manager I'll miss Bobby V in the booth on ESPN. It was nice for a change … Continue reading →

Nick Evans is gone. Off to Pittsburgh. Evans was the type of player who always seemed always “just about ready” who always seemed like a go to option from the minors to fill in a hole in the majors. The … Continue reading →