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Mets won't pay top dollar for free agents
Sources say that Matt Holliday's salary demands may be too high for Mets, which recently began to investigate free agents.
Mets pick up option on Pelfrey
The Mets picked up the 2010 option on Mike Pelfrey yesterday and officially declined their option on reliever J.J. Putz.
Mets officially decline option on Putz
The Mets' offseason to-do list has one more entry and their roster has one less.
Inbox: Do the Mets need an overhaul?
Let's cut to the chase. Is it time for a complete overhaul? The Mets can't hit at all -- 12 home runs for their home run leader.
Jerry Manuel: What Worked and What Didn't Work In 2009
Jerry Manuel completed his first and possibly last full season as Mets manager, and how he handles things this coming season will determine how many more years he will be a manager in this turbulent Mets organization.
Mets Expect Reyes to Be Ready for Spring Training
The Mets said they were confident that the right hamstring Jose Reyes tore during a workout Tuesday would heal on its own and not need surgery.
Lower Prices Can't Mean Lower Expectations
It's sure great to see the Mets lowering ticket prices for 2010. They shouldn't have been so high to begin with-like at the start of the season when the team was talking playoffs, By the time we hit July, the team-even with their injuries-was exposed as poorly put together with inept management from GM Omar Minaya on down.
Pat Misch appears headed to NY Mets bullpen; will be replaced by ... Snoopy?
Some quick pre-game notes from Citi Field, where Snoopy is prancing around the Mets' dugout before the game and posing for photos with players : -- Manager Jerry Manuel said Pat Misch will be available out of the bullpen Wednesday and could be replaced in the rotation Sunday by Tobi Stoner or Lance Broadway .
Wilson Valdez: Worth Keeping Around?
With a fully healed Jose Reyes likely to get more days off than usual next season, the importance of having a capable backup shortstop is amplified.
Maine emerges healthy in loss to Phils
The focus of the Mets' 2009 season changed to next year weeks ago. The promotion of Josh Thole, the trade of Billy Wagner and the decisions to end Alex Cora's season with surgery and to seek waivers on Gary Sheffield were indications of that revised perspective.
Murphy's four RBIs power Pelfrey, Mets
Injuries to so many others notwithstanding, the Mets' season has been undermined as well by disappointing performances by Mike Pelfrey and Daniel Murphy.
Cora providing sage advice to Pelfrey
Life on the disabled list is quite unsettling for Alex Cora. He watches the Mets on television when they're on the road, but when he has some wisdom to impart -- and that is often -- he has no one to share it with.
Wells continues impressive rookie campaign
The Cubs will look to win their third consecutive series on Sunday behind Randy Wells, the rookie that has arguably been their best pitcher this season.
MLB Fantasy: View of the diamond
Hideki Matsui has belted six home runs with 18 RBI over his last 10 games. The Major League Baseball season begins to unwind, and while there are not many Mets still with us, veterans Hideki Matsui and Torii Hunter are heating up, while trade rumors swirl concerning a legendary closer in Milwaukee.
Reyes might be next to have surgery
A source tells the News that Jose Reyes' hamstring is completely torn, and he might need surgery.
Two Second Basemen, Two Measures of Promise
If Robinson Cano and Dustin Pedroia were unknown players at a tryout camp instead of the starting second basemen for the Yankees and the Red Sox , the Mets ' Alex Cora said, most scouts would salivate over Cano.
Mets find themselves in the spoiler role
It was in the spring of 2004 that Mets owner Fred Wilpon first talked about playing "meaningful games" in September.
O'Connor: Mets win and still manage to lose
NEW YORK The Mets won a doubleheader on a day that called for a three-game sweep.
Billy Wagner's remarkably fast comeback from Tommy John surgery on his left elbow continued yesterday when the veteran reliever returned to the Mets.
NY Mets lose Alex Cora for remainder of season, then lose game, 10-1, to San Francisco Giants
The curtain continued to close on the Mets' miserable season Monday, when the team announced that shortstop Alex Cora will undergo surgery on both thumbs in the midst of another ugly loss at Citi Field.
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