Local News: Cuenca, Ecuador 

 | 

Sign Up

 | 

Sign In

Advertisment

Mets' Manuel, Minaya will get pass thanks to injuries

Full story: Newsday

In any other year, with baseball's second-highest payroll, the Mets would be in serious shake-up mode if they were in fourth place and three games under .500, which was the situation as they headed into last night'sseries finale with the Dodgers.

Read All 62 Comments

Comments

Showing posts 1 - 20 of62
< prev page
|
Go to last post| Jump to page:
dan

Selden, NY

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#1
Jul 9, 2009
 
2 words: BOBBY VALENTINE . We need him to wake some people up!
Art Howe

Fort Lauderdale, FL

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#2
Jul 9, 2009
 
dan wrote:
2 words: BOBBY VALENTINE . We need him to wake some people up!
I agree but he threatens Omar Papaya and The Coupons....Nice idea though...
charles kozlowsky

New York, NY

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#4
Jul 9, 2009
 
Manuel shouldnt be blamed for this mess he has no players on this team even though he has made plenty of mistakes the blame should fall squarely on minaya woh didnt prepare his team for this season praying tatis/murphy could provide enough offense, signing castillo for 4 years which stopped us from getting hudson ( who is killing us with the dodgers) and numerous other deals or non deals. He finally has to be fired. this is ny go out and get us players. please!!!!!!!!
Truth Teller

Long Beach, NY

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#5
Jul 9, 2009
 
I'd take Bobby V. He's not the best manager, but he brings attitude and is infinitely smarter than Manuel.

Let's get Billy Beane in her as the new GM. He's done good things with limited budgets. Imagine what you could do with a lot of money.

Really, both Minaya and Manuel need to go...They were no better than a .500 team even before all these injuries.
Jim

AOL

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#6
Jul 9, 2009
 
Unfortunately, this story is probably accurate in saying they'll both survive. Minaya is really the one who should be the 1st one out!
los mets

Patchogue, NY

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#7
Jul 9, 2009
 

Judged:

1

one more loss closer to elimination - sweet
LIAM

Orlando, FL

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#8
Jul 9, 2009
 
Jim wrote:
Unfortunately, this story is probably accurate in saying they'll both survive. Minaya is really the one who should be the 1st one out!
Manuel is not the quickest cat out there, but hands down Omar needs to go more then anyone!
Jay

New Hyde Park, NY

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#9
Jul 9, 2009
 
bobby v, bring him back... Manuel is way too laid back for these young undisciplined players. Seriously, sometimes I feel like Jerry smokes too much of that ganga and is on cloud 9 most of the time. Especially with his post game comments. He's a clown and his time is up.
Will

Patchogue, NY

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#10
Jul 9, 2009
 
Jay wrote:
bobby v, bring him back... Manuel is way too laid back for these young undisciplined players. Seriously, sometimes I feel like Jerry smokes too much of that ganga and is on cloud 9 most of the time. Especially with his post game comments. He's a clown and his time is up.
you a dooooch bag, jerry is like way smarter then you are or ever will be
nocal826

Oceanside, NY

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#11
Jul 9, 2009
 
Luckily for Omar and company the fans don't own the Mets...NO PASS FROM US!!!....as Donald Trump would say...."YOU'RE FIRED!"
kob

Sayville, NY

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#12
Jul 9, 2009
 
This team will never win w/ Freddie Coupons as its owner. He does everything half a$$ and never goes the extra mile. What do you expect, he probably was rooting for his childhood team the dodgers the last few days. I'm surprised they didnt where their home whites in a ballpark that has more pics of them then the Mets.
Clem

AOL

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#13
Jul 9, 2009
 
I don't give a crap whos is hurt Omar should be fired! Just to be mean you should do it at 3 o'clock in the mourning on the west coast!! He shouldve been fired after last season. I went to the game tonight and this team is a joke! I thought to myself I feel bad for the people who paid a ton of money to come tonight to watch this disgraceful performance!!! I mean this is a AAA club charging MLB ticket prices! I wouldn't complain if they fired Manuel or people from his staff either!
Lil Jimmy

West Babylon, NY

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#14
Jul 10, 2009
 
Take a look at this list. Anyone see a pattern?

Pedro Lopez - manager of Brooklyn
Joel Fuentes - coach at Brooklyn
Juan Lopez - coach at St. Lucie
Mako Oliveras - manager at Binghamton
Luis Natera - batting coach at Binghamton
Hector Berrios - pitching coach at Binghamton
Edgar Alfonzo - manger at Savannah
Jose Carreno - coach at Savannah
Jerry Manual - manager Mets
Luis Alicea - coach Mets
Razor Shines - coach Mets
Sandy Alomar, Sr - coach Mets
Sandy Alomar Jr.- coach Mets
Ray Ramirez - head trainer Mets

And we wonder why the Mets are fundamentally awful and riddled with injuries?

If any organization had this many white managers/coaches, it would be under pressure by MLB and any other officious special interest group.

The Mets need to stop making politically correct decisions and make correct decisions.

No mas los mets.
Omar must go.
Yogi Bear

Floral Park, NY

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#15
Jul 10, 2009
 
kob wrote:
This team will never win w/ Freddie Coupons as its owner. He does everything half **** and never goes the extra mile. What do you expect, he probably was rooting for his childhood team the dodgers the last few days. I'm surprised they didnt where their home whites in a ballpark that has more pics of them then the Mets.
This is a fundamental problem with the Mets -- not enough respect for its own tradition. 1969, 1986, even 1973 and 2000 all METS Championships. The Dodgers won once, in 1955, then moved to LA and won in 1963,'81, etc. So why do the Mets have the Jackie Robinson Rotunda?? Yes, he did great things for baseball and for society, but HE WAS NOT EVER A MET!!! This is genuflecting before the Brooklyn born white male fan over aged 65. This is why the mets remain a second class organization. It stems from Fred Coupon to Omar Minaya and down through the entire operation... What an embarassment to me as a Met fans
Omar Must Go

Cleveland, OH

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#16
Jul 10, 2009
 
You would think after just missing the WS in 2006 due to inept or non-existent moves at the deadline plus not one but TWO September collapses there would be no more passes for Minaya. This team will not win with him as GM. With that new three year deal, looks like we can guarantee no contention in 2015 or so.
Raymond Luxury Yacht

Jersey City, NJ

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#17
Jul 10, 2009
 
Lil Jimmy wrote:
Take a look at this list. Anyone see a pattern?
Pedro Lopez - manager of Brooklyn
Joel Fuentes - coach at Brooklyn
Juan Lopez - coach at St. Lucie
Mako Oliveras - manager at Binghamton
Luis Natera - batting coach at Binghamton
Hector Berrios - pitching coach at Binghamton
Edgar Alfonzo - manger at Savannah
Jose Carreno - coach at Savannah
Jerry Manual - manager Mets
Luis Alicea - coach Mets
Razor Shines - coach Mets
Sandy Alomar, Sr - coach Mets
Sandy Alomar Jr.- coach Mets
Ray Ramirez - head trainer Mets
And we wonder why the Mets are fundamentally awful and riddled with injuries?
If any organization had this many white managers/coaches, it would be under pressure by MLB and any other officious special interest group.
The Mets need to stop making politically correct decisions and make correct decisions.
No mas los mets.
Omar must go.
Are ypu commenting on their racil makeup or their abilities as coaches/managers? Do you know for a fact theat better,whiter, coaches were passed over?
Banana Grower

Fort Lauderdale, FL

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#18
Jul 10, 2009
 
Raymond Luxury Yacht wrote:
<quoted text>
Are ypu commenting on their racil makeup or their abilities as coaches/managers? Do you know for a fact theat better,whiter, coaches were passed over?
"racil..."theat "...."whiter" not white..I applaud your berry good inglish scills...
Peter Giustra

Tobyhanna, PA

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#19
Jul 10, 2009
 
If we stay with Manuel after the All Star break this team is doomed.I understand very well about the injuries BUT if you look at our loses most of them would have happened even with most of our guys back,high scores,weak pitching,and even when we go out in front by three or four runs the other team comes from behind to beats us,Manuel has not put the fire in their hearts to win,he has not been tough enough or strong enough to handle this team.The Wilpons better wake up NOW or this season is finished,injuries or NO injuries.
Bruce Boisclair

Philadelphia, PA

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#20
Jul 10, 2009
 
Minaya I know is going to get a pass because the Coupons love him for some reason.On the other hand, Manuel has to be held responsible for the pathetic display of baserunning, fundamentals& defense. Absolutely awful. The late 70's Met teams were better in these 3 areas.
eric

Beach Haven, NJ

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#21
Jul 10, 2009
 
I think the Wilpons made a huge mistake in giving Minaya an extension that kicks in next year. They should have told him to "show us what you can do this year and then we'll see about the extension. Omar knows he's back, thus he has no motivation for improving the team, especially with these Chardonnay-sipping owners who probably spend more time in France in the summer than in Citi Field - where they belong.
Would you like us to alert you when someone adds a comment?
(registration is not required)
Showing posts 1 - 20 of62
< prev page
|
Go to last post| Jump to page:
Type in your comments to post to the forum
Name
(appears on your post)
Comments
Type the numbers you see in the image on the right:

Please note by clicking on "Post Comment" you acknowledge that you have read the Terms of Service and the comment you are posting is in compliance with such terms. Be polite. Inappropriate posts may be removed by the moderator. Send us your feedback.

Put a lid on it

Get your topix hats, t-shirts & more!

Shop our store now!

Daily Horoscope for January 4

Scorpio

Don't give anything away for free that you could be making money on, Scorpio and that includes your own intellectual property. You may not realize it, but your opinion is worth a lot over these next few days. The Virgo Moon has the ability to sharpen your powers of observation to an incisive edge. When all is said and done, your greatest glory will have probably been in dragging the team after you on your crusade, whether they were willing to go or not.

Get your Horoscope »