Ex-Mets prospects in spotlight this spring for Twins after Johan Santana trade

 
FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) -- Philip Humber was given Johan Santana's old spot in the Minnesota clubhouse... [link]

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Schneider catch of the offseason

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Maybe when Jimmy Rollins shows up, the Phillies will spar verbally with the Mets. One day after Carlos Beltran boasted the Mets - with new ace Johan Santana - are the team to beat in the NL East, the defending division champions shrugged it off...
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Hank: We'd Better Win

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2. Delgado might be the favorite in the “best player’s car’’ derby, showing up today with a tricked-out red Escalade with a cab that extended into the street. The SUV also had the slogan ``Strut’’ engraved on the front grill. Nice. 3. ...
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“To Jimmy Rollins: We are the team to beat.”

Those 9 words (in English) from Mets Carlos Beltran have set the tone for this season [mlb]. “Let me tell you this,” Beltran said. “Without Santana, we felt, as a team, that we had a chance to win in our division. With him now, I ...
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