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Two Great Pitchers, Two Great Outings, Two Silly Errors
Published 4/12/2009 by Saul Sparber at Hot Foot
... Sunday afternoon’s contest between the New York Mets and the Florida Marlins was everything to be expected. Two of the National League’s premiere pitchers faced off in what turned into the most heated pitcher’s duel thusfar in the season. Prized ace Johan Santana pitched nothing short of a gem, surrendering only three hits over seven innings and striking out a head-turning 13 — Johan’s personal best since his 17 K outing with the Twins. ...

Homecoming
Published 3/23/2009 by brendan bilko (noreply@blogger.com) at priced out of the citi.
... That's not all folks. There is no more need to worry about MRI's or ruptured triceps tendons. In case you missed it, Johan Santana is officially on point. In 5 innings yesterday, Johan struck out 7 and allowed only 2 hits, one of which was a solo shot to left off the bat of Matt Diaz. He hit 93 on the gun a few times and located all his pitches extremely well through the first 4 frames. They stretched him out to 75 pitches and he seemed tired during the last 8 - 12 leaving the ball up a few times while topping out at 89 ...

National League East Division Preview (Featuring Kevin Kernan)
Published 2/27/2009 by Patrick Sullivan at Baseball Analysts
... arms and long games in Miami this season! Rich: While the Phillies and Mets sport the two best pitchers in the division (if not the league), don't underestimate Atlanta's starters, especially if Kenshin Kawakami is as good as his breaking ball. Derek Lowe has been underrated for far too long and Javier Vazquez's outstanding peripherals are bound to result in a better ERA in the NL than the AL. Kevin: Johan Santana and Cole Hamels will fight it out for Cy Young ...

Mets Starting Pitcher PECOTA Comparables
Published 2/26/2009 by Eric Simon at Amazin' Avenue
... Mets Pitcher Comp 1 Comp 2 Comp 3 Comp 4 Comp 5 Johan Santana Frank Viola Mickey Lolich Johnny Antonelli Don Sutton Warren Spahn ...

The Manny Strategy: Waiting for Desperation
Published 2/17/2009 by Jimmy Scott at Dugout Central
... set it this off season after Johan Santana set it last year for pitchers.  There’s union pressure to get as many years for as much money per year as possible. ...

The Manny Strategy: Waiting for Desperation
Published 2/17/2009 by Jimmy Scott at Jimmy Scott's High & Tight
... set it this off season after Johan Santana set it last year for pitchers. There's union pressure to get as many years for as much money per year as possible. Manny's agent, Scott Boras, is a huge force in this, obviously. Money isn't just on the line for him. He's got ego, pride, self-satisfaction, competitive hunger... You name it. Scott needs his satisfaction from the deal. You know he is pressuring Manny more than anyone because of what he wants, not necessarily what Manny wants. [image] Then there's Manny. What does he want? How much control does he have in this? ...

Early Injury Concerns
Published 2/10/2009 by dave.singer@gmail.com (Dave Singer) at NY Sports Dog
... Something to keep an eye on early in Spring Training are injuries. Several key Mets players are coming back from various ailments that could have a major impact on 2009. Johan Santana had surgery to repair a torn meniscus on his left knee in October. Considering that his left leg is his driving leg, there is absolutely some worry here. Santana had the injury for most of the year and still managed to pitch one of the greatest games in club history. Mets officials asked Johan ...

Omar On WFAN
Published 2/4/2009 by metsfan73 (noreply@blogger.com) at 24 Hours From Suicide...A Day In The Life of a Met Fan
... Johan Santana: Omar will not make a decision on the WBC (World Baseball Classic) until he further sees how healthy Santana is after off season knee surgery. If Santana has to speed up his rehab just to pitch in the WBC, Omar would be inclined to have him miss the WBC. ...

Walkoff Walk Presents the BONILLA Projection System: Age 30
Published 1/23/2009 by Lloyd The Barber at Walkoff Walk
... Johan Santana, SP: Already dreading the thought of lugging the Mets carcass around all season long. Has 15 autographed pictures of Roy Halladay in his locker. ...

Johan Santana's Baseball-Reference page libeled
Published 1/14/2009 by Andrew Vazzano (noreply@blogger.com) at The 'Ropolitans | NY Mets Baseball Blog
Baseball-Reference is an amazing site. I use it daily to check stats and numbers on any player that I want. Even if he only played one season in the minor leagues in 1980, B-R is pretty much guaranteed to have his stats. On each players page, B-R allows fans or websites to "sponsor" the page. It helps them wrangle with server costs and whatnot. Well Johan Santana's page has a bit of "internet graffiti" on it. Ugh.

MINNESOTA TWINS - ALL TIME HOME GROWN TEAM vs. ALL TIME ACQUIRED TEAM
Published 1/13/2009 by Sully (info@sullybaseball.com) at SULLY BASEBALL
... but I just couldn't find room for him. Well here he is where he spent two seasons... only one of note. But he hit 29 homers and 93 RBI and homered twice in 1991 World Series. And why was the first Jamaican born player named Chili? Because he once had a terrible haircut as a kid and he was teased with the name "Chili Bowl." He shortened it to Chili. And I've ALWAYS loved that story! THE STARTING ROTATION JOHAN SANTANA Kudos to the Florida Marlins scouting department. They found an ...

Hilariously Sponsor A Baseball Reference Page Today!
Published 12/17/2008 by Andrew Stoeten at TheScore.com Blog
... Me either. But the craziest thing totally just happened. For a few days, some of us here at Score Towers were talking about sponsoring player pages from Baseball-Reference.com, and the lo and behold, for the first time in quite a few days I surf over to one of my favourite sites, Tirico Suave, and what were they talking about but a week ago? The exact same thing! And they're not even alone! Phillies Nation, for example, has sponsored Johan Santana's page with the classy, "HAHAHAHAHA - The Mets are a joke!!!" ...

Scooping Up Baseball-Reference Pages Like They’re Baltic And Mediterranean
Published 12/11/2008 by Harvey Bars at Tirico Suave
... , I decided it was time to set the Suave’s sights on a bigger, more identifiable player to sponsor and help us get our name out there. The pages for Bonds, Griffey, Pujols and even Johan Santana were spoken for (kudos to the clever folks at PhilliesNation.com regarding the last one ), so I thought of what other big names were out there, and I think I found just the right page: Tirico Suave Sponsors Rusty Kuntz Yessir, for the low, low cost of $10, we are now the proud sponsor of ...

The Rule V Draft: Ya Win some, ya lose some
Published 11/27/2008 by HighLeveragePerformer at The Crawfish Boxes
... . I knew that Wesley Wright was plucked from the Dodgers farm system in December 2007. I didnt know Willy Taveras was a Rule V draftee. So the Astros have shown some adeptness is making selections...one particular player did manage to get away, however. ...

Who Could the Twins Lose In the Rule 5 Draft?
Published 11/25/2008 by Jesse at Twinkie Town
... for three years.  There are different costs associated with how the drafting team in the Rule 5 uses their picks, and there are rules about how long players must be active in order to be eligible for the draft, but to begin to scan for players left exposed by the Twins this is all we need for now. In previous years the Twins have used the Rule 5 draft to grab guys like Ryan-Rowland Smith and Alejandro Machado.  Of course we know the Twins scored big with Johan Santana (in the long long ago of 2000), but thanks to Wikipedia, ...

Those Wacky Phillies Fans
Published 11/1/2008 by The Mets Police (noreply@blogger.com) at The Mets Police
Hilarious...if you click here you go to the Santana page on baseball-reference.com   The hilarious part is Phillies Nation has sponsored the page, and their ad is "The Mets are a Joke." We've got nothing to say for ourselves again this year.  See you in April, Phillies. Thanks again to Mets Walk-offs for the lead. ...

The 100 Greatest Royals of All-Time - #42 Jose Offerman
Published 10/15/2008 by RoyalsRetro at Royals Review
... * Yea, I'm having a Pozterisk, deal with it! I don't know if this is true or not, but it seems like the Royals have milked the Rule 5 draft better than any other team in terms of quantity of useful players (of course the Twins with Johan Santana and the Marlins with ...

A Home Run of Great Significance- Part II
Published 10/14/2008 by metswalkoffs (noreply@blogger.com) at Mets Walk-Offs And Minutiae
... performance came in the second-to-last game in the history of the Flushing ballpark, when Johan Santana pitched a shutout on three days rest, with a torn meniscus that required surgery once the season ended. You could argue that it was one of the most legendary pitching performances in Mets history, albeit one that would have been better if the Mets had won on the final Sunday. And yet some obnoxious lout from another city has chosen to post the following message on Johan Santana's Baseball-Reference page. "HAHAHAHAHA - The Mets are a joke!!!" My ...

What Will CC Sabathia Get?
Published 10/6/2008 by JC at Sabernomics
... Basically, it’s going to take Santana money to sign him. I don’t know if this is “crazy” money, but I suspect it will be the going market rate for Sabathia’s services. ...

Eulogies for the Eliminated: Part 3
Published 10/3/2008 by Jordi (theserioustip@yahoo.com) at Thunder Matt's Saloon
... . Great Creator Doubleday, they came so close. After exchanging their own dollar for barely fifty cents, they scrapped, clawed, and struggled in their attempt to make it to glory. May they in afterlife provide an inspiration for us all. May they rest in peace.