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 Randolph: ‘It’s sweeter taking it out on the Mets’
Randolph: ‘It’s sweeter taking it out on the Mets’
flushing9.com — Former Mets manager Willie Randolph spoke to Brian Anderson and Bill Schroeder, the Brewers broadcast team, on Fox Sports Wisconsin during Tuesday’s game. Randolph, clearly more relaxed in his role, ironically put the headseat on following the half inning the Brewers scored four runs, Mets ...
Randolph: ‘It’s sweeter taking it out on the Mets’
 My Dissatisfaction with Jerry Manuel
My Dissatisfaction with Jerry Manuel
www.hotfootblog.com — When Jerry Manue l took over for Willie Randolph last June, I was excited. I wasn’t a complete hater of Willie, but the team needed a change and Jerry looked like he’d bring some extra fire to the managerial spot. More than a year later, ...
My Dissatisfaction with Jerry Manuel
 1996 World Series: My Look Back
1996 World Series: My Look Back
fackyouk.blogspot.com — As I mentioned in my Dave Winfield post a couple weeks back, I began following the Yankees closely in 1988. In many ways, it was a watershed season for the Yankees. It was the last of Billy Martin's five tours of duty as Yankee manager and the last time Lou Piniella appeared in a Yankee uniform. ...
1996 World Series: My Look Back
 Tiger Woods Sucks
Tiger Woods Sucks
www.spartyandfriends.com — At least at his own video game. Late Night funny man Jimmy Fallon put a beat down on Tiger Woods, forcing Tiger to concede the final hole. I found this to not be a surprise, as I have lost to 6-year-olds in Wii Bowling, Wii Baseball and Wii Golf. Now I know what my father felt like when ...
Tiger Woods Sucks
Today’s Lineup vs. Cardinals 6/25/2009
mostlymets.golddave.com — # Name Position 3 Alex Cora SS 1 Luis Castillo 2B 5 David Wright 3B 19 Ryan Church RF 17 Fernando Tatis LF 26 Fernando Martinez CF 6 Nick Evans 1B 9 Omir Santos C 57 Johan Santana P    
Today’s Lineup vs. Cardinals 6/25/2009
 Tonight on YES
Tonight on YES
fackyouk.blogspot.com — Almost to a fault, the Yankees celebrate their history more than any other organization in MLB, if not all of sports. But they do so with good reason, no other sports franchise has as much history to celebrate. One of the best ways that the Yankees celebrate their past is through the ...
Tonight on YES
 Keith blames Latino players for Randolph’s firing
Keith blames Latino players for Randolph’s firing
theropolitans.com — Joe Janish of Mets Today brings us this little tidbit for those still fuming over Will Randolph’s firing. In case you missed it, Keith Hernandez was a guest on the Leonard Lopate Show yesterday afternoon, talking baseball and promoting a book he wrote with Matt Silverman called Shea Good ...
Keith blames Latino players for Randolph’s firing
 Keith: Latin Players Reason for Willie Randolph’s Firing
Keith: Latin Players Reason for Willie Randolph’s Firing
www.metstoday.com — In case you missed it, Keith Hernandez was a guest on the Leonard Lopate Show yesterday afternoon, talking baseball and promoting a book he wrote with Matt Silverman called Shea Good Bye: The Untold... [[ This is a summary ... visit MetsToday.com ...
Keith: Latin Players Reason for Willie Randolph’s Firing
 Keith Hernandez:  The Core Latin Players Didn't Like New York Mets Willie Randolph
Keith Hernandez: The Core Latin Players Didn't Like New York Mets Willie Randolph
www.metspolice.com — You have to listen to this interview, go 23 minutes in.   Keith Hernandez was on WNYC's Leonard Lopate show and said the following: "The core Latin players didn't like Willie." "All of a sudden Jerry Manuel comes in and it's like someone turned a lightswitch on ...
Keith Hernandez: The Core Latin Players Didn't Like New ...
 My Morning in Exile
My Morning in Exile
www.hardballtimes.com — Some technical wonkiness cut in to this morning's NBC blogging. Everything looks cool over there now, but if posts start disappearing over there again, I'll just post them over here I guess. For now, though, these posts remain readable: The Seattle Times' Geoff Baker is a total badass, and ...
My Morning in Exile
Hernandez: Randolph lost the Latins last year
bases.newsvine.com — Keith Hernandez says that Willie Randolph lost the Latin players in his clubhouse last year:
Hernandez: Randolph lost the Latins last year
 Manny Not Getting Fired?
Manny Not Getting Fired?
baseballmusings.com — Via Nationals Enquirer , Manny Acta flew to New York for the series against the Yankees . After today’s game, the elephant remained in the room. Manny Acta has in fact boarded the team plane, heading to New York for the upcoming series against the Yankees. But that begins Tuesday. ...
Manny Not Getting Fired?
LET’S ALL WAVE GOOD-BYE TO DOOFUS JOE BUCK’S CAREER
www.kranepoolsociety.com — I totally forgot that Doofus Joe Buck was debuting his new show on HBO last night . But as I was channel surfing I found it just in time to see our boy D-Wright and Doofus Joe sit down for an interview. I guess all I missed was the riveting Brett ...
LET’S ALL WAVE GOOD-BYE TO DOOFUS JOE BUCK’S CAREER
 One Year Later...
One Year Later...
theballclub.blogspot.com — So, it's been exactly one year since the 3am Massacre that saw the Mets chop off the head and hack at the limbs of their coaching staff and replace them with the bunch we see today. Given the way things looked for the Mets then and comparing them with things now, it's hard to see too much ...
One Year Later...
 One year later, Mets in neutral under Manuel
One year later, Mets in neutral under Manuel
flushing9.com — In the early morning hours of June 17, 2008, the New York Mets replaced then manager Willie Randolph with Jerry Manuel. The Mets were in fourth place in the National League East with a record of 34-35, 6 ½ games behind the Philadelphia Phillies, Florida Marlins and Atlanta Braves.
One year later, Mets in neutral under Manuel
 One Year Later, Are the Mets Any Better?
One Year Later, Are the Mets Any Better?
bats.blogs.nytimes.com — The Mets' record says that they are a better team since Jerry Manuel took over, but are they?
One Year Later, Are the Mets Any Better?