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TheRopolitansDOTcom
posted 37 hours ago from
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Jerry Manuel was tossed again yesterday, and I
couldn't be happier. Most times a manager is tossed,
the team responds with some action. Unfortunately, that did not happen for the Mets. I do like the fire in Manuel. He seems to be very engrossed in the game, and very willing to stand up for his players. He's already been ejected four times as the manager of the Mets, and once more as bench ...
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TheRopolitansDOTcom
posted 7 days ago from
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I found this plaque while cleaning out my
room today. I thought it was too good to
pass up. The X-ed out Mets (top row): Victor Diaz, Xavier Nady, Willie Randolph. (center): Cliff Floyd, Paul Lo Duca. (bottom row): Steve Trachsel, Tom Glavine Why was Victor Diaz on this plaque? That's all I want to know.
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This is the second and final installment of
my conversation with former Tigers outfielder and pinch-hitter extraordinaire,
Johnny Grubb . You can find the first installment here . Mike McClary: Heading into the 1984 season, was it a long ...
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TheRopolitansDOTcom
posted 28 days ago from
theropolitans.com
There are two sides to every coin. On
one hand, I leave Johan Santana out there for
the 9th inning to work his magic. That's why he's getting the big bucks. On the flip-side, I can see why you don't want to run your "ace" out there and run up his pitch count, especially with Pedro Martinez ailing. But, your closer is unavailable, and no one has really shone through as a viable replacement. ...
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ramble7321
posted 28 days ago from
ramble7321.com
Jerry Manuel took over for Willie Randolph last
month and proceeded to bring the Mets back into
the NL East race. With a 10 game win streak under his belt, his confidence began to grow. It seemed that everything Manuel touched turned to gold, but now we find that he is still just a rookie head coach running a team that is still trying to find consistency.
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Source: Yankees likely to make trades and 'make
a run' Posted on 07-22-2008 With the trade deadline
looming a week from Thursday, the Yankees' brain trust will gather Thursday in Tampa to discuss potential moves. Lester throws complete game, Yanks ...
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stevieEarn
posted 28 days ago from
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Are these New York Mets for real? They
reeled off 10 straight wins in the month of
July, which began on July 5th and did not end until July 18th. In fact, the Mets are 19-2 since Willie Randolph ...
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TheRopolitansDOTcom
posted 27 days ago from
theropolitans.com
Bob Raissman has quotes from Fred Wilpon where
he admits to screwing up the Willie Randolph firing.
From Raissman: Fred Wilpon said he learned something from firing Willie Randolph. And it is this: The next time he fires a manager he'll do it in the light of day, when reporters are not sleeping. --- "I said (to Omar Minaya) 'When are you going to do this?' He said 'After the game (Me
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Fred Wilpon said he learned something from firing
Willie Randolph. And it is this: The next time
he fires a manager he'll do it in the light of day, when reporters are not sleeping.
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m_taylor13
posted 27 days ago from
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With six days of baseball after the All-Star
Break, the author had a lot of ideas, but
none deep enough to fill an entire column. Here are some more random musings… Just saw The Dark Knight… It was one of the better movies I’ve seen in years. It totally lived up to the hype. In my opinion, it transcended the genre of “comic book movie.” It was an insanely intense crime movie, ...
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Mets Owner Wilpon Says He `Screwed Up' How
Randolph Was Fired By Danielle Sessa July 23 (Bloomberg)
-- New York Mets owner Fred Wilpon said he mishandled last month's firing of manager Willie Randolph . General Manager Omar Minaya should have waited ...
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newyorkmetsdaily
posted 27 days ago from
newyorkmetsdaily.com
In front of a crowd of media Wednesday
afternoon, Mets owner Fred Wilpon did something you don’t
often see owners do: he admitted he was wrong.
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bradley12
posted 27 days ago from
www.bugsandcranks.com
Fred Wilpon admitted that he "screwed up" when
firing Willie Randolph. But that's not all he's sorry
for...
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smackcaster.com
posted 27 days ago from
www.smackcaster.com
I thought Willie Randolph had the stuff to
be a manager - he watched Torre for many
years and was a baseball lifer. But it's impossible to argue with the turnaround of the Mets after his departure.
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Fred Wilpon , the owner of the New
York Mets said yesterday that he “screwed up” by
allowing general manager Omar Minaya to fire manager Willie Randolph after a West Coast game against the Angels, instead of waiting until the next day ...
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EricLip@DugoutCentral
posted 20 days ago from
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I agree with Joe that the Amazin's playoff
hopes have a lot to do with how Delgado
swings the bat from here on out. Though it is unrealistic to expect him to keep up the torrid pace, I do excpect him to continue to be a force in the middle of the Mets lineup. Speaking of talk radio buffoons, I can't take seriously the idea Delgado wasn't producing because Willie Randolph was the manager.
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SNY Mets analyst Ron Darling today told WFAN
that former manager Willie Randolph and first baseman Carlos
Delgado were not communicating before Randolph was fired. "They won't publicly say it; the Mets don't do that, they don't publicly do anything...
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Willie Randolph was a surprise guest for the
Yankees' scheduled Old-Timers' Day festivities on Saturday at Yankee
Stadium, slipping back into his No. 30 jersey in one of his first public appearances since he was dismissed by the Mets in the early ...
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brooklynmutt
posted 18 days ago from
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For the first time since getting fired as
Mets manager Willie Randolph spoke to the media. Randolph
was a unannounced guest at Old-Timers Day this afternoon at Yankee Stadium...that’s my team. I led that team back to where it is today
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NEW YORK -- The familiar old Yankees pinstripes
still fit well on Willie Randolph's frame, though the
former Mets manager says that his heart remains with some of his old players across town. Randolph was a surprise guest for the Yankees' scheduled ...
Gotta love the fire in Jerry Manuel