Could Mets hitting coach Johnson take the fall?

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the metropolitans found this 6/13/2008 on www.newsday.com [flag]
Coming off another road trip from hell and a four-game sweep by the Padres that manager Willie Randolph described as "embarrassing," Tuesday at Shea Stadium had the feel of a day where anything could happen. [link]

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Prognosis Negative
Published 6/13/2008 by mr. met (noreply@blogger.com) at the metropolitans
... Sure HoJo could take the fall, but then rip out the entire staff then. The hitting is not there so the hitting coach is a natural target, but hitting is far from their only problem. Hitting, culture, pitching, etc...You name it, it is wrong. ...

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