Evans' three-double debut leads Mets

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Can't Stop The Bleeding found this 5/25/2008 on www.newsday.com [flag]
Knowing full well that his job could be at stake this weekend, Willie Randolph filled out a lineup card Saturday that included Fernando Tatis in rightfield and Nick Evans, an emergency call-up from Double-A Binghamton, in left. [link]

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Tampa’s Joe Maddon - Fully Prepared To Blow Joe Morgan’s Mind
Published 5/25/2008 by GC at Can't Stop The Bleeding
... balls that go unfielded due to a lack of movement. That idea is interesting enough and something that could be done anecdotally. But Maddon envisions more, a system of GPS-type devices over each stadium (or inside the roof) that track player movements. Doing so, he said, would allow determining a player’s “true value or worth.” And create something else for agents and teams to squabble over. A day after Nick Evans proved to be a better postgame interview than Carlos Delgado (or at least that’s ...

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