Mets Fans Ultimately Pay The Price For Failure

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captconjunction captconjunction posted 5/28/2008 from metsmerizedonline.com [flag]
Article about how the Mets' investments in their own TV network and new ballpark will keep them from rebuilding the proper way, ultimately plunging the team into a series of bad signings that will eventually destroy the team. [link]

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Minaya, other GMs deserve blame too

newgroom422 posted 5/28/2008 from msn.foxsports.com

You can blame the overpaid players, but Ken Rosenthal says the GMs of underachieving teams like the Mets aren't off the hook.
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12 games: 0-0

TheRopolitansDOTcom posted 5/28/2008 from theropolitans.com

The Mets next off-day is Monday, June 9th. Between now and then, the Mets will play 12 games. I feel the Mets season will be determined, for bettor or for worse, when these handful of games are complete.
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Backman On WFAN

Playing for Peanuts Blog found this 5/28/2008 on www.hotfootblog.com

Former Met Wally Backman was on with WFAN’s Boomer and Carton this morning. Wally started by saying: “I’m just looking for an opportunity, that whole thing with Arizona was a fiasco.” When asked if he feels like ...
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Doctors See Danger in Letting Church Play

Geoff Young posted 5/28/2008 from www.nytimes.com

Experts in the field of concussion management strongly criticized the Mets on Tuesday for their handling of Ryan Church, saying that he has been put at significant medical risk by continuing to play through dizziness, lethargy and headaches.
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"Ten down is not out" by MLB Blog

Rumors and Rants found this 5/28/2008 on www3.signonsandiego.com

By Chris Jenkins May 28, 2008 As the ones charged with the daily documentation of what has been a discouraging first two months of the 2008 baseball season for San Diego baseball fans, we've found it progressively harder to find any sort of optimism ...
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