METS PLAN ON EDDIE TO BE THERE IN END

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METS PLAN ON EDDIE TO BE THERE IN END
Hot Foot found this 4/20/2008 on www.nypost.com [flag]
THE Mets' top pick in last June's draft was for more than a re liever. With their selection of Eddie Kunz, the Mets envisioned him eventually becoming Billy Wagner's successor. Kunz was the set-up man in 2006 and closer in 2007 for two-time... [link]

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Mets Future Closer On Fast Track
Published 4/20/2008 by Peter Wade at Hot Foot
... In his column Beating the Bushes for the NY Post Tim Bontemps brings us up to date with Mets top pick from last year’s draft RP Eddie Kunz. Tim has quotes from Kunz’s old manager from Oregon St. and some thoughts from Mets brass. The Mets are obviously high on this kid, they would even think about giving him some time this season with the big club, ...

Zakarin: B-Mets in the News
Published 4/20/2008 by Jordan Zakarin at MetsBlog.com
... At the NY Post, Tim Bontemps profiles RHP Eddie Kunz, the 2007 supplemental first round pick whom the organization has projected as its potential closer of the future. Bernazard, being the go-to-guy for any and all minor league stories, tells Bontemps that the team would not be afraid to call Kunz up straight from Double A this year. ...

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TheRopolitansDOTcom posted 4/20/2008 from theropolitans.com

Catcher Brian Schneider took a foul tip off the forearm during the ninth inning of Saturday's game against the Phillies. Billy Wagner was dealing heat to Chase Utley when Utley fouled off a 96 mph fastball which found it's way behind Schneider's leg, landing squarely on the meat of his forearm. The game stopped for a few moments as Schneider paced around the field trying to walk off the pain.
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Pick ‘em: Jose Reyes or Jimmy Rollins

ddoyle00 posted 4/20/2008 from metsreport.com

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