Mets' Wright needs to step right up, knock club

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It was encouraging to hear Billy Wagner call out Oliver Perez and the rest of his Mets teammates after Wednesday's 13-1 embarrassment against the Pittsburgh Pirates, baseball's perennial doormat. At least someone was disgusted. But such complaints would have been better coming from Mets third baseman David Wright. Or Carlos Beltran. Not just the Mets' closer. [link]

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Links: Vocal Leader, Bat Church 2nd, Zito
Published 5/2/2008 by Matthew Cerrone at MetsBlog.com
According to Johnette Howard in Newsday, the time has come for David Wright to step up and become the vocal leader in the team’s clubhouse. Also in Newsday, David Lennon explains why Willie Randolph should return Ryan Church to batting second in the lineup. Kristin from We’ve Got Heart provides a Q&A with Nationals C Paul Lo Duca, who says he was disappointed that he missed playing against the Mets at Shea Stadium in April. Lastly, in his Rumblings & ...

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