Minaya on WFAN: Reyes, Church and trades

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Appearing on WFAN this morning, Omar Minaya said he had no problem with the way Jose Reyes celebrated after hitting a home run in the sixth inning of Wednesday night’s Mets-Phillies game. [link]

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Reyes- Slump or more
Published 10/4/2007 by Ed Ryan at Mets Fever
... “That’s news to me, as far as being out late with Reyes…As far as Reyes’s decline…I think there’s a combination of things, I think he got tired and part because Jose had never been through a pennant race and I do believe he got in to a rut and could not get out of it mentally and physically - and I’m pretty sure he started to press.” source Metsblog ...

Around The Web 10-6-07
Published 10/6/2007 by Sky at skyking162
... MetsBlog presented some quotes of an Omar Minaya interview shortly after the Mets lost the NL East. I like this one: ...

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Chris Wheeler has had enough of Jose Reyes’ antics

The Bad News Bloggers found this 7/24/2008 on www.thefightins.com

After celebratory jaggov Jose Reyes launched a 3-run shot in the sixth inning and did his tired handshake routine with his teammates, the usually mild-mannered Chris Wheeler gave him a piece of his mind: I never thought I’d say ...

Protect Ya Neck, Jose

Posted 7/25/2008 on Can't Stop The Bleeding

Or, if you prefer, “No-Longer In First Place Skipper Lectures Reyes On Baseball Etiquette”. From the Philadelphia Daily News’ David Murphy : As Jose Reyes circled the bases at Shea Stadium with his right index finger held high in the air after his go-ahead, three-run home run off Ryan Madson on Wednesday night, Phillies broadcaster Larry Andersen (above, left) ...

AS FRANK COSTANZA SAYS “YOU WANT A PIECE OF ME”?

Posted 7/25/2008 on Kranepool Society :: A New York Mets Blog

Before I get to the Mets climbing atop first place in the NL East I need to discuss the bullshit that is coming from Philadelphia AND from “our guy” Boardwalk Lee Mazzilli when it comes to Jose Reyes. My question to ass hats like Larry Anderson and Chris Wheeler the Phillies broadcasters is “Were you this outraged over Brett Myers beating up his wife as you are over Jose Reyes home run trot”? ...

Jose Reyes Can Do Whatever He Wants

Posted 7/25/2008 on Mets Merized Online - A Mets Blog For Real Mets Fans!

On Wednesday, the Mets beat the Phillies in arguably one of the most pivotal games of the season. And with little argument, the most important hit of that game was the home run hit by Jose Reyes to give the Mets the lead and eventually, the victory. And Jose was just being Jose by running the bases with his finger in the air and dancing in the dugout. However, Phillies voice Larry Anderson was ...

The Phillies Are Sensitive

Posted 7/25/2008 on wrigleyville23

Want to annoy the Philadelphia Phillies? Other than closing a 7.5-game gap in just over a month, try doing this : But Jose Reyes widened that rift Wednesday when he thrust his right index finger into the air as he rounded first base after hitting a three-run home run in a 6-3 victory over the Phillies at Shea Stadium. The hotdog act caught the eyes of many in the visitors' dugout, some of ...

I Like My Jose Reyes Dancing

Posted 7/25/2008 on Mets Lifers

I came across a truly disgusting account of broadcasting last night when I happened to catch the guys on SNY's Loudmouths discussing this topic. During Wednesday night's game, when Jose Reyes hit his game winning 3-run home run he rounded the bases with his had in the air and pionted to the sky when he hit home plate. The antics prompted the Phillies broadcaster and former reliever Larry ...

Phillies unhappy with display by Mets’ Reyes

Posted 7/25/2008 on BBTF's Baseball Primer Newsblog

I don’t think Manuel’s “he’s got a lot of little boy in him” comment is going to go over too well either. As Jose Reyes circled the bases at Shea Stadium with his right index finger held high in the air after his go-ahead, three-run home run off Ryan Madson on Wednesday night, Phillies broadcaster Larry Andersen suggested on air that one of the team’s pitchers “oughta put one in his neck” for ...

Larry Andersen Makes History; Broadcasts Entire Inning While Speaking From His Ass

Posted 7/24/2008 on Bugs & Cranks

Last night, Phillies radio analyst Larry Andersen took his mouth off his cousin’s cleavage long enough to say the following abouts Jose Reyes’ home run celebration yesterday: “Somebody ought to put one in his neck.” This followed up a less inflammatory, but still inane set of comments from the Phils’ TV B-team. As dumb as they were, they didn’t ...

Mets rebound and defeat Phillies: Wagner Gets save

Posted 7/24/2008 on 24 Hours From Suicide...A Day In The Life of a Met Fan

John Maine stopped thinking and just pitched strikes and Jose Reyes provided the Home run power with a 3 run jack as the Mets beat the Phillies 6-3. Maine struck out 5 and only walked 2 and pitched 7 innings. The Mets scored 2 runs in the first without a base hit with 3 walks and 2 ground outs . Damion Easley had 3 hits and Brian Schneider chipped in 2 Billy Wagner was available and pitched ...

Recap: Wagner-less Bullpen Implodes as Philly’s Six-Run 9th Dooms Mets

Posted 7/23/2008 on Take the 7 Train

My recap was nearly complete. I had written about how great of a climb it was to get into first place all alone after the terrible start to the season. I had applauded Johan Santana for finally getting the big win in a huge spot at home. And I had chronicled the rebirth of Carlos Delgado , who continues to swing the bat like he’s 32 in what has been a spectacular July. But then, out of ...

Reyes' HR helps Mets tie Phils for first (AP)

Published 7/24/2008 on Yahoo! Sports - MLB News

Jose Reyes' three-run homer snapped a sixth-inning tie and the New York Mets, with closer Billy Wagner back, rebounded from a demoralizing defeat by beating the Philadelphia Phillies 6-3 on Wednesday night. John Maine pitched seven effective ...

Reyes clubs homer to back Maine

Published 7/24/2008 on Major League Baseball News

Wednesday's 6-3 win over the Phillies had all the elements of complete baseball. John Maine pitched through pockets of adversity, Jose Reyes hit a tie-breaking three-run home run, and the Mets sailed to victory at Shea.