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Report: Mets to sign K-Rod?
According to this link here, which is a story from a Venezuelan newspaper, Francisco Rodriguez is on his way to New York for a physical exam in advance of signing a contract with the Mets. True? Well, it could be....
Citi Field Name Safe, According to Mets
Citi Field Name Safe, According to Mets
bizofbaseball.com — Is this name safe on the new Mets stadium? Just over two years ago, the New York Mets announced that they had reached an agreement with Citigroup for the naming rights to their new ballpark slated to open in 2009 for a record $400 million over 20 years, or $20 million annually. The ... (more) Citi Field Name Safe, According to Mets
Grandes Ligas
eluniversal.com — Francisco Rodríguez está a un suspiro de estampar su firma en el contrato que tanto deseó. Y al momento de hacerlo se convertirá en el cerrador de los Mets de Nueva York. "Sí, es verdad. Francisco viajó a Nueva York para hacerse un chequeo médico. ... (more) Grandes Ligas
Mets expected to make offers soon
newsday.com — The Mets' true offseason strategy will reveal itself this week when general manager Omar Minaya finally extends offers to his top free-agent targets. A person familiar with the situation did not specify which day Minaya will deliver the numbers to ... (more) Mets expected to make offers soon
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Not so fast on K-Rod to Mets
SILive: Ya Gotta Believe — ... claiming Francisco Rodriguez was in New York today taking a physical ahead of signing with the Mets created a buzz on the Internet. But thus far the story looks like "total BS." At least that's how K-Rod's agent Paul Kinzer characterized it to the Post after getting a handful of phone calls seeking comment on the rumor. The Star-Ledger's Jeremy Cothran also got a thumbs down from Mets officials who he contacted tonight. Dan Graziano from the Ledger doesn't think the Mets have decided between K-Rod and Brian Fuentes just yet, but ...

The K-Rod Saga
Mets Fever — ... Also Dan Graziano of the Star Ledger reminded us that the Eric Bedard trade was broke in a foreign news paper, which after being emphatically denied it only served to slow the process down. ...

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