Zito Glad He Said No To The Mets

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Zito Glad He Said No To The Mets
joed86 joed86 posted 7/10/2008 from metsmerizedonline.com [flag]
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I'm seeing a bunch of comments arguing my point I made early this morning, and I feel the need to defend my points. 1. Moises Alou is old, gets hurt way too much, and I am going to hold out no hope of him returning and helping the team for more than 16.2 seconds. 2. Endy Chavez has played very well in Alou's and Ryan Church's absence. He can easily continue to start in the OF with no problem. ...
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