Mets Get an Outfielder

[Theoldmole]

Terry Bross
Vice President of Baseball Operations
Terry Bross
Terry joined GSM in early 2004 and set to work establishing GSM's baseball division. After four years with CSMG Sports, Ltd. and MLBPA certification as a Player Agent and Contract Advisor, Terry is experienced in all aspects of player representation, including multi-year deals, deferred compensation, and preparation of arbitration cases. Terry played professional baseball for thirteen years and was a member of four different teams during that time, among which were the New York Mets, San Diego Padres, and San Francisco Giants. From 1995-1999 he was playing and living in Japan, during which he acquired a working knowledge of the language. Terry played collegiate basketball while attending St. John�s University; from which he earned a bachelor's degree in computer science. E-mail: tbross@gaylordsports.com

Terry's Clients: Brian Anderson, Bronson Arroyo, Ben Fritz, Luis Gonzalez, Joe Little, Jon Poterson, Scott Rice, Jason St. Clair, Joe Valentine (among others)


OK, so I was right, but still confused. Why would we have been talking about any of these guys and his agent?

[Guest Edgy DC]

Bross's agency also represents Tom Glavine, Kristin Benson, and Wally Backman.

I think the name came up in one of the Gotham Baseball stories --- the one complaining that the Mets didn't hire Backman.

[nymr83]

he's not a good player, but he's a better 5th outfielder than the guy he's taking over for (gerald williams), so i guess theres no reason not to like the move.

[Guest abogdan]

Perfectly acceptable 5th OF/pinch runner acquired for virtually nothing. If he gets beat out in Spring Training, so be it, but if he doesn't he's better than a lot of what was sitting at the end of the Met bench last year.

[Elster88]

Last year's bench was huge. Not sure what you didn't like.

[Guest Edgy DC]

The lack of power and the overpopulation of infielders shouldn't have happened and shouldn't again.