Glavine gone (most likely, he says)

[Guest Edgy DC]

I wrote what I wrote. I haven't given anybody a pass.

[metirish]

Glavine on the Wfan yesterday.

] Glavine, 41, can still sign with the Mets after tomorrow's deadline. He also appeared on WFAN and was asked if he was done with the Mets. "Ah ... I don't know," Glavine said. "That's the Mets' call. I'm certainly interested in what they have to say and I don't think that the Mets would part ways with me simply because of what happened the last three games of the year."

[Centerfield]

I doubt the Mets would offer more than the option. I think if he passes, the Mets and Glavine are done.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Iubitul wrote: ="martin"]http://www.villagevoice.com/blogs/bushbeat/archive/2007/10/mets_collapse_g.php the voice will not be sad if glavine leaves. i wontt be either, he isnt the star he used to be. i would be happy to see pelfrey or humber in his spot in the rotation. not that i dislike glavine, he seems like an ok dude, but i think he is running on empty. I won't be sad to see him go, but that article was a joke.

Come on, no democrat lives in a gated community. They all also pitch well in big games and eat shit when they don't.

In fairness, that's more of a blog than an article --- part of their Daily Voice section --- and the Voice's Allen Barra has given me some of the best Mets journalism of my life.

Also from the Voice, Neil DeMause has been all over the details of the sweetheart stadium deals and the real costs for New York citizens, and this Daily Voice entry outing the Yankee players' aliases.

How is Luis Sojo's name listed under the mundane?