Best free-agent we never signed?

[Guest LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr]

]I tend not to root for players in particular, and yeah I know the day of reckoning is coming for Piazza, Alfonzo, Hampton, Ventura, Leiter and the rest of those scums on the 1999-2000 squads.

Alfonzo, Ventura... scums?

So... y'like anyone, Steve? Seaver? That adorable pouting child over there? Your mother, bringing you soup and a birthday present?

[Centerfield]

="MFS62":1yup58la]Taking the title of the thread literally, the best free agent the Mets never signed was Vlad. Later[/quote:1yup58la] If you are to take the title of the thread literally, the best free agent the Mets never signed was, again, Alex Rodriguez.

Benjamin Grimm Feb 18 2009 08:10 AM

I remember, in the 1976-77 offseason, actually thinking the Mets might sign Reggie Jackson. How na�ve I was!

Vince Coleman Firecracker Feb 18 2009 11:19 AM

="Centerfield":izn8lv6l] ="MFS62":izn8lv6l]Taking the title of the thread literally, the best free agent the Mets never signed was Vlad. Later[/quote:izn8lv6l] If you are to take the title of the thread literally, the best free agent the Mets never signed was, again, Alex Rodriguez.[/quote:izn8lv6l] Or, if you want to split hairs, Barry Bonds in 93. SteveJRogers Feb 18 2009 04:19 PM ="LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr"] ]I tend not to root for players in particular, and yeah I know the day of reckoning is coming for Piazza, Alfonzo, Hampton, Ventura, Leiter and the rest of those scums on the 1999-2000 squads. Alfonzo, Ventura... scums? So... y'like anyone, Steve? Seaver? That adorable pouting child over there? Your mother, bringing you soup and a birthday present? Okay, overboard hyperbole I know, just letting you know that I'm fully aware that chances are the Mets of that era were filled with steroid users. Kong76 Feb 18 2009 05:23 PM What would really be funny is that if it comes out that Rey Ordonez was on steroids and still couldn't hit .... LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr Feb 18 2009 06:37 PM ="Kong76"]What would really be funny is that if it comes out that Rey Ordonez was on steroids and still couldn't hit .... Heh. Baby Rey + Season of Primabolin cycles = 500 Hardest-hit 1-3 groundouts in ML history

[Benjamin Grimm]

I remember, in the 1976-77 offseason, actually thinking the Mets might sign Reggie Jackson.

How na�ve I was!

[Guest Vince Coleman Firecracker]

="Centerfield":izn8lv6l] ="MFS62":izn8lv6l]Taking the title of the thread literally, the best free agent the Mets never signed was Vlad. Later[/quote:izn8lv6l] If you are to take the title of the thread literally, the best free agent the Mets never signed was, again, Alex Rodriguez.[/quote:izn8lv6l] Or, if you want to split hairs, Barry Bonds in 93. SteveJRogers Feb 18 2009 04:19 PM ="LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr"] ]I tend not to root for players in particular, and yeah I know the day of reckoning is coming for Piazza, Alfonzo, Hampton, Ventura, Leiter and the rest of those scums on the 1999-2000 squads. Alfonzo, Ventura... scums? So... y'like anyone, Steve? Seaver? That adorable pouting child over there? Your mother, bringing you soup and a birthday present? Okay, overboard hyperbole I know, just letting you know that I'm fully aware that chances are the Mets of that era were filled with steroid users. Kong76 Feb 18 2009 05:23 PM What would really be funny is that if it comes out that Rey Ordonez was on steroids and still couldn't hit .... LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr Feb 18 2009 06:37 PM ="Kong76"]What would really be funny is that if it comes out that Rey Ordonez was on steroids and still couldn't hit .... Heh. Baby Rey + Season of Primabolin cycles = 500 Hardest-hit 1-3 groundouts in ML history

[stevejrogers]

="LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr"] ]I tend not to root for players in particular, and yeah I know the day of reckoning is coming for Piazza, Alfonzo, Hampton, Ventura, Leiter and the rest of those scums on the 1999-2000 squads. Alfonzo, Ventura... scums? So... y'like anyone, Steve? Seaver? That adorable pouting child over there? Your mother, bringing you soup and a birthday present?

Okay, overboard hyperbole I know, just letting you know that I'm fully aware that chances are the Mets of that era were filled with steroid users.

[Guest Kong76]

What would really be funny is that if it comes out that Rey Ordonez was on
steroids and still couldn't hit ....

[Guest LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr]

="Kong76"]What would really be funny is that if it comes out that Rey Ordonez was on steroids and still couldn't hit .... Heh. Baby Rey + Season of Primabolin cycles = 500 Hardest-hit 1-3 groundouts in ML history