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Well, there's not much else out there in the way of serious slugger potential, I have my doubts though...don't see it mate.

Edgy MD wrote: It's going to be Nelson Cruz, right? NO FUCKING WAY??????? Don't get my hopes up Edgy.....

Heyman Hal and Cash meet with agents for Beltran, Choo, Elsbury, Drew and McCann surely they sign 3 out of that 5?, at least.

I love this thread.......

LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr wrote: If this is it, please let me know. Jeff will be hipped to be squared is this is big announcement. I can totally see teen Jeff being a big Huey fan, what with his pink crew neck sweater and Sunday's spent sailing......wanker

Numbers and $$ aside, did he attain true Yankee status?

John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: They're all dumb jocks. I don't like it when guys appoint themselves cops but I also hate that the whole idea of sportsmanship has become something lame that your dad used to do, or something. This

I thought the scenes introducing Dr. Jane Foster at the abandoned factory in the present day was a bit ham fisted.....seemed a bit clumsy ....and that annoying girl from 2 Broke Girls must have just came of that set because she played it the same way.....

Alderson said at the winter meetings that the Mets will not be doling out $100 million contracts.....I think this is good.

Walked out after 40 minutes.....wtf was I thinking bringing Lorcan to this?....parent fail.

LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr wrote: And at those prices... let's not talk about Curtis Granderson. This

Heyman talking even crazier money Jon Heyman Baseball Insider November 08, 2013 06:09 PM In the opinion of one high-ranking Mets official, there's one $100 million-plus player on this year's free-agent market, and that player is Robinson Cano. If the Mets as an organization maintain that position, that could severely limit or perhaps even eliminate their chances to land free-agent outfielder Shin-Soo Choo, who they appear to covet. Several people with Mets connections say the team from Queens has identified Choo as a top target. But the way this market looks at the moment, it's very possible Choo may turn out to be a pie in the sky for them. Choo's agent Scott Boras made clear he is targeting at least Jayson Werth's $126 million, seven-year deal, signed three years ago, as one comp for Choo. Boras, who also represents Jacoby Ellsbury (he doesn't fit the Mets as well since they are happy with Juan Lagares in center field), said in regards to his two top-tier free-agent outfielders, "Carl Crawford (who signed for $142 million over seven years) lives. And Jayson Werth signed for seven years at age 32." Of course, one beautiful thing about free agency is that you never know

Puma from the NY Post Mike Puma ? @NYPost_Mets Boras is trying to push Choo as a $90 million player, according to a person who spoke to the agent. pass at that price

Benjamin Grimm wrote: That didn't work out all that well for Matt Harvey. lol

First base?, have you not heard?, Mets are loaded at that position. Shure 'tis trying to get rid of some we are.

The Mets can go starkers for all I care if they win a World Series.

Kudos Jhonny

Edgy MD wrote: Ow. That really stings. Ha!, it's become generic , one thing this place is not.

Let's talk about the awful thread titles.....

The Rockies co-owner was so happy with the acquisition that he went out ,got drunk and then busted for DUI. http://deadspin.com/rockies-co-owner-takes-smiling-happy-dui-mug-shot-1459514547

I assume he will command a lot of money for his innings eating mediocrity?

Not sure which is worse

Not sure how true it is but you hear things like" he's an innings eater", which to me seems like a back handed compliment.

I have always liked him, a little bit of the goofy about him which is fine.