Edgy MD

They seem so lonely when they come on late night cable. Films bursting with exposition to lay the groundwork for stories that would never follow. The Avengers (1998) The Saint (1997) King Solomon's Mines (1985)

Nice one. Almost forgot: Legend of the Lone Ranger.

DOA franchises, off top of my head: Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins VI Warshawsky Master And Commander: The Far Side Of The World Lost in Space Quigley Down Under Young Sherlock Holmes Flash Gordon Zero Effect

TransMonk wrote: Benjamin Grimm wrote: Frayed Knot wrote: Also not sure why this is in the NBB forum. Moved. When I first saw this in the NBB forum, I thought maybe Edgy got a night gig as a security officer at Sears (or some such) for the holiday season. Is Sears hiring?

'Cuz when you post at 2 AM.... Buchholz was being treated for clinical depression. I don't know what hole Alvarez fell into.

Mets list of players in action in the offseason: Juan Centeno, Arizona Raul Chavez, Venezuela Wilmer Flores, Venezuela Juan Carlos Gamboa, Mexico Juan Lagares, Arizona Jefry Marte, Arizona Niuman Romero, Venezuela Wilfredo Tovar, Arizona Marcos Camarena, Mexico Dylan Owen, Venezuela Ronny Morla, Dominican Josh Satin, Venezuela Jordany Valdespin, Dominican Jeurys Familia, Dominican Rhiner Cruz, Dominican Armando Rodriguez, Dominican Robert Carson, Arizona Collin McHugh, Arizona Erik Turgeon, Arizona Taylor Whitenton, Arizona Raul Reyes, Dominican Juan Torres, Venezuela No Alvarez, Mejia, or Buchholz. No Santana either, for what that's worth.

I'm always taken by suprise when these leagues start play before the World Series. These are the guys Amazin' Avenue is reporting as playing in the winter leagues. I would have thought there'd be more and won't be shocked to find there are more. I was kind of hoping to see Taylor Buchholz and maybe Jenrry Mejia, among others. Manny Alvarez, with your 10 innings pitched in the summer of 2011, what say you? Anyhow, we've got three infielders down south. Two showed up with their hitting sticks. Gamboa is kind of a secret, as he started 2011 late in the Gulf Coast League, tore the cover off the ball for 17 games, moved up to Savannah, kept hitting, and then was loaned out to Mexico City in the Mexican League, something that's done, but not usually with players so young or low down in the minors. But he held his own there even, going .265 / .302 / .465 // .771 in 21 games. Hitting GuyTeamLeagueSpecial Guest ManagerAVGGABRH2B3BHRRBITBBBSOSBCSOBPSLGOPS Josh SatinCaracasVenezuealan Winter LeagueTim Teufel.33351545001285300.500.5331.033 Wilmer FloresMargaritaVenezuealan Winter LeagueDon Baylor.20052004000141300.238.200.438 Juan Carlos GamboaLos MochisMexican Pacific LeagueEnrique Reyes.429414362013111200.467.7861.252 Pitching GuyTeamLeagueSpecial Guest ManagerWLERAGGSCGSHOSVIPHRERHRBBSOGO/AOAVG Dylan OwenCaracasVenezuealan Winter LeagueTim Teufel003.00210006.05220089.00.217 Armando RodritguezEscogidoDominican Winter LeagueTony DeFrancisco000.00100002.00000020.33.000

seawolf17 wrote: This should be the John Franco award, or maybe the Jesse O Award? Tried to name it after all three last year. It fell flat.

Please vote for your top five Mets relief pitchers of 2011. They will be awarded five points for each first-place vote, four for each second-place vote, etc. He with most points after a week is awarded the Crane Pool Forum Tug McGraw Award for Outstanding Mets Relief Pitcher. By my understanding, such as it is, 21 Mets and ex-Mets potentially qualify for this award: Manny Acosta, Miguel Batista, Pedro Beato, Blaine Boyer, Taylor Buchholz, Tim Byrdak, Chris Capuano, D.J. Carrasco, R.A. Dickey, Dillon Gee, Danny Herrera, Ryota Igarashi, Jason Isringhausen, Pat Misch, Jonathon Niese, Mike O'Connor, Bobby Parnell, Mike Pelfrey, Francisco Rodriguez, Josh Stinson, and Dale Thayer. Please vote so we may honor the most esteemed of the Mets' relievers. Tweeters, please send the word out to Crane Pool Nation. *Please also forgive the table below for leaving in categories that reliever can't really qualify for, such as starts, complete games (although I believe Neil Allen once was credited with a "complete game" in relief while pitching for the Yankees), and shutouts. I was in a hurry. RelieverWLW-L%ERAGGSGFCGSHOSVIPHRERHRBBIBBSOHBPBKBFWHIPSO/9SO/BBsOPS+Manny Acosta41.8003.454401500447502118615046202041.3838.83.07106Miguel Batista00.0003.865000004.2422021300191.2865.81.50117Pedro Beato21.6674.30600700067594132527339402831.2845.21.44137Blaine Boyer02.00010.805030016.21388210110332.1001.41.0087Taylor Buchholz11.5003.122308000262210957026101071.1159.03.7198Tim Byrdak21.6673.827201000137.2342016319447101681.40711.22.47108Chris Capuano00.0009.00200000131101000074.0000.00.00463D.J. Carrasco12.3335.914101500045.2633230413425512071.6644.91.92185R.A. Dickey00.0000.00100000110000010041.0009.0---44Dillon Gee00.0008.313010004.1344131410201.3858.31.33374Danny Herrera01.0001.1316020008711020501331.1255.62.5061Ryota Igarashi41.8004.66450900038.2432020228242401901.8369.81.50151Jason Isringhausen33.5004.055301500746.2362321624244102001.2868.51.83130Pat Misch101.00010.2960200071188140510372.1436.41.2576Jonathon Niese00.00054.001000000.122200000036.0000.0---211Mike O'Connor01.0002.709020006.2522030810291.20010.82.6788Bobby Parnell46.4003.646002300659.1602924427464212681.4669.72.37109Mike Pelfrey00.00027.001000000.121100000036.0000.0---96Francisco Rodriguez22.5003.1642034002342.2441515316446201871.4069.72.88100Josh Stinson02.0006.92140300113141010170800571.6155.51.14242Dale Thayer03.0003.48110700010.11244000500421.1614.4---109 RelieverGPAABRH2B3BHRSBCSBBSOSO/BBBAOBPSLGOPSTBGDPHBPSHSFIBBBAbiptOPS+Manny Acosta44204186215010165315463.07.269.328.430.7598032010.326100Miguel Batista519162410000231.50.250.333.313.646510101.30890Pedro Beato60283246415918356327391.44.240.320.398.7199864243.262100Blaine Boyer5333081330210111.00.433.469.7331.2022211100.407100Taylor Buchholz23107941022205417263.71.234.286.415.7013901230.258100Tim Byrdak7216814220348031119472.47.239.329.359.6885111424.330100Chris Capuano2761300000100.00.500.571.5001.071300000.500186D.J. Carrasco41207185326311146113251.92.341.399.476.8758895404.37893R.A. Dickey144010000001---.250.250.250.500100000.33347Dillon Gee320164300100341.33.188.350.375.725601001.18297Danny Herrera1633281720000252.50.250.290.321.612910210.29237Ryota Igarashi45190156204311123128421.50.276.399.397.7966224202.366100Jason Isringhausen53200171233631610224441.83.211.308.345.6535911222.244100Pat Misch6373281140100451.25.344.432.563.9951801000.385100Jonathon Niese133221000000---.667.6671.0001.667300000.667338Mike O'Connor929252510010382.67.200.310.240.550601000.294100Bobby Parnell6026823329607049027642.37.258.340.339.6797932604.339100Mike Pelfrey133120100000---.667.6671.3332.000400000.667401Francisco Rodriguez4218716615448235116462.88.265.335.392.7276512214.347119Josh Stinson145749101431110781.14.286.375.449.8242230100.325100Dale Thayer1142394123101005---.308.293.436.7291700120.333100

Ok, we'll give your last point to Emaus, then.

Marte shows some harte. Mets' Marte makes first AFL homer a big one Third base prospect hits go-ahead two-run blast in eighth inning By Ashley Marshall / Special to MLB.com | 10/15/11 8:01 PM ET Jefry Marte was off to a slow start in the Arizona Fall League, but that could be starting to change. The Mets' No. 10 prospect slugged his first fall homer Saturday afternoon as the Peoria Javelinas held on for an 8-7 victory over the Scottsdale Scorpions. Serving as the Javelinas' designated hitter, Marte snapped an eighth-inning tie with a two-run blast -- his second extra-base hit in seven AFL games. Peoria hitting coach Alonzo Powell said it's only a matter of time before the 20-year-old gets back on track. Jefry Marte hit .248 with seven homers and 55 RBIs in 131 games in the Florida State League. (Mark LoMoglio/MLB.com)"He's a young kid with a lot of potential with pretty good strength and good bat speed," Powell explained. "He's a lot like the other kids here, he just needs a little fine-tuning. There was not really an adjustment in his swing. He had a pitch to hit in his at-bat before and he popped it up in the infield. The next time, he got a pitch he could handle." Marte, a native of the Dominican Republic, was hitless and struck out twice in his first three at-bats before coming up with one on and out out in the eighth. After taking Pat Lehman's slider for ball one, he pulled the next pitch over the left-center field fence. "He got a 1-0 fastball up in the zone and he put a good swing on it to left-center field," said Powell, a former Major League outfielder. "He's been swinging the bat well and he came through with a big hit for us today. I see a kid that has got really good bat speed and gap-to-gap power. He just needs to be more confident." A Futures Game selection this summer, Marte was not the only Mets prospect to deliver a big hit for Peoria (6-5). Center fielder Juan Lagares went 2-for-4 with a two-run homer, his second. He's batting .389 (7-for-18) with four RBIs in four games as one of two players on the Javelinas' taxi squad. "Juan came through with two strikes," Powell noted. "He got a fastball up in the zone, too, and hit it into the bullpen. He is a five-tool type of player and he plays a real good center field. He has a lot of potential. "We make sure we try to get him in there on Wednesdays and Saturdays. He's done a good job and he's been working hard. It is difficult for [Lagares and Zelous Wheeler]. Everybody else is playing every day, and if you're playing every day and have a bad game, you can make up for it quickly. They're in a difficult situation and they understand that. When they do play, they make the most of it." Wheeler, a Brewers prospect who hit .272 in 82 games between Double-A Huntsville and Triple-A Nashville this season, was 2-for-4 with two runs scored and an RBI. Mariners top prospect Nick Franklin also had two hits, drove in two runs and scored once. Giants shortstop Brandon Crawford went 3-for-5 with an RBI to raise his average to .360 for Scottsdale, while Angels outfielder Mike Trout -- MLB.com's No. 1 prospect -- chipped in two hits. Cardinals right-hander Keith Butler (1-1) tossed a hitless inning for the win and Padres prospect Miles Mikolas picked up his first save, despite allowing a run on three hits in the ninth. Lehman (0-1), who pitched at two levels in the Nationals system, was charged with two runs -- one earned -- on two hits and a walk while fanning two over two innings. Ashley Marshall is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

Gee Duda Turner Pridie Beato

Dickey Capuano Niese Gee Pelfrey

The real challenge is deciding whether to seriously consider Young and Batista.

Holy Snoops! I was on the right track the first time with Kevin Morgan. Morgan, the team's minor league infield coordinator (who got one at-bat with the team in 1997), and minor league outfield coordinator Jack Voight were there first two reported interviews for the first base coaching job. My thinking is that we need both of their likes on the job. Place- HoldingOut of the PictureFirst Base Coach=#FF8000]50 Kevin Morgan=#FF8000]86 Wally BackmanDoB: 12/3/1969DoB: 9/22/1959 Your Projected 2012 Mets (Orange Indicates Players Have Options) Starting Pitchers=#0000FF]43 R.A. Dickey=#FF8000]35 Dillon Gee=#0000FF]49 Jonathon Niese=#0000FF]34 Mike Pelfrey=#0000FF]57 Johan SantanaDoB: 10/29/1974DoB: 4/28/1986DoB: 10/27/1986DoB: 1/14/1984DoB: 3/13/1979Relief Pitchers=#0000FF]46 Manny Acosta=#FF8000]27 Pedro Beato=#0000FF]33 Taylor Buchholz=#0000FF]40 Tim Byrdak=#0000FF]77 D.J. CarrascoDoB: 5/1/1981DoB: 10/27/1986DoB: 10/13/1981DoB: 10/31/1973DoB: 4/12/1977Relief Pitchers Catchers Infielders=#0000FF]19 Danny Herrera=#0000FF]39 Bobby Parnell=#0000FF]9 Ronny Paulino=#0000FF]30 Josh Thole=#FF8000]29 Ike DavisDoB: 10/21/1984DoB: 9/8/1984DoB: 4/21/1988DoB: 4/28/1986DoB: 3/22/1987 Infielders=#0000FF]28 Daniel Murphy=#0000FF]11 Ruben Tejada=#0000FF]2 Justin Turner=#FF8000]63 Jordany Valdespin=#0000FF]5 David WrightDoB: 4/1/1985DoB: 10/27/1989DoB: 11/23/1984DoB: 12/23/1984DoB: 12/20/1982 Outfielders=#0000FF]44 Jason Bay=#FF8000]21 Lucas Duda=#0000FF]6 Nick Evans=#0000FF]16 Angel Pagan=#FF8000]20 Jason PridieDoB: 9/20/1978DoB: 2/3/1986DoB: 1/30/1986DoB: 7/2/1981DoB: 10/9/1983 Also on 40-Man Roster Starting PitchersRelief Pitchers=#FF8000]32 Jennry Mejia=#FF8000]66 Armando Rodriguez=#FF8000]63 Chris Schwinden=#FF8000]64 Josh Stinson=#FF8000]67 Manny AlvarezDoB: 10/11/1989DoB: 1/28/1988DoB: 9/22/1986DoB: 3/14/1988DoB:12/18/1985Relief Pitchers Catchers Infielders=#FF8000]36 Dale Thayer=#FF8000]13 Mike Nickeas=#FF8000]65 Zach Lutz=#0000FF]15 Valentino Pascucci=#FF8000]3 Josh SatinDoB: 12/17/1980DoB: 2/13/1983DoB: 6/3/1986DoB: 11/17/1978DoB: 12/23/1984 Outfielders=#FF8000]23 Mike Baxter=#FF8000]26 Fernando MartinezDoB: 12/7/1984DoB: 10/10/1988 Potential Free Agents Starting PitchersRelief Pitchers=#0000FF]47 Miguel Batista=#0000FF]38 Chris Capuano=#0000FF]55 Chris Young=#0000FF]18 Ryota Igarashi=#0000FF]45 Jason IsringhausenDoB: 2/19/1971DoB: 8/19/1978DoB: 5/25/1979DoB:5/28/1979DoB: 9/7/1972 Infielders Outfielders=#0000FF]7 Jos� Reyes=#0000FF]12 Scott Hairston=#0000FF]22 Willie HarrisDoB: 6/11/1983DoB: 5/25/1980DoB: 6/22/1978 Prospective Coaching Staff (Orange Indicates Purely Speculative Information Based on the Most Obvious Internal Candidates) ManagerBench CoachBatting CoachPitching CoachThird Base Coach=#0000FF]10 Terry Collins=#FF8000]57 =#0000FF]Bob Geren=#0000FF]52 Dave Hudgens=#0000FF]59 Dan Warthan=#FF8000]81 =#0000FF]Tim TeufelDoB: 5/27/1949DoB: 9/22/1961DoB: 12/5/1956DoB: 12/1/1952DoB: 7/7/1958First Base CoachBullpen CoachBullpen CatchersHead Trainer=#FF8000]50 Kevin Morgan=#FF8000]56 =#0000FF]Ricky Bones=#0000FF]53 Eric Langill=#0000FF]54 Dave Racaniello=#0000FF] Ray RamirezDoB: 12/3/1969DoB: 4/7/1969DoB: 4/9/1979DoB: 10/15/1981Assistant Trainer=#0000FF] Mike Herbst

Please vote for your top five Mets starying pitchers of 2011. They will be awarded five points for each first-place vote, four for each second-place vote, etc. He with most points after a week is awarded the Crane Pool Forum Tom Seaver Award for Outstanding Mets Starting Pitcher. By my reckoning, nine Mets potentially qualify for this award: Miguel Batista, Chris Capuano, D.J. Carrasco, R.A. Dickey, Dillon Gee, Jonathon Niese, Mike Pelfrey, Chris Schwinden, and Chris Young. Please vote so we may honor the most esteemed of the Mets' starters. Tweeters, please promote the vote. WLW-L%ERAGGSGFCGSHOSVIPHRERHRBBIBBSOHBPBKBFWHIPSO/9SO/BBMiguel Batista201.0002.4244011026.001877012012201061.1544.21.00Chris Capuano1112.4784.5231310110185.00195989327525168507951.3358.23.23D.J. Carrasco01.0007.361100003.67433330210181.9094.90.67R.A. Dickey813.3813.2932320100207.67201857618542133918721.2285.82.46Dillon Gee136.6844.3227270100156..331478175176831101316861.3756.31.62Jonathon Niese1111.5004.3026260000157.00176867514444138506911.4017.93.14Mike Pelfrey713.3504.7033330200193.3321811010121657105728571.4644.91.62Chris Schwinden02.0004.7144000021.002313111621710951.3817.32.83Chris Young101.0001.8844000024.00125531102210950.9588.32.00

bmfc1 wrote: Heyman will use any opportunity to give the Mets a shot, even if it has no basis in fact. And is there any doubt that, had the Mets chosen Riggleman, Heydude's opinion on him would have fallen from "great choice" to Quitty McQuitstein, who quit on his team and will quit on you too if you give him half a chance? Every day, Heyman misses Benitez more and more.

Feel free to use the thread to make your case, and to change your vote. We'll wrap it up in a week.

Please vote for your top five Mets rookies of 2011. They will be awarded five points for each first-place vote, four for each second-place vote, etc. He with most points after a week is awarded the Crane Pool Forum Dwight Gooden Award for Outstanding Mets Rookie. By my reckoning, eleven Mets (and former Mets!) potentially qualify for this award: Pedro Beato, Lucas Duda, Brad Emaus, Dillon Gee, Mike Nickeas, Valentino Pascucci, Jason Pridie, Josh Satin, Chris Schwinden, Josh Stinson, and Dale Thayer. Please vote so we may honor the most esteemed of this distinguished class. Tweeters, please spread the good word. Rookie Batting PLAYERABRH2B3BHRRBISBCSBBSOAVGOBPSLGOPSLucas Duda30138882131050103357.292.370.482.852Brad Emaus372600010049.162.262.162.424Dillon Gee4635000400222.109.160.109.269Mike Nickeas53410101601411.189.246.264.510Valentino Pascucci111300120003.273.273.545.818Jason Pridie2082848113420712464.231.309.370.679Josh Satin2535100200111.200.259.240.499Chris Schwinden61100000012.167.286.167.452Josh Stinson00000000010.0001.000.0001.000Justin Turner43549113300451723959.260.334.356.690 Rookie Pitching PLAYERGPGSWLSVQSHLDIPHERHRBBSOK/9P/GSWHIPERAPedro Beato600210011675932527395.2401.284.30Dillon Gee30271360120160.21507918711146.3993.41.384.43Chris Schwinden440201021231116177.2989.51.384.71Josh Stinson140021041314101785.5401.626.92Dale Thayer1100300010.11240054.3501.163.48 Rookie Fielding as a Pitcher PLAYERGPGSTCPOAEDPFPCTRFZRPedro Beato60017314021.0002.2811.000Dillon Gee30273082112.9671.6215.200Chris Schwinden4441210.7501.2915.250Josh Stinson14000000.0000.000.000Dale Thayer110431001.0003.486.750 Rookie Fielding as a Catcher PLAYERGPGSFULLTCPOAEDPFPCTRFZRPBSBCSCS%CERAMike Nickeas201514412411860017.773.32349444.4%3.06 Rookie Fielding as a Firstbaseman PLAYERGPGSTCPOAEDPFPCTRFZRLucas Duda433736735015230.99510.162.504Valentino Pascucci1154011.8005.143.800Josh Satin8453485061.00010.842.302 Rookie Fielding as a Secondbaseman PLAYERGPAEDPFPCTRFZRBrad Emaus1137051.0005.724.434Justin Turner76202835.9774.935.074 Rookie Fielding as a Thirdbaseman PLAYERGPAEDPFPCTRFZRJustin Turner365043.9492.4310.000 Rookie Fielding as a Shortstop PLAYERGPAEDPFPCTRFZRJustin Turner1210.8007.203.200 Rookie Fielding as a Leftfielder PLAYERGPGSFULLTCPOAEDPFPCTRFZRMike Baxter305220001.0003.607.000Lucas Duda4429330001.0000.9326.667Jason Pridie1376710100001.0001.3419.400 Rookie Fielding as a Centerfielder PLAYERGPGSFULLTCPOAEDPFPCTRFZRJason Pridie42313048784120.9772.529.897 Rookie Fielding as a Rightfielder PLAYERGPGSFULLTCPOAEDPFPCTRFZRMike Baxter965911101001.0001.6815.000Lucas Duda42383357472110.9861.9612.811Jason Pridie2168526251001.0002.769.231

Well, both he and Brandon Fuentes complained about "unorthodox" managing style, which I took to mean "not coddling the closer." I get that he wasn't ready to go down by locking people into roles they weren't succeeding at. But I guess he was juggling them and not letting them know their changing stati. That's not cool, but... they failed him, too, you know?

Heyman today on CNNSI: Jim Riggleman would have been a great choice for Mets bench coach. He is close with Terry Collins. Of course, the front office there seems to hold all the power, so it's not a surprise that they hired as bench coach another Oakland friend, Bob Geren, who wasn't too well-liked by some A's players. In an interview with the San Francisco Chronicle, Huston Street called Geren, "My least favorite I have ever encountered in sports.'' Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2011/writers/jon_heyman/10/14/albert.pujols/index.html#ixzz1anOn9y00 A big shut-up to John Heyman.

Frayed Knot wrote: Darryl Strawberry extending his arms against Nolan Ryan is a whole lot of power, and in this case resulted an a long homer down the rightfield line. I remember that HR for how atypical a Strawberry swat it was; instead of the high almost punt-like paths to CF/LCF that were his usual fare, this one was a line-drive down the RF line that didn't get much higher than the top of the fence and got there so quickly that it could easily have wound up a single until it just snuck over the wall before ricocheting back-and-forth four or five times between the shell of the stadium where the old 341' mark had been and the back of the then "new" wall. You're right. I was duped by a bad description. It was a liner, not a parabola.

You know, Mike Hampton's face kinda always looked like he was watching porn.

Willie Randoph Mantooth, cut loose as the Orioles third base coach and back on the market. Watch out, Red Sox.

Well, Geren puts a catcher on the staff, but I'd still like to see somebody who has reputation with coaching infielders and/or outfielders and I'm not thinking Teufel is that guy. Raise your hand if you knew Geren and Backman have the same birthday. AppointedPlace- HoldingDis- AppointedBench CoachFirst Base Coach=#FF8000]57 =#0000FF]Bob Geren=#FF8000]86 Wally Backman=#FF8000]50 Kevin MorganDoB: 9/22/1961DoB: 9/22/1959DoB: 12/3/1969 Your Projected 2012 Mets (Orange Indicates Players Have Options) Starting Pitchers=#0000FF]43 R.A. Dickey=#FF8000]35 Dillon Gee=#0000FF]49 Jonathon Niese=#0000FF]34 Mike Pelfrey=#0000FF]57 Johan SantanaDoB: 10/29/1974DoB: 4/28/1986DoB: 10/27/1986DoB: 1/14/1984DoB: 3/13/1979Relief Pitchers=#0000FF]46 Manny Acosta=#FF8000]27 Pedro Beato=#0000FF]33 Taylor Buchholz=#0000FF]40 Tim Byrdak=#0000FF]77 D.J. CarrascoDoB: 5/1/1981DoB: 10/27/1986DoB: 10/13/1981DoB: 10/31/1973DoB: 4/12/1977Relief Pitchers Catchers Infielders=#0000FF]19 Danny Herrera=#0000FF]39 Bobby Parnell=#0000FF]9 Ronny Paulino=#0000FF]30 Josh Thole=#FF8000]29 Ike DavisDoB: 10/21/1984DoB: 9/8/1984DoB: 4/21/1988DoB: 4/28/1986DoB: 3/22/1987 Infielders=#0000FF]28 Daniel Murphy=#0000FF]11 Ruben Tejada=#0000FF]2 Justin Turner=#FF8000]63 Jordany Valdespin=#0000FF]5 David WrightDoB: 4/1/1985DoB: 10/27/1989DoB: 11/23/1984DoB: 12/23/1984DoB: 12/20/1982 Outfielders=#0000FF]44 Jason Bay=#FF8000]21 Lucas Duda=#0000FF]6 Nick Evans=#0000FF]16 Angel Pagan=#FF8000]20 Jason PridieDoB: 9/20/1978DoB: 2/3/1986DoB: 1/30/1986DoB: 7/2/1981DoB: 10/9/1983 Also on 40-Man Roster Starting PitchersRelief Pitchers=#FF8000]32 Jennry Mejia=#FF8000]66 Armando Rodriguez=#FF8000]63 Chris Schwinden=#FF8000]64 Josh Stinson=#FF8000]67 Manny AlvarezDoB: 10/11/1989DoB: 1/28/1988DoB: 9/22/1986DoB: 3/14/1988DoB:12/18/1985Relief Pitchers Catchers Infielders=#FF8000]36 Dale Thayer=#FF8000]13 Mike Nickeas=#FF8000]65 Zach Lutz=#0000FF]15 Valentino Pascucci=#FF8000]3 Josh SatinDoB: 12/17/1980DoB: 2/13/1983DoB: 6/3/1986DoB: 11/17/1978DoB: 12/23/1984 Outfielders=#FF8000]23 Mike Baxter=#FF8000]26 Fernando MartinezDoB: 12/7/1984DoB: 10/10/1988 Potential Free Agents Starting PitchersRelief Pitchers=#0000FF]47 Miguel Batista=#0000FF]38 Chris Capuano=#0000FF]55 Chris Young=#0000FF]18 Ryota Igarashi=#0000FF]45 Jason IsringhausenDoB: 2/19/1971DoB: 8/19/1978DoB: 5/25/1979DoB:5/28/1979DoB: 9/7/1972 Infielders Outfielders=#0000FF]7 Jos� Reyes=#0000FF]12 Scott Hairston=#0000FF]22 Willie HarrisDoB: 6/11/1983DoB: 5/25/1980DoB: 6/22/1978 Prospective Coaching Staff (Orange Indicates Purely Speculative Information Based on the Most Obvious Internal Candidates) ManagerBench CoachBatting CoachPitching CoachThird Base Coach=#0000FF]10 Terry Collins=#FF8000]57 =#0000FF]Bob Geren=#0000FF]52 Dave Hudgens=#0000FF]59 Dan Warthan=#FF8000]81 =#0000FF]Tim TeufelDoB: 5/27/1949DoB: 9/22/1961DoB: 12/5/1956DoB: 12/1/1952DoB: 7/7/1958First Base CoachBullpen CoachBullpen CatchersHead Trainer=#FF8000]86 Wally Backman=#FF8000]56 =#0000FF]Ricky Bones=#0000FF]53 Eric Langill=#0000FF]54 Dave Racaniello=#0000FF] Ray RamirezDoB: 9/22/1959DoB: 4/7/1969DoB: 4/9/1979DoB: 10/15/1981Assistant Trainer=#0000FF] Mike Herbst