Reports: Wright Extension Hits Road Bump Over Deferred Money
Negotiations between David Wright and the Mets have reportedly hit a snag over deferred money.
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Negotiations between David Wright and the Mets have reportedly hit a snag over deferred money.
The big question remains: Does Wright want to be a one-team man like Chipper Jones and Derek Jeter, or does he eventually want to test the free-agent waters like most elite players of the modern era?
Marvin Miller, the union leader who created free agency for baseball players and revolutionized professional sports with multimillion dollar contracts, died on Tuesday. He was 95.
The ball is in David Wright's court after the Mets have offered him a multi-year extension.
Which owner is less competent -- Woody Johnson or Fred Wilpon?
Shannon Forde, who has worked in the New York Media Relations department since 1994 is fighting Stage IV breast cancer.
t's now a little over 7 weeks since baseball's regular season ended - and both David Wright and R.A. Dickey remain unsigned by the Mets.
The last player to hit a home run for the New York Giants before they moved has died.
Wilpon would rather have both All-Stars return -- even if they remain unsigned.
Will the Mets and David Wright agree on an extension this offseason? It's "50-50," according to the New York Post.
The future of knuckleballer R.A. Dickey is still very much fluttering in the breeze. To trade or not to trade?
Ask the question, Mets fans: Would you rather see Cinderella or a World Series?
"The talks are ongoing, and I'm really hopeful that we're going to reach a compromise to stay a New York Met," Dickey said Thursday. "That's my heart. I've expressed that repeatedly to Sandy and to the powers that be."
Blue is the new black -- at least to the Mets.
