First Reyes, Now Pujols? Marlins Reportedly Up Offer To 10 Years
Mets fans, say goodbye to the little low-budget Marlins.
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Mets fans, say goodbye to the little low-budget Marlins.
Mets GM Sandy Alderson is hardly shocked that Jose Reyes is leaving. But with one homegrown star gone, what happens to the other?
The Marlins officially introduced Heath Bell, and now we all await the move they have yet to publicly acknowledge--the signing of Jose Reyes.
Maybe they'll go out and get some other players, somebody that you might want to pay very good money to see?
Rich Coutinho believes that Sandy Alderson did what best for the Mets' long-term plans by not giving into Jose Reyes' demands and looking to the future.
Reyes joining the Marlins can only leave Mets fans with feelings of what could have been. With stable ownership, Reyes would have been NY's centerpiece for years to come.
For Mets fans, maybe Gil Hodges making the Baseball Hall of Fame would have taken the sting off Jose Reyes' defection. Well, sorry.
For Miami, the winter meetings are set to open with a bang. For Mets fans, a bust.
All-Star shortstop Jose Reyes and the Miami Marlins provided quite a warmup for the winter meetings (sorry, Mets fans).
The suspense is over, Jose Reyes agrees with the Miami Marlins while the Mets fail to make an offer.
According to ESPN, Reyes, the reigning NL batting champion, will sign a six-year, $106 million deal early this week.
Baseball's winter meetings open Monday, a four-day session that often turns into a fan's delight. There's always the promise of blockbuster trades and major free-agent signings
Chris Capuano's comeback season with the Mets earned him a 2 year, $10 million dollar deal with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Former New York Mets general manager Omar Minaya will be hired as a vice president of the San Diego Padres.
We all learned something new last week: Seinfeld has a new puppy named Jose. Yes, Jose. As in Jose Reyes.
