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It appears David Einhorn is back on track to become the Mets' minority owner. Nearly two months after announcing a $200 million agreement in principle with the franchise, Einhorn suddenly found himself among other bidders Wednesday.
The Mets' lineup will likely have a much different look when they return home from their upcoming 10-game road trip on August 1. At the center of trade talk all around New York -- and baseball -- is Carlos Beltran.
Things just went from bad to worse for slumping Mets outfielder Jason Bay. He left Wednesday night's 6-5 win over the Cardinals with a tight right hamstring.
Jerry "Rello" Recco provided a quality cut of Yankees radio play-by-play man John Sterling, who had a good call for Curtis Granderson's 1st inning, 2-run home run last night. It was almost a perfect call, but not quite because he screwed up the count.
With the NFL and the NFLPA close to a resolution and an end to all of this lockout nonsense, Boomer & Craig opened up today's "Morning Experience" talking a little football. There's also the matter of Carlos Beltran's likely swan song at Citi Field.
Angel Pagan homered with one out in the 10th inning and the New York Mets rallied from an early four-run deficit to beat the sputtering St. Louis Cardinals 6-5 Wednesday night.
Move over David Einhorn, there might be another Mets minority owner waiting in the wings.
Mets first baseman Ike Davis told a group of LI campers on Tuesday that his injured ankle is "not good" and he's resigned to not playing this season because of it. "I'll have to discuss that with him," said manager Terry Collins. "He might want to inform me before he springs that on anyone else."
A Carlos Beltran trade might make some Mets fans upset. Or Yankees fans. According to FOXSports.com's Ken Rosenthal, two New York rivals -- the Phillies and Red Sox -- are "among the most aggressive suitors" for Beltran.
Jose Reyes had good reason to flash that big, infectious grin Tuesday night: He was back in the Mets' lineup. "It is a relief," Reyes said. "I had no problems, no setbacks."
Antonio Cromartie made it clear that he has no intentions of giving the Jets any kind of hometown discount when it comes to signing, saying that he is planning on shopping himself around a bit to seek out the most lucrative deal.
Jose Reyes made a huge impact in the field in his return from a hamstring injury, turning a difficult double play with the bases loaded in the eighth inning, and Carlos Beltran reached base five times in the Mets' 4-2 win over the Cardinals on Tuesday.
