Mets' Jose Reyes: You Talk Trade, I'll Keep Playing
As far as Mets shortstop Jose Reyes is concerned, media and fans alike can keep going with the trade speculation. He'll just show up to work and do his thing.
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As far as Mets shortstop Jose Reyes is concerned, media and fans alike can keep going with the trade speculation. He'll just show up to work and do his thing.
There were rumors all over the place yesterday that the Giants were interested in acquiring Jose Reyes. To get to the bottom of this and other baseball mysteries, Craig sat down with WFAN baseball expert Jon Heyman.
With many questions surrounding the Mets and the future of the Yankees' old players, there was no better person to talk to than a former Mets player who is also old.
Craig got special information this morning about the future of the Mets. Yes, Craig has a source who told him the Wilpons will sell the Mets at the end of the year. His highly informed source - the guy who makes bagels for him in the morning.
The reports were everywhere yesterday, the Giants are interested in Jose Reyes. Even though Giants GM Brian Sabean said there were no current discussions under way, the Mets and Giants did nothing to suggest that Reyes wasn't available.
Tim Lincecum showed up and mowed down Steve's Metropolitans, who lost with a whimper on Wednesday, 2-0. Meanwhile, in Detroit, Derek Jeter left early and the Yankees managed to lay an egg against the Tigers.
First it was former New York Governor David Paterson guest hosting on WFAN. On Friday morning, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie will step up to the mic.
Tim Lincecum struck out 12 to surpass Christy Mathewson for most double-digit strikeout games in Giants history, lifting San Francisco over the New York Mets 2-0 on Wednesday night.
The Mets today placed pitcher Pedro Beato on the 15-Day DL, retroactive to May 2, with tendinitis in his right elbow.
Josh Thole not only killed the Mets' ninth-inning rally on Tuesday night, but he also had a nightmarish game behind the plate. All that considered, manager Terry Collins may give Ronny Paulino a chance to contribute behind the dish.
Playing their first home game since President Barack Obama announced Sunday night that terrorist leader Osama bin Laden was killed by U.S. forces in Pakistan, the Mets donated 4,000 tickets for Tuesday night's game to military members and their families.
It's been a long road for Daniel Murphy. Wouldn't it be ironic if the Mets' long search for a second baseman was staring them in the face all along?
Mets outfielder Jason Bay has been placed on baseball's new paternity leave list. Bay left the team Tuesday to be with his wife, Kristen, for the birth of their third child.
In his time as an analyst at SNY, Keith Hernandez has proven himself to be knowledgeable, critical, and opinionated on all things New York Mets. Today, Boomer and Craig talked to Keith to get his take on where the team is right now.
Craig was jubilant at the start of yesterday's show, saying the first game at Citi Field since the death of Osama bin Laden would be an incredible scene. Well, a day after the big game, where the Mets lost 7-6 in extra innings, Craig found himself disappointed in the entire experience.
