Coleman's Corner: Terry Likes Tejada
Manager Terry Collins managed to wake some people up today with his pronouncement that Ruben Tejada may possibly be alive and well in the battle for 2B here at Mets camp.
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Manager Terry Collins managed to wake some people up today with his pronouncement that Ruben Tejada may possibly be alive and well in the battle for 2B here at Mets camp.
WFAN's Ed Coleman provided video of R.A. Dickey, Oliver Perez, Chris Young, Chris Capuano, and Jason Isringhausen from Mets spring training on Thursday.
Ronny Paulino's absence from spring training because of visa problems isn't yet a concern to Mets manager Terry Collins.
Matthew Cerrone of MetsBlog.com on SNY joined me to talk about what he has seen so far in Port St. Lucie at Mets camp and what we can expect from the Mets this season.
Never mind Luis Castillo is in the final year of a $25 million, four-year contract to play the position, he'll have to compete with Daniel Murphy, Brad Emaus and Justin Turner for the starting spot.
For some guys, the word "normal" sounds boring. For Mets pitcher Chris Young, it's anything but. "Everything feels great," said Young, who missed almost all of last season with a shoulder injury.
Henrry Mejia was sharp during his outing with the Mets on Wednesday. The battle continues over whether he's a starter or reliever.
Using the six-year look back period involved in bankruptcies in New York, the following will try to lay out the parameters for a possible settlement of the Madoff lawsuit involving the Wilpon/Katz defendants.
Union head Michael Weiner says the players' association is not worried about the lawsuit filed against Mets owners and its impact on the club's financial stability.
The players are "unionizing" on Tuesday morning here in Port St. Lucie - the MLBPA's annual spring visit to Mets camp.
"I'm the same person," the Mets manager said Monday. "I told them, `I care. I care about what we do here. I care about how we prepare, and if things don't go well, if things are not going the way I want them to be done, I'm going to address it."
52-Card Pickup just took on a new meaning in the Mets' clubhouse. New manager Terry Collins unveiled his rules to the team on Monday, and according to the NY Post, a crackdown on pre-game card playing is in order.
New manager Terry Collins made his initial remarks to the full team on Monday morning, then the Mets took the field for their first full-squad workout of the spring.
Starting pitcher R.A. Dickey joined WFAN's Boomer & Carton on Monday morning to talk about his new contract, the difference he sees in the 2011 Mets, and Terry Collins' crackdown on cards in the clubhouse.
Mets outfielder Jason Bay is just happy to be back on the baseball field. "I take a lot of pride in getting out there every day good or bad and trying to play a certain way," he said Sunday.