Where is your righteous indignation for him?

All Willie did was play with what he had, Delgado was hurt, Alou was hurt, Pedro was hurt, Duque & Duca were hurt, Chavez was hurt, Easley got hurt, Valentin was gone so was Duaner Sanchez. And we basically lost Wagner down the stretch due to injury.

But, I guess ALL OF THAT was Willie’s fault, eh? Maybe Willie beat the crap out of all of them in their sleep.

Great! Now instead of just firing him, we can bring him up on assault charges too.

It would be great if Willie called them bitches or hoes while he was beating them, then we can get Anucha to sue him for harassment as well.

What a trifecta that would be!!!

Now if only he owned some pit bulls …

1) The Mets had the highest payroll in the NL for the last three years

2) Omar obtained all-star players like Pedro, Beltran, Delgado and Wagner

3) In 2006 the Mets lost the NLCS series to the Cardinals

4) In 2007, in spite of increasing their already league leading payroll, the Mets had a record setting collapse.

As far as i’m concerned, 2007 was already Randolf’s second chance…..and he led the team to a record setting disaster.

How can Willie STILL be in charge? How ?

these words are more fittting for the likes of tom glavine, carlos delgado and billy wagner to name a few

the way the mets assess, develop, and mishandle their young talent should be held up to closer scrutiny

but how can this be accomplished with the political agenda that is being issued from the top

david wright appears to be the only exception to date but give the organization time

you don’t GOTTA believe

you can CHOOSE to believe and like you I am not buying it

what distrubs me most is that no one in management nor any player has either reamed or challenged delgado on his boredom and his assessment of talent

circling the wagons and smugness just won’t do

you can see below about what i think about the wilpon owned mets

can the soap opera – give me hard playing major leagures and i’ll go to the wall with them

20 years since a world series champion

longest drought in mets history

wilpons have been there the whole time

and we were told that doubleday was the problem

i would add the indians, dbacks, rockies, mariners and angels to your list of teams that have figured it out

the indians and angels have been retooled to playoff contenders twice in that time without the soap opera

20 years since the last ws title

longest drought in mets history

wilpons have been there the whole time
with the same soap opera

and we thought doubleday was the problem

these petty squabbles lead me to seriously question the mets ability to both assess and develop young talent and to attract and utilize the veteran talent it acquires (david wright and pedro martinez the only exceptions I can think of – reyes and beltran still remain queston marks to me)

willie’s bullpen has no roles

Heath Bell had heart, to anyone who was paying attention – I was devastated when he was traded, only happy for him to get a chance in a place that would give him a fair chance

Carlos Beltran not only has no heart, he doesn’t know what a heart is – he is gutless. He was playing well towards the end of the season, but he is often literally lifeless, and therefore a problem

Aaron Heilman is the last Mets pitcher to have a complete game 1 hitter – another misused talent. I hope he leaves and becomes a Cy Young winner somewhere else.

Pedro is a liabilty now, as he could breakdown at any time, much as I love him as a person

El Duque as well

Giving the ball to Glavine for game 162 was literally suicidal, his last few outings were such crap.

And we gave away one of the best talents in recent years in Scott Kazmir (I know that wasn’t Omar as he wsn’t with the club then)

Who made all these decisions?

I suspect Jeff WIlpon to some degree is a large part of the problem

This isn’t fantasy baseball.

The Red Sox have it figured out – and much as I hate them – so do the Yankees.

The culture of all organizations filters down from the top inevitably.

Wilpons – please sell the team.