News: F’Mart Leaves with Leg Cramp
By Matthew Cerrone - Jul 24, 2008 11:31 pm

Mets Double-A OF Fernando Martinez left today’s game in Binghamton with a cramp in his hamstring.

…ugh…this will be martinez’s third leg injury of the season…

…i’m thinking the Mets should get him to the same magic healing center where they sent Jose Reyes a few seasons agoand quick

According to a spokesman in Binghamton, Martinez is day-to-day.

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Comment by GravediggerHebner
2008-07-24 23:33:41

Geez, every thread is yet another reason why the Mets need to acquire a corner OF.

Comment by metsflip
2008-07-24 23:38:29

I agree 100%

 
 
Comment by M3TS4L1F3
2008-07-24 23:39:59

Again fake Matt Cerrone saying UGH….. where have you been this news has been around for hours now considering he was pulled out around 1:30

Comment by mattbez
2008-07-24 23:45:08

Get a life

Comment by Prismo
2008-07-25 03:22:40

+1

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Comment by Championmets
2008-07-24 23:44:53

Mets Prospecthub says its not serious and that it what just a cramp and that F-mart will be day to day

Comment by nrmax88
2008-07-25 01:01:09

Yup. Its cramp. You would think he tore his achilles. In other MILB news, Brad Holt goes 6 strong today, allowing 0 runs on 2 hits and 2 BB’s, striking out 14. This guy is impressive.

 
 
Comment by GravediggerHebner
2008-07-24 23:58:39

In the context of Met corner OF woes, I just read a short but sobering article about Toronto 2B Aaron Hill, who suffered a concussion while colliding with David Eckstein May 29, has not returned, and is expected to miss the season. The article mentioned Corey Koskie, who suffered a concussion in July ‘06 and has not played since, and also Mike Matheny, the catcher who had to retire due to concussion suffered from repeated foul balls off his mask. Godspeed Ryan Church.

 
Comment by Flushing_is_Burning
2008-07-25 00:39:29

jees, the injuries the Mets organization have endured this season can fill up a medical text book.

Breaking New: the bat boy is out for the season with splinter in left thumb.

Comment by DaN22CaP
2008-07-25 00:44:11

more like… david wright suffers separated shoulder while celebrating with fist pump “from hell”

Comment by NYMetsGrrl94
2008-07-25 08:12:47

don’t go there…please

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Comment by One Day This Team Will Kill Me
2008-07-25 08:22:26

Thats not even close to funny

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Comment by Koko
2008-07-25 00:55:29

It’s a cramp. Give him some Midol and everything will be okay in a few hours. Sheesh.

Comment by nrmax88
2008-07-25 01:03:10

Lol. For real. If he was a 38 year old dude cramping up okay, but he is 19 it will be gone tomorrow.

 
 
Comment by EliPorter
2008-07-25 01:08:50

injury prone

Comment by nrmax88
2008-07-25 01:11:29

Ignorant prone.

 
Comment by MetsFan1989
2008-07-25 01:50:40

yeah. 19 and cant stay healthy. i am all for this kid in a year but come on. its only a matter of time before he actaully gets something serious and from a top prospect to someone i wish we could have traded

Comment by ravi3
2008-07-25 02:47:18

hmmm….are you talking about FMart, or a young Jose Reyes?

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Comment by gameball
2008-07-25 09:35:44

Yeah, maybe FMart needs to learn how to run differently.

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Comment by HarryDoyle
2008-07-25 01:23:47

Is Casey Blake the best option in a trade?

Comment by kbh218
2008-07-25 01:54:32

Ibanez

Comment by Gina
2008-07-25 09:22:39

Ibanez definitely isn’t a better option than Blake.

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Comment by nysportsfan16
2008-07-25 10:18:46

ibanez is a left handed bat and the Mets will probably be better suited with a right handed bat like Nady. (his asking price has gone significantly down so Ive heard

 
 
 
 
Comment by patrick
2008-07-25 06:46:57

Bummer, there goes the bait.

Comment by toomanyuniforms
2008-07-25 07:22:19

You’re joking, right? F-Mart wasn’t going anywhere.

Comment by patrick
2008-07-25 07:44:48

I prefer to call him Fernando, over all the cute hip nick names everyone is making up for this all hype do nothing prospect whose best line on his numbers that people keep grasping at straws for is he is only 19 only 19….

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Comment by toomanyuniforms
2008-07-25 07:51:26

What a rebel. . .

 
Comment by patrick
2008-07-25 11:25:23

Next year you can type he is only 20 he is only 20 when he is likely in AA for his third straight season.

 
 
 
 
Comment by bigchart333
2008-07-25 07:23:03

You know, i put this on a thread last nite and only one person saw it, so i guess i’ll put it here…so people can blast me as usual.

If there’s even a WHISPER of Roy Halladay being available, i would IMMEDIATELY call Toronto and see what they want. If it was F-Mart, Niese, maybe future DH Carp, and even Heilman, i’d drive them all to the airport. He’s a true ace, under contract for TWO more years, and would fill a void left in our rotation for next year. Throwing out Johan, Roy, Maine, Big Pelf, and whoever for the next 2 years would be devastating Roy is a TRUE ace, would make our pitching by far the best in the NL, and has the ability to go 9 every time he takes the ball.
Heilman can be replaced by Eddie Kunz, who is having a great year in AA (3.09 ERA, 25 svs, 37 K in 43 innings).

Then, to answer our corner OF woes for this year, i’ve been reading that seattle will almost give anyone away as long as you tack on Jose Vidro and his terrible contract. On our team, he would be a good addition as a bench player. So then you can trade a couple of marginal prospects for Raul Ibanez and Vidro.
Adding those 2 guys would make us have to send down Robinson Cancel and Nick Evans…and adding Halladay, we’d have to either DFA Marlon (even though i do like him still, great PH just having a bad year) or DL someone.

I have no doubt those are all smart moves and would make us head and shoulders AT THE VERY LEAST, as GOOD as the cubs, if not better.

I dont think we’re mortgaging our future because we’ll have 4 young pitchers in our rotation for the next 2 years at least, and as for corner OF, next year, Ibanez, Dunn, Burrell are all FA, and Nady is a FA after 2009.

Comment by patrick
2008-07-25 07:42:03

why is Toronto trading the affordable and under contract Halladay?

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Comment by bigchart333
2008-07-25 08:18:45

why? Cuz Halladay has complained about his team, and politely asked Toronto to shop him around. I’m not just throwing an idea out there, im talking facts. Supposedly, he’s finally had it and is looking to maybe get out of there

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Comment by jcervone7
2008-07-25 08:43:23

Toronto has also seen that they can get premium prospects for a starter of this caliber after the Sabathia and Harden deals. They need to fix a lot and giving up Halladay would be very good for their future.

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