I realize it’s tough to watch a Met-free October, but I noticed a common thread among the remaining playoff teams and wrote a column about it on SNY.tv. The jist:
Of the four remaining playoff teams, not a single one hands the ball to a big-name free-agent acquisition with the game on the line. …
To put together a bullpen, a team needs an open mind and a short memory, not necessarily a fat wallet. The 2008 playoff teams have taken chances on scrap-heap acquisitions, converted young starters into relievers and made shrewd, buy-low trades.
For more on that and what it means to the Mets, go to SNY.tv.





