Last night onThe Happy Recast, SNY’s live, online, post-game, call-in show, we took your calls about the game, we talked with MetsBlog’s Matthew Cerrone, looked back on the night’s minor league action.
As a final recap on today’s game, SNY’s online, post-game call-in show, The Happy Recast, took to the air.
During tonight’s show, we recapped the day’s game, discussed the myriad issues surrounding the Mets, interviewed SNY’s Ted Berg, and recapped the night’s minor league action.
Following the Mets 5-2 loss to the Cardinals, SNY’s online, post-game, call-in show, The Happy Recast, took to the airwaves.
During tonight’s show, we took listener calls, reviewed the night’s game, interviewed SNY’s Kevin Burkhardt, and recapped the night’s minor league action.
As a post-mortem on the the Mets’ 6-4 loss to the Cardinals, SNY’s online, post-game, call-in show, The Happy Recast, took to the airwaves.
During tonight’s show, we took listener calls, reviewed the night’s game, interviewed MetsBlog’s Matthew Cerrone, and recapped the night’s minor league action.
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Mike Pelfrey has been pitching with forearm tendonitis, according to an on air report from ESPN.com’s Peter Gammons.
In his two starts this season, Pelfrey has a 8.10 ERA, having allowed nine runs on 13 hits in ten innings, He has surrendered three home runs, walked six and struck out five.
…i can’t decide if i’m more relieved that there is a reason for pelfrey’s poor start, or nervous that this could be a significant injury… let’s hope he can take the time to get healthy early in the season if need be, instead of letting it explode into a long term issue…
Following his rough start on Wednesday, after which pitching coach Dan Warthen called him out of shape, Oliver Perez was given a stern talking to by fellow LHP Johan Santana.
Santana, speaking to MLB.com’s Marty Noble, said, “I talked to him. … He’s got to get into pitching again and get going. He knows that… He’s got to get his mechanics and his command.”
Perez acknowledged that he was behind schedule, blaming it on his having thrown less during the World Baseball Classic. According to Steve Popper at the Bergen Record, Perez said:
“I feel good. I feel healthy. Right now I’m just behind these guys. So I just have to on these days try to get back. I feel good. I feel stronger. So I just have to keep working in my bullpens and try to throw a lot more innings.”
…Perez was clearly defensive when asked about Warthen’s accusations, and you really don’t want a guy so dependant on his pitching coach to distrust him… hopefully he’s back to full strength soon and they put this whole thing behind them…
John Maine allowed one earned run on three hits with 95 pitches, while walking three and striking out five.
According to Steve Popper, in the Bergen Record, “He got himself in trouble with a pair of wild pitches – each one scoring a run.”
Maine told reporters, “I think, start by start, you’re kind of [...]
In yesterday’s game, Oliver Perez gave up six runs on six walks and five hits in just 3.2 innings pitched.
Dan Warthen, speaking about Perez, as quoted by Peter Botte in the Daily News:
“I think he’s out of shape, the arm is out of shape. It’s a combination. Since he’s come [...]
According to Neil Best over at Newsday, Mike Francessa announced on his NBC show “Mike’d Up” last night that he and Mets 3B David Wright spoke for 45 minutes to clear up their differences. Wright refused to appear on Francessa’s WFAN show last week when he was broadcasting from Mets camp, [...]
The AP, via the Journal News, details Johan Santana’s new comfort level in New York, which stems from “just being himself”.
According to the NY Post, Daniel Murphy, who is all business all the time, worked all winter on his defense, in addition to the hours a day he put in in the batting cages to [...]
The AP, via ESPN.com, is reporting that former Met infielder Edgardo Alfonzo has signed a one-year contract with the Yomiuri Giants of the NPB, Japan’s Major Leagues.
Fonzie, now 35, signed a deal worth $350,000 for the team considered Yankees of Japan.
…while it’s not the majors, it beats playing in the tiny stadiums of the Atlantic [...]
In his latest column for ESPN.com, Jayson Stark quotes a scout who says that OF Fernando Martinez was the most impressive young player he saw in the Dominican Republic this winter, adding:
“He looks to me like he can be a young Bobby Abreu… His discipline at the plate is good. He worked [...]
According to a report at ESPN.com, the Dodgers and Scott Boras will re-open contract negotiations regarding Manny Ramirez.
Yesterday, Ramirez rejected the Dodgers one-year, $25 million offer.
Owner Frank McCourt has said he does not envision giving Ramirez a long term deal.
Earlier in the off-season, Ramirez ignored a two-year, $45 million offer.
According to a report in today’s New York Times, citing Citigroup’s $45 billion TARP bailout, Rep. Dennis Kucinich continues to insist that the Treasury Department intervene to dissolve the agreement between the Mets and Citigroup.
Yesterday, the Wall Street Journal said Citigroup was looking to back out of its $400 million naming-rights and marketing deal with [...]