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18 hours ago, SinceThe70s said:

Brodie coming right out and saying Diaz and Thor won't be traded. Could just be posturing.

 

https://nypost.com/2019/10/03/mets-wont-trade-edwin-diaz-or-noah-syndergaard-brodie-van-wagenen/

 

Here we go with Thor again. I bet Brodie will at least listen to offers. As far as Diaz is concerned, maybe a year in NY will have conditioned him to the atmosphere.

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Just throwing this out there. There is a good article in today's NY Post about Joe Girardi. "Joe Girardi doing his homework on the NY Mets" Girardi has a real chance of being the Amazins new manager.

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8 hours ago, Rocket94 said:

Just throwing this out there. There is a good article in today's NY Post about Joe Girardi. "Joe Girardi doing his homework on the NY Mets" Girardi has a real chance of being the Amazins new manager.

 

He still has that Yankee stench. I suppose I could get over it like I did with Granderson. On the other hand, Willie Randolph was always a Yankeee managing the Mets to me. 

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26 minutes ago, SinceThe70s said:

 

He still has that Yankee stench. I suppose I could get over it like I did with Granderson. On the other hand, Willie Randolph was always a Yankeee managing the Mets to me. 

Yeah...I could never shake the thought of Yankee when I see Girardi. He would probably be a good manager. He would have to be more open with Brodie and Jeff for it to work.

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42 minutes ago, Rocket94 said:

Yeah...I could never shake the thought of Yankee when I see Girardi. He would probably be a good manager. He would have to be more open with Brodie and Jeff for it to work.

They'll never hire him imo.  He has too strong a personality.  Much like they'd never give Wally Backman a chance.  Well assuming he somewhat had his head on straight haha.

 

I have a feeling it's going to be Joe McEwing.  I liked him as a player but he's "the safe choice".  A guy Brodie could push around some.

 

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6 hours ago, Another Fan said:

They'll never hire him imo.  He has too strong a personality.  Much like they'd never give Wally Backman a chance.  Well assuming he somewhat had his head on straight haha.

 

I have a feeling it's going to be Joe McEwing.  I liked him as a player but he's "the safe choice".  A guy Brodie could push around some.

 

 

Has Super Joe been mentioned? Haven't heard his name in awhile, has he been coaching or managing anywhere? I'd be K with him if he's been working towards it..

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59 minutes ago, SinceThe70s said:

 

Has Super Joe been mentioned? Haven't heard his name in awhile, has he been coaching or managing anywhere? I'd be K with him if he's been working towards it..

https://www.nbcsports.com/chicago/white-sox/white-sox-bench-coach-joe-mcewings-name-brought-mets-look-new-manager

 

Mike Francesa mentioned him as well.  I alluded it would be a safe pick as most Mets fans like him and probably a guy that wouldn't cause too much drama/tension with the powers that be.

 

Btw, I just went shopping and flipped on the Yankee game just in time to see the Gregarious grand slam.  That and the cheering crowd was enough for me to want to shove an ice pick in my ear.  ?  I mean seriously Minnesota can you for once in your life beat this team!

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8 minutes ago, Another Fan said:

https://www.nbcsports.com/chicago/white-sox/white-sox-bench-coach-joe-mcewings-name-brought-mets-look-new-manager

 

Mike Francesa mentioned him as well.  I alluded it would be a safe pick as most Mets fans like him and probably a guy that wouldn't cause too much drama/tension with the powers that be.

 

Btw, I just went shopping and flipped on the Yankee game just in time to see the Gregarious grand slam.  That and the cheering crowd was enough for me to want to shove an ice pick in my ear.  ?  I mean seriously Minnesota can you for once in your life beat this team!

 

Thanks for the info. I'd have no problem bringing in Super Joe, but if I had my choice I'd go with Joe Maddon. Partly because I think he's a good manager but mostly because I think he'd keep things interesting.

 

 

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Maddon has strong ties to the Angels management and my guess is Girardi goes to the Cubs. Not one other candidate rumored thus far excites me.

 

For me, it comes down to this: Did BVW and co. begin making decisions for Callaway because they lost faith in him, or because they're control freaks? If it's the former, a big-name manager could work. If it's the latter, they'll probably want a lackey, and I can't imagine that being appealing to any quality, seasoned candidates.


 

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11 hours ago, Golden Goat said:

Maddon has strong ties to the Angels management and my guess is Giradi goes to the Cubs. Not one other candidate rumored thus far excites me.

 

For me, it comes down to this: Did BVW and co. begin making decisions for Callaway because they lost faith in him, or because they're control freaks? If it's the former, a big-name manager could work. If it's the latter, they'll probably want a lackey, and I can't imagine that being appealing to any quality, seasoned candidates.

 

It looks like Girardi and Showalter are out as well. These guys are too set in their ways to change now. Somewhere, right now, a lackey is about to be the Mets manager and he doesn't know it yet.

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Why not our AAA coach, Tony DeFrancesco? He'd be cheap, gets along well with management (such that it is) and has quite a resume at the minor league level. Given that most of our talent is young, I think this could be a fit, and I wouldn't hate it.
 

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2 hours ago, Rocket94 said:

Well...is there a way to bring him back for another tour. We already know the lineup will be different opening day.

 

Wally Backman? If so, highly doubtful. He was in the news again recently and whether or not there's any merit to the lawsuit, I can't imagine the Mets would be interested in bringing him back in any capacity.

 

"The ex-girlfriend of Wally Backman, the former New York Mets second baseman and current manager of the Long Island Ducks, has filed a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against the former major leaguer and the Atlantic League baseball team, citing physical abuse, sexual harassment and alcohol abuse."

 

https://www.newsday.com/long-island/crime/wally-backman-abuse-lawsuit-ducks-1.36791698

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47 minutes ago, SinceThe70s said:

 

Wally Backman? If so, highly doubtful. He was in the news again recently and whether or not there's any merit to the lawsuit, I can't imagine the Mets would be interested in bringing him back in any capacity.

 

"The ex-girlfriend of Wally Backman, the former New York Mets second baseman and current manager of the Long Island Ducks, has filed a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against the former major leaguer and the Atlantic League baseball team, citing physical abuse, sexual harassment and alcohol abuse."

 

https://www.newsday.com/long-island/crime/wally-backman-abuse-lawsuit-ducks-1.36791698

Sorry! I was going to respond to another post...that was a ghost post! Ha!

Wally Backman? Yeah, as far as the Mets are concerned...that ship sailed.

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On 10/7/2019 at 7:43 AM, Rocket94 said:

It looks like Girardi and Showalter are out as well. These guys are too set in their ways to change now. Somewhere, right now, a lackey is about to be the Mets manager and he doesn't know it yet.

 

Of course....always with another lame choice for the Mess.

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1 minute ago, Golden Goat said:


"So, Mr. Goat, how can we, Mets management, pi$$ you off even more?" 

"No, wait! We got it!!!"


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BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA 

Love,

~BVW

Is that the 2006 Cardinals game! Now I am getting sad! 

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Beltran has always had a vacant personality/ someone with thin skin.  If he had trouble with the spotlight as a player I have no idea why we should expect anything different as manager.  

 

No wonder the front office loves this guy then....  Someone they can just push around.  And we thought Mickey didn't have much of a voice.

 

This to me would be about as bad a hire as the Jets hiring Gase.  It is that disturbing to me

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On 10/11/2019 at 5:26 PM, Golden Goat said:

On a happier note, congrats to Pete Alonso, UNANIMOUS Rookie of the Year!

 

Way to go Polar Bear!

On 10/11/2019 at 7:30 PM, Another Fan said:

Beltran has always had a vacant personality/ someone with thin skin.  If he had trouble with the spotlight as a player I have no idea why we should expect anything different as manager.  

 

No wonder the front office loves this guy then....  Someone they can just push around.  And we thought Mickey didn't have much of a voice.

 

This to me would be about as bad a hire as the Jets hiring Gase.  It is that disturbing to me

Lets hope the Mets are just running Beltran through. Maybe the Mets just want to hear what Beltran has to say.

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30 minutes ago, Rocket94 said:

 

Lets hope the Mets are just running Beltran through. Maybe the Mets just want to hear what Beltran has to say.

 

In all the years he was with the Mets I can't remember Beltran ever being the voice of the team. 

 

He would be a high risk hire. Not sure if any Met fan wants him as the next manager and the media would feed off it.

 

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12 minutes ago, SinceThe70s said:

 

In all the years he was with the Mets I can't remember Beltran ever being the voice of the team. 

 

He would be a high risk hire. Not sure if any Met fan wants him as the next manager and the media would feed off it.

 

Beltran must feel that everyone is experiencing memory loss. He always struck me as a strange dude. Yes, the media would have a field day with him.

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11 hours ago, SinceThe70s said:

 

In all the years he was with the Mets I can't remember Beltran ever being the voice of the team. 

 

He would be a high risk hire. Not sure if any Met fan wants him as the next manager and the media would feed off it.

 

I did kind of hear his last year he started assuming more of a leadership role but it was short lived.  

 

Ugh, the Yankees won last night.  I mean besides obviously not being a fan I woke up worrying about the Mets and BVW.  BVW isn't exactly going to like playing back page to them meaning he's probably got a bunch of stupid trades/deals up his sleeve.  He's not exactly a process guy like what McDermott's been doing 

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As you have probably read, Carlos Beltran has stated that he will only manage the Mets. Is this some attempt at redemption? Would he once and for all, truly lead this young Mets team and be their voice?

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13 hours ago, Rocket94 said:

As you have probably read, Carlos Beltran will only manage the Mets. Is this some attempt at redemption? Would he once and for all, truly lead this young Mets team and be their voice?

The thing that rubbed me the worst about Carlos was years later when he signed with the Yankees.  The first thing he did was say the Mets mistreated him.  Before then I was always sort of eeh on him but that made him seem to me an overpaid over sensitive athlete.  
 

Not sure what this is about?  I mean maybe he’s sincere?  But like my momma tells me don’t burn bridges with people 

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1 minute ago, Another Fan said:

The thing that rubbed me the worst about Carlos was years later when he signed with the Yankees.  The first thing he did was say the Mets mistreated him.  Before then I was always sort of eeh on him but that made him seem to me an overpaid over sensitive athlete.  
 

Not sure what this is about?  I mean maybe he’s sincere?  But like my momma tells me don’t burn bridges with people 

I never understood how the Mets mistreated Beltran. I believe that he concocted the whole thing in his head. Yes, then he jumps to the Yankees with his parting shots. What worries me about Beltran the most is, has this guy matured enough in his own life? Are we sure he can lead a very positive young core? Surely these young players are aware of how he left the Mets. This seems like a self less, team first core.

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Now Eduardo Perez is being considered as Mets manager. I hear that he has been working the phones seeking advice. Guess who his colleague is? Jessica Mendoza! She is the one who told Arod as Yankees advisor that the Yankees should pursue Thor at the trade deadline. She also works for the Mets to assist Brodie with his new "out of the box" approach with Mets operations.

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18 minutes ago, Rocket94 said:

Now Eduardo Perez is being considered as Mets manager. Guess who his colleague is? Jessica Mendoza! She is the one who told Arod as Yankees advisor that the Yankees should pursue Thor at the trade deadline. She also works for the Mets to help Brodie with his new "out of the box" approach with Mets operations.

My first thought was who the heck is Eduardo Perez.

 

I have a feeling Jerry Seinfeld May be next for an interview with the out of the box approach.  At least he’s been a loyal fan 

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1 minute ago, Another Fan said:

My first thought was who the heck is Eduardo Perez.

 

I have a feeling Jerry Seinfeld May be next for an interview with the out of the box approach.  At least he’s been a loyal fan 

Ha! The way the Mets do things, any one of us fans should get out our resumes

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