Ex-Mets Clubhouse Manager Pleads Guilty – New York Times
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Ex-Mets Clubhouse Manager Pleads Guilty
New York Times In more than 30 years with the Mets organization, Charlie Samuels had come to epitomize the unglamorous side of baseball. Far from the camera flashbulbs and the autograph-seekers, he had probably scrubbed grass stains out of more blue-and-orange … Former Mets Clubhouse Manager Samuels Pleads Guilty in Memorabilia Case Former Mets Clubhouse Manager Pleads Guilty Mets ex-clubhouse aide pleads guilty |
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Mets Holding Out for Their Own Hero – New York Times
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Mets Holding Out for Their Own Hero
New York Times In a clubhouse that was largely empty and had not yet sprung to training camp life, David Wright was given the opportunity to grasp the one shred of hope that Mets fans still have to hang onto. Is there someone, anyone, who might do for his team this … Mets' David Wright has something to prove coming off injury-riddled season Street Vibe: Asking Random Mets Fans Questions About 2012 Could Mets' fan favorites David Wright, Ike Davis follow Jose Reyes out of town? |
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Should the Mets Retire Carter’s Number? – New York Times (blog)
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Should the Mets Retire Carter's Number?
New York Times (blog) By KEN BELSON Jim Mcisaac/Getty ImagesThe Mets have not retired No. 8, for Gary Carter or Yogi Berra. The passing of Gary Carter last week elicited warm memories from his teammates, including Keith Hernandez, Ron Darling and Wally Backman. Memorial for Mets great Carter set for Friday John Quattrucci: Catch you later, Kid NY Mets great Gary Carter, dead after bout with brain cancer, got to say … |
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Spring of ’62: Revisiting the Dawn of the Mets – New York Times
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Spring of '62: Revisiting the Dawn of the Mets
New York Times It's a lesson that has lasted 50 years, since the Mets were new and America felt good about itself. There was room for a lovable loser in sports in those heady days of JFK's Camelot, the Peace Corps and John Glenn orbiting the earth. Fifty years ago, it all began for the Mets |
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Mets enter camp hanging hopes on thrifty roster – New York Post
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Mets enter camp hanging hopes on thrifty roster
New York Post LUCIE — Mets pitchers and catchers will report to camp tomorrow, starting another spring training in which manager Terry Collins will try to convince his team it can compete. The Mets have shed about $50 million in payroll from the start of last year … For Mets, David Wright's uncertain future looms over team as spring training … Alderson and Mets in No Rush to Decide If Mets challenge, the purse strings could open |
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Gary Carter, Star Catcher Who Helped Mets to Series Title, Dies at 57 – New York Times
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Gary Carter, Star Catcher Who Helped Mets to Series Title, Dies at 57
New York Times Gary Carter, the slugging catcher known as Kid for the sheer joy he took in playing baseball, who entered the Hall of Fame as a Montreal Expo but who most famously helped propel the Mets to their dramatic 1986 World Series championship, died Thursday … Mets icon Carter succumbs to cancer Mets great Carter dead at age of 57 Slugging Catcher Fueled Mets' Glory of 1980s |
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