Jose Reyes
A proposal: Trade Dickey for Reyes
The Mets would trade R.A. Dickey and Ruben Tejada to the Blue Jays. The Blue Jays would trade Jose Reyes and J.P. Arencibia to the Mets. More
(5)David Wright, the Met who stayed
The New York Mets and David Wright agreed to an eight-year, $138 million contract that should keep him a Met through 2020. More
What are the Mets offering David Wright?
With Major League Baseball's winter meetings just six days away, and New York Mets general manager Sandy Alderson looking for clarity by that time, it would ordinarily be encouraging that the Mets made David Wright a contract offer. More
Jeff Wilpon has been doing some thinking
New York Mets Chief Operating Officer Jeff Wilpon made some news on Tuesday, discussing negotiations with R.A. Dickey and David Wright even as he insisted the Mets weren't publicly discussing negotiations with R.A. Dickey and David Wright. More
Coney jumped the gun: The Blue Jays are better, but they're not the Yankees yet
There is little question that the Toronto Blue Jays managed to improve themselves dramatically in 2013 with the 12-player deal they completed with the Miami Marlins on Tuesday night. More
(2)The Marlins just dumped all their talent into the Yankees' division
The 12-player deal between the Miami Marlins and Toronto Blue Jays has two significant effects upon New York's baseball landscape. It eliminates an obstacle for the 2013 New York Mets, and it places a far heavier burden on the 2013 New York Yankees. More
Dickey's last start says it all about 2012
Tuesday was a kind of 2012 Mets season in miniature. More
Looking up at the 2012 Mets: The Miami Marlins
In the race to the bottom of the National League East, the New York Mets simply couldn't overtake the Miami Marlins, who this weekend dropped three straight to the Mets at Citi Field More
Are the Mets sliming Ike Davis now, too?
It was a familiar sight: a Mets player, surrounded by reporters, defending himself from criticism that came from the team employing him. More
Is David Wright giving the Mets an out?
Throughout the 2012 season, David Wright's play on the field has made questions about his value largely irrelevant, despite the Mets' many needs. More
(1)Like a pennant race without the pennant
The race is on for the New York Mets. More
For the Mets, it's like the late '70s all over again
If you're old enough to remember the Mets of the late 1970s, the 2012 Mets might be ringing a bell for you. More
(2)Australia has pluck, lacks LeBron James
The quarterfinal matchup between the United States and Australia in olympic men's basketball, won by the U.S., 119-86, was precisely to expectations. More
Mets ticket sales are looking dire, too
The New York Mets welcome the Miami Marlins to Citi Field on Tuesday night, now 52 home dates into an era without Jose Reyes as their star gate attraction. More
(4)No, Jose Reyes didn't make a mistake
The Miami Marlins, free-spending winter club turned sleeper spring National League pennant pick, have become summer sellers of many players who failed to turn that buzz into on-field results. More
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