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Chad Bradford
Chad Bradford is a professional baseball player. He's a right-handed pitcher for the New York Mets and wears number 53. He is managed by pitching manager Rick Peterson.
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Were Carlos Delgado and John Olerud more valuable with the bat than Keith Hernandez—a star with the glove two decades earlier?
Is David Wright's combination of speed and power enough to see off Howard Johnson—the All-Star who took the current face of the franchise under his wing this winter to iron out his swing?
Is power more important than speed? Is the past worth more the present?
It all points to one question with hundreds of possibilities...
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We all know the Mets need to make changes after a disappointing 2009 season. All idea—for change need to be considered
That is why I look at the Tigers and see a possible answer for the Mets. I believe trading Carlos Beltran for Curtis Granderson and Joel Zumaya can help this team.
I know what you are thinking. Beltran is one of the best players on our team. Why would you trade him for a player that is not as good as him?
Well, I have four...
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Before they became a dysfunctional, injury-ridden 92-loss laughingstock, the New York Mets were actually not a bad team. Sure they had two consecutive meltdowns, one of colossal proportion, yet leaving room for hope until the bitter end, game No. 162.
It seems like ages ago, but the Mets were arguably the best team in baseball three short years ago, and fell a Carlos Beltran gapper short of a World Series berth. Also, remember that that team...
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As a fan, I’m a believer. For this reason, I have been stressing that Mets fans should not overreact to what has happened since the playoff run in 2006.
The Mets collapsed in September two years in a row, then in mid-June the next, but the fact of the matter is, they still retain one of the strongest and most talented cores in baseball with David Wright, Jose Reyes, Carlos Beltran, and Johan Santana.
I think any general manager in the league...
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First base is a power position. First basemen such as, Albert Pujols, Ryan Howard, Adrian Gonzalez, Mark Teixeira, and many more are among the top home run hitters in the league.
The Mets did not have much power last year. Albert Pujols singlehandily had more home runs than the whole Mets' team.
The Mets' new stadium, Citi Field was brought up by many as the reason why the Mets suffered this huge power outage in the 2009 season. I don't...
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