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Ramon Castro is a professional baseball player. He's a catcher for the New York Mets and wears number 11. He is managed by Willie Randolph.
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The New York Mets have fired Willie Randolph
Willie Randolph just found out how easily people and situations can turn ugly as he's been fired from the New York Mets, less than a year and a half after signing a multi-year contract with the team.
Randolph had taken the Mets to their first division title in nearly 18 years. But since then, the team has been in a virtual free fall. Losing is not something that's tolerated for long in the Major Leagues, so the rest is history.
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..."2 steps forward, 2 steps back" - The lyrics of an old Paula Abdul song and also of the Mets 2008 spring traning. The following comes from Newsday: First baseman Carlos Delgado and backup catcher Ramon Castro both suffered injuries and had to leave Martinez's start against the Tigers at Tradition Field. Delgado's was bloody and scary; Castro's might be more long-lasting. He reinjured his right hamstring and is scheduled to get an MRI Monday. The Mets already are without No. 1 catcher...
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...Great news from Mets camp - Ramon Castro who left the game on Sunday after his first ab, has only a strained hamstring. His MRI came back negative and he has been listed as day to day. This article comes from Newsday and says the following: The official prognosis is day-to-day, but it is a good sign that Castro was behind the plate catching Mike Pelfrey for this morning's simulated game. CLICK HERE FOR THE ARTICLE
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REPORTERS' BLOG Interact with Mets beat writer Jeremy Cothran and others. DAN GRAZIANO Interact with The Star-Ledger baseball columnist. STADIUM MEMORIES The Mets call Shea Stadium home for one more season. Share your memories before it's gone.
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The New York Mets have 22 games left at Shea Stadium. Being a Mets fan my whole life, I have seen so many one and two hitters. But my Metropolitans have ...
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Ramon Castro would have been the clear choice to start at catcher Monday with Pedro Martinez pitching for the Mets and the lefthanded Zach Duke throwing for Pittsburgh . He couldn't because he is still feeling pain in his right ankle. Jerry Manuel ...
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Ramon Castro would have been the clear choice to start at catcher Monday with Pedro Martinez pitching for the Mets and the lefthanded Zach Duke throwing for Pittsburgh. He couldn't because he is still feeling pain in his right ankle.
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Willie Randolph has thick skin but its not impenetrable. The New York Mets manager who has been criticized for his team's play and his style of mangament unloaded his frustrations to The (Bergen, N.J.) Record columnist Ian O'Connor. Many Mets fans ...
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The fact that the New York Mets already have a manager didn't stop former All-star catcher Gary Carter from campaigning for the job last weekend. Although today he would blame that on the media. On Friday, Carter, managing the Orange County Flyers in ...
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Still upset about the bungled firing of Willie Randolph? Frustrated by the Mets ' inactivity before last month's trade deadline? Have Luis Castillo 's baseball card mounted on your dartboard? Get over it. When Omar Minaya axed Randolph during that ...
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Matthew Siroty delivers an honest account of his first visit to Shea Stadium to watch his Mets play the San Diego Padres. by David Marine (Senior Writer) ...
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New York Mets catcher Ramon Castro left Thursday's game against the San Diego Padres after the fourth inning with recurring pain in his right ankle. ...
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Entering the season, the New York Mets were considered the favorite to win the NL East. They may not have expected the Florida Marlins to also be a major ...
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