Does Methodology Matter?
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Covering the past, present and future of the New York Game
“My nature is such I am not interested in buying things. Building something is fun. That’s competition. That’s what the real fans really want.” – …
The person most responsible for the 1986 World Series trophy, a prize that the franchise has yet to regain, is nowhere to be found in the Mets Hall of Fame.
The decision to pay Derek Jeter $12 million isn’t about romanticism. It isn’t about a reward for a Hall of Fame career. It is based on business.
Gotham Baseball, like any great organization, is looking to put together a championship-caliber team that can consistently deliver for its readership.
Before overpaying for mediocre players, Mets should remember that a struggling John Olerud helped transform the Mets from doormat to contender.
The Wilpons and general manager Sandy Alderson value Collins as a loyal lieutenant who has put his ego aside and walked the organizational line without creating waves.”
The hardest decision to make when publishing a rumor — especially when it’s going to involve the New York Mets — is the maelstrom of negative energy that always seems to follow.
Shannon Shark and the guys over at MetsPolice.com have announced that and Darren Meehan and his team at The7Line.com they are going to hold a “Queens Baseball Convention” in 2014.
Michael Eder over at the collaboration site, “It’s About The Money and The Yankee Analysts” posted about the possibility of the Yankees bolstering their rotation from outside the organization, rather than within.
According to several reports, lots of folks are expecting Terry Collins to return as Mets manager for 2014. I think it’s a mistake, and for a variety of reasons.