From the Metsgeek - Winner/Losers (Sox)

by Brush Back on Jan 15, 2008 10:17 AM CST

Here's the summary of the AL as per the Metsgeek site. While you might, or might not agree, with his summary of the AL - it does make something to read in this very dull period of nothing going on. (Unless you want to keep reading about how the Yankees are, or are not, negotiating for Santana)

AL_Winners/Losers

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nothing new

someone saying the sox were losers because they missed out on FA's, overpayed for linebrink, signed uribe, and traded for o-cab....

12/12/07- We'll miss you Andy Gonzalez

by The Deacon on Jan 15, 2008 10:44 AM CST reply actions

Good times

I like how the Sox don't deserve to have won in 2005 because they are making bad moves now. I await the NL winner/losers so I can see a review of Minaya's abysmal Milledge trade and a sober assessment of how the Mets overvaluing of Humber and Pelfrey has led them to not acquire the starter they really need. It's unfair, but the Mets bad moves are actually worse than the Sox (stay with me here) -- a bad move or lack of a move by the Mets moves them farther from the playoffs which are so tantalizing close.

by hitlesswonder on Jan 15, 2008 10:49 AM CST reply actions

hahahah

i forgot to comment on that part about not deserving a WS in 2005.... what a joke. and yes, i agree, if theyd ever get over drooling about humber and pelfry and acquire a solid SP, theyd be looking at the playoffs/WS for sure.

12/12/07- We'll miss you Andy Gonzalez

by The Deacon on Jan 15, 2008 10:56 AM CST up reply actions

The Mets left side of the infield

is without a doubt the best in baseball, but their right side of the infield is not very young at all. (Castillo, 33. Delgado, 36).

"God knows I gave my best in baseball at all times and no man on earth can truthfully judge me otherwise."

by Shoeless In SC on Jan 15, 2008 11:49 AM CST up reply actions

Mets fans completely overrate Pelfrey

Up to this point Pelfrey just hasn't been that great. His numbers were terrible last year, and he was a 23 year old repeating the league -- K/9 under 7.00, K/BB ratio of just barely 2.0, a non-spectacular WHIP... he's just not very impressive and, to be quite frank, he's probably worse than both of our young #4-5 starters (not to mention Egbert).

But enough Met bashing for me -- I'll let the whack-ass Milledge trade play out and that should be painful enough for Mets' rooters.

by CWSKeith on Jan 15, 2008 12:13 PM CST up reply actions