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i heard that the yankees,bosox and other team were inrterested in taking part of wencarnacion salary just to get jason stoke

if we sign delgado and encarnacion is not traded what would you like to see? 1-keep encarnacion playing right field and sit conine 2-move conine to right field and sit encarnacion 3-move cabrera to right field and conine to left i really dont like the way miguel plays right field,he has a lot to learn and he is not that fast and conine with his two surgeries in his shoulder will not be able to throw that hard from right field.

vida guerra will blow both of the out of the water :confused

Helton's the better all-around player than Delgado, and Helton (if he gets out of Colorado) may be a first ballot Hall of Famer simply because he's as good as his numbers indicate, he's not a product of Coors Field. I'd take him on my team (any team) in a heart beat, but the Rockies are going to ask for the world to trade him. For them, trading him and losing his contract would be the best thing for their organization, but they know that it would be a PR nightmare so I doubt he's moved for anything less than Miguel Cabrera. 663273[/snapback] miguel is the face of this franchise

how about sunsentinel's field :banghead j/k fish palace hahahahha

Castillo over Vidro? Ehhhhh. These rankings are pretty much useless anyway, a team could have a few elite players and a bunch of guys that aren't very good and rank like 30% while a team could have a bunch of 2nd tier players and rank 0% with this system. I think you have to rank each position 1-5 and give points for every player. That might even things out a bit more. 663130[/snapback] you are just jelous that we have a better 2b and he kill the mets every year(hits wise) plus he choose to stay here for less money :whistle

BASE ON 10% IN THE 10 POSITIONS RANDOLPH,BOBBY,ROBINSON,MANNUEL,mckeon hands down vote goes to bobby atlanta 10% **first basemen** thome,conine,phillips,laroche/franco,nick johnson thome gets the lead phillies 10% **second basemen** matsui,castillo,vidro,utley,giles castillo is the man here fishies 10% **short Stoppers** alex,furcal,rollins,reyes,washington? furcal takes it atlanta 10% **third basemen** lowell,Admin,wright,castilla,bell lowell easy marlins 10% **left fielders** burrell,cabrera,floyd,mondesi,endy chavez cabrera blows the competition fish 10% **center fielders** pierre,lofton,wilkerson,beltran,andrew beltran base on all around player mets 10% **right fielders** encarnacion,abreu,jordan,cameron,guillen abreu by a mile phillies 10% **catchers** loduca,brian,estrada,lieberthal,piazza estrada takes it atlanta 10% ratlanta 30% marlins 30% phillies 20% mets 10% wash 00% that's how the division will finish up flip flopping atlanta and marlins and phillies and mets since the mets has a better rotation than the phillies. does it make sence?

MAYBE DELGADO SIGNS WITH US TODAY,WHO KNOWS

CARLOS DELGADO Email Archives Print Reprint January 21, 2005 -- The Mets only slightly improved their month-old offer to Carlos Delgado yesterday, coming in just below what Florida had already bid. During a three-hour meeting in Puerto Rico, the club only barely sweetened the pot to three years and $34 million ? still less than the $35 million the Marlins currently have on the table. Perplexing? Sure. A deal-breaker? Nope. In spite of the club's lowball maneuvering, Delgado's agent, David Sloane, apparently came away impressed from the powwow. It's further proof this might truly be Omar Minaya's winter to remember. "Everything went extremely well," Sloane wrote via e-mail. "Having Jeff Wilpon join us for this meeting made it possible to discuss the issues regarding our respective proposals that we felt needed clarification. "Due to the better understanding we now have as to the challenges making this deal presents, [it] will certainly make it easier for us to proceed. "I anticipate having further conversations with Omar very soon in an attempt to move things forward from here." Through Mets spokesman Jay Horwitz, Minaya and Wilpon declined to comment. Calls and e-mails to those Mets officials were not returned. The day didn't start off well, as Mets officials were delayed because of a travel snafu in the Dominican Republic. They showed up between 60-90 minutes late, according to sources. And financially, the two sides remain worlds apart. The Mets originally offered three years and about $30 million a few weeks ago. Earlier this week, the Post's Mark Hale reported the agent's counter-offer was for five years and $80 million. One report stated the Mets were preparing to offer four years and approximately $45 million, but that wasn't the case yesterday, according to a source. A baseball official for another team thought the Mets would at least make an offer with a fourth-year option, but that also was not the case. This latest negotiating tactic is curious, to say the least. It's more curious when you consider the Mets hastily arranged the meeting in order to get in town a day before the Texas front office, which will meet with Sloane and Delgado today. The Mets have already allocated $172 million on the signings of Pedro Martinez and Carlos Beltran. Beyond Minaya's magic touch, the Mets secured those players because they offered the most money. Whether they can land Delgado without doing the same is questionable. Although four suitors officially remain for Delgado, baseball observers think the Mets and Marlins are in the lead for the 32-year-old. The Rangers are probably the bronze medalists in this field, although owner Tom Hicks leads their contingent. A Texas-based report said Hicks has "a glint in his eye" for Delgado, and he famously overpaid for Alex Rodriguez in December 2000. On the other hand, Mark Teixeira is entrenched at first and Delgado would probably be an everyday DH with the Rangers. Baltimore is fading into non-factor status, according to one Washington-based report. If the Mets don't sign Delgado, they'll probably pursue Travis Lee. John Olerud and Doug Mientkiewicz have also been mentioned. In other Mets news, the team is interested in signing righty reliever Jeff Nelson to a minor-league contract.

allright ass it aint Mr delgato,it's Delgado

let's say he signs with the Mess,will you boo him when we face him at the pro?

does any of you have espn insider,it says marlins leading delgados chase,please post the info