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Pedro on Delgado

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...I asked Pedro Martinez for a scouting report on the slugger.

 

"Delgado," Pedro began, "is right up there with anybody."

 

Pedro then said the word again, slowly for emphasis ? "ANY-body.

 

"He's very difficult to pitch. He used to have a little hole inside. Got quicker. Got smarter. Recognized the strike zone a lot better, a very dangerous hitter. Especially if he's healthy all year.

 

"The presence of Delgado will make this team a contender right away," Martinez added, visions of the slugger dancing in his head.

 

"Not only on paper, but in attitude, in presence, everything, he will make this team a secure contender, probably one of the favorites in the league."

 

.....

 

 

 

:)

 

 

 

http://newyorkpost.com/sports/mets/39338.htm

I like this part better

Minaya The Scout knows the Mets need to upgrade the offense. When asked about the divisional fight between the Marlins and the Mets for Delgado's services hours before Delgado reached his decision, Minaya answered, "Any team that gets Carlos Delgado in the division is going to be a better team."

 

The Marlins are better, just like the Mets would have been "secure contenders" as Pedro said, if they landed Delgado.

Cool!

 

I cannot wait until Spring Training! I really did not pay any attention to Delgado when he was a Jay! So this will be kinda the first time I see him play :)

 

It's going to be one exciting year :)

Back in 2003 he gave the Blue Jays an almost contending offense even though they had just no one else on offense except Delgado and Wells. :o

Yeah, I expected Pedro to say "Oh he's okay... I mean he's big and hits it hard..." and not suck up at all to a guy he hoped to join the team, so this floors me.

Check out the Delgado video in my signature for a clip of Delgado taking Pedro deep :D .

Back in 2003 he gave the Blue Jays an almost contending offense even though they had just no one else on offense except Delgado and Wells. :o

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yeah that 2003 was a sick offensive season for him. and that was only 2 years ago. even his '04 numbers if you add about 25-30 missed games would've been right on track.

 

I expect some minor drop-offs due to having to face a lot of new pitchers, but not too much.

My top memory of delgado was this time that canseco and delgado were batting back to back in a game agaisnt the marlins. And alfonseca came in and struck both of them out back-to-back and picked up the save. (i think this was in 99 if it was 98 maybe it was mantei and not alfonseca but w/e its a blurry memory)

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