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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Damion Easley – His Mets Career 2007-2008
The Mets signed Damion Easley, a 15 year veteran, as a free agent prior to the 2007 season. Easley was considered a very valuable commodity since he had the ability to play multiple positions. The Mets plan was to use … Continue reading
Posted in 2007 Mets, 2008 Mets, All-time Mets
Tagged Atlanta Braves, August 2nd, Bats, Bench, Best Game, Career, Commodity, Damion Easley, Entire Season, Free Agent, Games, High Ankle Sprain, Home Runs, Met, Mets History, Milwaukee Brewers, Rbis, Rout, Two Seasons, Veteran
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Vic Darensbourg – His Mets Career 2004
The Mets signed left-handed pitcher Vic Darensbourg as a free agent on July 15, 2004. He initially reported to the Norfolk Tides, the Mets triple A affiliate where he went 1-1 in 18 games before being called up to New … Continue reading
Posted in 2004 Mets, All-time Mets
Tagged Affiliate, Career, Debut, Detroit Tigers, Five Games, Free Agent, Handed Pitcher, Left Handed, Met, Mets, Norfolk Tides, Philadelphia Phillies, Vic Darensbourg
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John Cangelosi – His Mets Career 1994
The Mets signed John Cangelosi, a journeyman outfielder, as a free agent prior to the 1994 season. Cangelosi served mainly as a fourth outfielder for the Mets and hit .252 with 4 RBIs before being released on July 8. His … Continue reading
Posted in 1994 Mets, All-time Mets
Tagged 10th Inning, Best Game, Career, Fourth Outfielder, Free Agent, John Cangelosi, Lead, Majors, Mets, Montreal Expos, Rbis
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Jim Beauchamp – His Mets Career 1972-1973
The Mets acquired Jim Beauchamp from the St Louis Cardinals following the 1971 season. Beauchamp was a journeyman outfielder/first baseman who would spend two seasons with the Mets as a pinch hitter and part time player. In his first season … Continue reading
Posted in 1972 Mets, 1973 Mets, All-time Mets
Tagged August 21, Best Game, First Baseman, Home Runs, Houston Astros, League Career, Major League, Mets, National League Pennant, Outfielder, Part Time, Pinch Hits, Pinch Hitter, Pittsburgh Pirates, Seven Games, St Louis Cardinals, Time Player, Trivia, Two Seasons, Willie Mays, World Series
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Tyler Yates – His Mets Career 2004
Right-handed pitcher Tyler Yates made the Mets pitching staff out of spring training in 2004 and made his major league debut on April 9 against the Montreal Expos. Yates pitched six shutout hits and received a no-decision in the Mets … Continue reading
Terry Blocker – His Mets Career 1985
Terry Blocker was drafted by the Mets in the first round of the 1981 amateur draft with the 4th overall pick. Blocker worked his way through the Mets minor league system and was considered by many in the organization to … Continue reading
Posted in 1985 Mets, All-time Mets
Tagged Amateur Draft, Atlanta Braves, Career, Collisions, Danny Heep, Doubleheader, Fly, Fly Ball, Grand Slam, Met, Mets History, Minor League System, Outfield, Pitcher Kevin Brown, San Diego Padres, Second Game, Spring Training, Tidewater Tides, Ties, Two Seasons
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Jeff Reardon – His Mets Career 1979-1981
Before he became one of the games top closers Jeff Reardon served as a middle reliever for the Mets. He made his Major League debut with the Mets on June 17, 1979 against the Atlanta Braves. He pitched one inning … Continue reading
Posted in 1979 Mets, 1980 Mets, 1981 Mets, All-time Mets
Tagged Atlanta Braves, Baseball History, Cardinals, Career, Franchise History, Game, Games, Jeff Reardon, League Debut, Major League, Mets, Middle Reliever, Montreal Expos, Outfielder, Stroke, Trades, Valentine
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Sandy Alomar Sr. – His Mets Career 1967
Sandy Alomar Sr. was an up and coming 2nd baseman when the Mets acquired him from the Houston Astros in March 1967 for Derrell Griffith. He would play in just 15 games for the Mets and did not get a … Continue reading
Posted in 1967 Mets, All-time Mets
Tagged Angels, Baseman, Bats, Career, Chicago White Sox, Coach, Derrell, Distinction, Father And Son, Games, Houston Astros, Ken Boyer, Mets, Organization, Rangers, Roberto Alomar, Sandy Alomar Sr, Team History, Willie Randolph, Yankees
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Bob Aspromonte – His Mets Career 1971
Bob Aspromonte a utility infielder who started his career with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1956 ended it in 1971 with the Mets. He was the last Brooklyn Dodger to play in the majors. The Mets acquired the native Brooklynite on … Continue reading
Posted in 1971 Mets, All-time Mets
Tagged Atlanta Braves, Best Game, Bob Aspromonte, Brooklyn, Brooklyn Dodger, Brooklyn Dodgers, Brooklynite, Career, Driving Game, Former Team, Games, Herbel, Home Runs, Majors, Mets, Utility Infielder
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Jeff Conine – His Mets Career 2007
Looking for an extra bat off the bench as they attempted to reach the postseason for the second straight season, the Mets acquired Jeff Conine from the Cincinnati Reds on August 20, 2007. A 16 year veteran and former All-Star … Continue reading
Posted in 2007 Mets, All-time Mets
Tagged Aaron Sele, All Star, Baseball History, Bat, Bench, Career, Cincinnati Reds, Collapses, Debut, Florida Marlins, Games, Jeff Conine, Mets, Pop, Rbis, San Diego Padres, Straight Season, Veteran, World Series, World Series Titles
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