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Omar Minaya is currently the General Manager for the New York Mets. The first Hispanic man to hold the position of general manager in major league baseball history, he was a career minor league player before moving to major league scouting.
Omar Minaya is currently the General Manager for the New York Mets. The first Hispanic man to hold the position of general manager in major league baseball history, he was a career minor league player before moving to major league scouting.
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Pelfrey, Mets keep rolling with 7-2 win over Cards
david.lennon@newsday.comThe party never stops at Shea Stadium for the top team in the National League East. On Merengue Night, which always attracts a packed house, the relentless Mets danced their way to a 7-2 victory over the Cardinals on Friday. Mike Pelfrey allowed one...Tags: Damion Easley, Carlos Delgado, Damaso Marte, Major League Baseball, Carl Yastrzemski
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Wakeup Call - July 25, 2008
WILPON: I MIS-FIRED ''[ Mets CEO] Fred Wilpon said he learned something from firing Willie Randolph,'' the New York Daily News' Bob Raismann writes. ''And it is this: The next time he fires a manager he'll do it in the light of day, when reporters are...Tags: George Brett, ESPN, New York Mets, Baseball, Major League Baseball
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Wilpon regrets letting Willie go in wee hours
neil.best@newsday.comFred Wilpon and his organization endured a vicious beating from fans and the media last month for the circumstances of Willie Randolph's dismissal. Wednesday, the Mets CEO had harsh words for himself: "I screwed up," he said. Speaking to reporters at...Tags: Texas Rangers, Father's Day, Television Industry, Philadelphia Phillies, New York Mets
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Mets' Wilpon: 'I Screwed Up' Randolph's Firing
Mets CEO Fred Wilpon and his organization took plenty of heat from fans and media last month for the circumstances of Willie Randolph's dismissal. Wednesday, Wilpon had harsh words for himself: "I screwed up," he said. Speaking to reporters at SNY's...Tags: Long Island Ducks, Chicago White Sox, Clay Buchholz, Boston Red Sox, Management Change
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Lip service: Fogg to miss start after shot to mouth
Wire reportsJosh Fogg will miss his next start for the Cincinnati Reds because of a split upper lip, suffered when he was hit in the face during batting practice. The right-hander chipped a tooth and needed 30 stitches to close the wound Tuesday night. He was...Tags: Jorge Posada, Long Island Ducks, Spring Training, Baltimore Orioles, Manny Ramirez
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Mets might make a move at trade deadline
anthony.rieber@newsday.comWith the July 31 trade deadline 10 days away, Mets manager Jerry Manuel said yesterday he expects the team will be able to make a move. "I think because of the position we're in, I think it's going to be entertained very strongly," he said. "I think...Tags: Moises Alou, Casey Blake, Endy Chavez, Johan Santana, Jamie Moyer
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Mets delay Church's return as precaution
david.lennon@newsday.comThe Mets refused to call it a setback. And neither did Ryan Church. But it still was surprising yesterday that Church was limited to light exercise and could not participate in batting practice the day after he was eligible to return from the disabled...Tags: Moises Alou, Pedro Martinez, New York Mets
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Church back in NYC; still in limbo
On the Mets beatRyan Church returned to New York last night and is currently being examined today after complaining of what doctors initially believed to be a severe migraine headache on Saturday. Church, who missed 23 days with post-concussion symptoms, was not doing......Tags: Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Manhattan, New York, New York Mets
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Out of Leftfield
On the Mets beatBack in spring training, I couldn't help but jump on the Barry Bonds bandwagon when Moises Alou was suddenly lost to hernia surgery. With Carlos Delgado complaining of a degenerative hip condition, and Alou in limbo, I thought courting Bonds......Tags: Spring Training, Moises Alou, Carlos Delgado, Armando Benitez, Philadelphia Phillies
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Longtime baseball aficionado Foley dies at 79
john.jeansonne@newsday.comRed Foley, the cigar-chomping fixture at New York ballparks who spent decades meticulously recording hits and errors when he wasn't chit-chatting with managers in their dugouts and clubhouses, died yesterday in a Flushing hospital. He was 79. For 36...Tags: Periodicals, Robin Ventura, All Stars, Major League Baseball, Joe Donnelly
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