Jose Reyes

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• Mets some of MLB's best, worst at baserunning

  Collins hasnt had a stolen base threat on his roster since his first season helming the Mets, when he managed Jose Reyes. Andres Torres was the closest thing to a prototypical speedster on the Mets 2012 squad, and a combination of injuries and ineffectiveness   Read more »

• Jose Reyes only one of the reasons Blue Jays should be scary

  Fla. -- On Friday, former Mets shortstop Jose Reyes poured his heart out, discussing the disappointment of his 2012 season with the Miami Marlins and expressing resentment about being misled about his long-term status with that organization.By Saturday, that   Read more »

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• It’s always something with Amazin’ mess

  The Catch and the Mets still managed to lose Game 7 of the 2006 NLCS. The Other Shoe has meant, in recent years, any player (Jose Reyes, Carlos Beltran, Ike Davis, Johan Santana) exhibiting any kind of minor symptom (soreness, stiffness, contusion, abrasion)   from New York Post Read more »

• Derek Jeter's Diary: Ducks Have No Place in Baseball Roster Doctor: The Matchup Game: Miami's Blue Period

  was built with more than $500 million in public financing, opened last April with a bang. The team had signed free agents Jose Reyes, Mark Buehrle, and — what was $27 million more? — Heath Bell. Ozzie Guillen was the manager, and the reality series The Franchise   from ESPN Read more »

• Blue Jays Claim Aaron Laffey

  again. The Blue Jays announced today they've claimed lefty Aaron Laffey off waivers from the Mets, transferring shortstop Jose Reyes to the 60-day DL. Laffey had been designated for assignment by the Mets on Sunday. Laffey tossed 100 2/3 big league innings   from MLB Trade Rumors Read more »

• Toronto Blue Jays’ Start Slowed by Injuries and Poor Pitching

  — From the Toronto Blue Jays ’ dugout in Kansas City last Friday, R. A. Dickey could tell something was very wrong with Jose Reyes . They had played together with the Mets, and Dickey knew that Reyes always slides headfirst into second base. But that is not   from The New York Times Read more »

• Delgado: Jays look good but Reyes injury hurts

  season isn’t going according to plan for the Toronto Blue Jays. They have lost seven of their first 12 games and shortstop Jose Reyes will miss the first half of the season after spraining his ankle. Yet the most accomplished hitter in franchise history expects   from Sportsnet.ca Read more »