<p>Omar Minaya is not the GM for life, but he's the GM for now and <a href="http://www.newsday.com/sports/columnists/anthony-rieber/mets-consistent-in-sending-mixed-signals-1.2237575">Anthony Rieber </a>discusses what direction the Mets may take. </p>

Omar Minaya is not the GM for life, but he's the GM for now and Anthony Rieber discusses what direction the Mets may take.

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