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Final - Jun. 14
CHC
NYM6
3 -
Final - Jun. 15
CHC
NYM5
2 -
Final - Jun. 16
CHC
NYM3
4 -
Final - Jun. 17
NYM
ATL1
2 -
Final - Jun. 18
NYM
ATL4
3 -
June 18 - DH
NYM
ATL7:10
PM -
June 19
NYM
ATL7:10
PM -
June 20
NYM
ATL7:10
PM -
June 21
NYM
PHI7:05
PM -
June 22
NYM
PHI4:05
PM -
June 23
NYM
PHI1:35
PM -
June 25
NYM
CWS8:10
PM -
June 26
NYM
CWS8:10
PM -
June 27
NYM
COL6:10
PM -
June 28
WSH
NYM7:10
PM -
June 29
WSH
NYM1:10
PM -
June 30
WSH
NYM1:10
PM -
July 1
ARZ
NYM7:10
PM -
July 2
ARZ
NYM7:10
PM -
July 3
ARZ
NYM7:10
PM -
July 4
ARZ
NYM1:10
PM -
July 5
NYM
MIL8:10
PM -
July 6
NYM
MIL7:15
PM -
July 7
NYM
MIL2:10
PM -
July 8
NYM
SF10:15
PM -
July 9
NYM
SF10:15
PM -
July 10
NYM
SF3:45
PM -
July 12
NYM
PIT7:05
PM -
July 13
NYM
PIT7:15
PM -
July 14
NYM
PIT1:35
PM -
July 19
PHI
NYM7:10
PM -
July 20
PHI
NYM1:10
PM -
July 21
PHI
NYM1:10
PM -
July 22
ATL
NYM7:10
PM -
July 23
ATL
NYM7:10
PM -
July 24
ATL
NYM7:10
PM -
July 25
ATL
NYM12:10
PM -
July 26 - DH
NYM
WSH7:05
PM -
July 27
NYM
WSH3:05
PM -
July 28
NYM
WSH1:35
PM -
July 29
NYM
MIA7:10
PM -
July 30
NYM
MIA7:10
PM -
July 31
NYM
MIA7:10
PM -
August 1
NYM
MIA12:40
PM -
August 2
KC
NYM7:10
PM -
August 3
KC
NYM1:10
PM -
August 4
KC
NYM1:10
PM -
August 6
COL
NYM7:10
PM -
August 7
COL
NYM7:10
PM -
August 8
COL
NYM12:10
PM -
August 9
NYM
ARZ9:40
PM -
August 10
NYM
ARZ8:10
PM -
August 11
NYM
ARZ4:10
PM -
August 12
NYM
LAD10:10
PM -
August 13
NYM
LAD10:10
PM -
August 14
NYM
LAD10:10
PM -
August 15
NYM
SD10:10
PM -
August 16
NYM
SD10:10
PM -
August 17
NYM
SD8:10
PM -
August 18
NYM
SD4:10
PM -
August 20
ATL
NYM7:10
PM -
August 21
ATL
NYM1:10
PM -
August 23
DET
NYM7:10
PM -
August 24
DET
NYM4:05
PM -
August 25
DET
NYM1:10
PM -
August 26
PHI
NYM7:10
PM -
August 27
PHI
NYM7:10
PM -
August 28
PHI
NYM7:10
PM -
August 29
PHI
NYM1:10
PM -
August 30
NYM
WSH7:05
PM -
August 31
NYM
WSH7:05
PM -
September 1
NYM
WSHTBA
-
September 2
NYM
ATL1:10
PM -
September 3
NYM
ATL7:10
PM -
September 4
NYM
ATL12:10
PM -
September 6
NYM
CLE7:05
PM -
September 7
NYM
CLE6:05
PM -
September 8
NYM
CLE1:05
PM -
September 9
WSH
NYM7:10
PM -
September 10
WSH
NYM7:10
PM -
September 11
WSH
NYM7:10
PM -
September 12
WSH
NYM1:10
PM -
September 13
MIA
NYM7:10
PM -
September 14
MIA
NYM4:10
PM -
September 15
MIA
NYM1:10
PM -
September 17
SF
NYM7:10
PM -
September 18
SF
NYM7:10
PM -
September 19
SF
NYM1:10
PM -
September 20
NYM
PHI7:05
PM -
September 21
NYM
PHI7:05
PM -
September 22
NYM
PHI1:35
PM -
September 23
NYM
CIN7:10
PM -
September 24
NYM
CIN7:10
PM -
September 25
NYM
CIN12:35
PM -
September 26
MIL
NYM7:10
PM -
September 27
MIL
NYM7:10
PM -
September 28
MIL
NYM4:10
PM -
September 29
MIL
NYM1:10
PM -
July 26 - DH
NYM
WSH1:35
PM -
August 19
NYM
MIN2:10
PM -
September 14
MIA
NYM4:10
PM -
Final - Apr. 1
SD
NYM2
11 -
Final - Apr. 3
SD
NYM4
8 -
Final - Apr. 4
SD
NYM2
1 -
Final - Apr. 5
MIA
NYM7
5 -
Final - Apr. 6
MIA
NYM3
7 -
Final - Apr. 7
MIA
NYM3
4 -
Final - Apr. 8
NYM
PHI7
2 -
Final - Apr. 9
NYM
PHI3
8 -
Final - Apr. 10
NYM
PHI3
7 -
Final - Apr. 12
NYM
MIN14
5 -
Final - Apr. 13
NYM
MIN4
2 -
Final - Apr. 16
NYM
COL8
4 -
F/10 - Apr. 16
NYM
COL8
9 -
Final - Apr. 18
NYM
COL3
11 -
Final - Apr. 19
WSH
NYM1
7 -
Final - Apr. 20
WSH
NYM7
6 -
Final - Apr. 21
WSH
NYM0
2 -
Final - Apr. 23
LAD
NYM7
2 -
F/10 - Apr. 24
LAD
NYM3
7 -
Final - Apr. 25
LAD
NYM3
2 -
Final - Apr. 26
PHI
NYM4
0 -
Final - Apr. 27
PHI
NYM9
4 -
Final- Apr. 28
PHI
NYM5
1 -
F/15 - Apr. 29
NYM
MIA3
4 -
Final - Apr. 30
NYM
MIA1
2 -
Final - May 1
NYM
MIA7
6 -
Final - May 3
NYM
ATL7
5 -
Final - May 5
NYM
ATL4
9 -
F/10 - May 7
CWS
NYM0
1 -
Final - May 8
CWS
NYM6
3 -
Final - May 9
PIT
NYM2
3 -
Final - May 10
PIT
NYM7
3 -
Final - May 11
PIT
NYM11
2 -
Final - May 12
PIT
NYM3
2 -
Final - May 13
NYM
STL3
6 -
Final - May 14
NYM
STL4
10 -
Final - May 15
NYM
STL2
4 -
Final - May 16
NYM
STL5
2 -
Final - May 17
NYM
CHC3
2 -
Final - May 18
NYM
CHC2
8 -
Final - May 19
NYM
CHC4
3 -
Final - May 20
CIN
NYM4
3 -
Final - May 21
CIN
NYM4
0 -
Final - May 22
CIN
NYM7
4 -
F/10 - May 24
ATL
NYM7
5 -
Final - May 25
ATL
NYM6
0 -
Final - May 26
ATL
NYM2
4 -
Final - May 27
NYY
NYM1
2 -
Final - May 28
NYY
NYM1
2 -
Final - May 29
NYM
NYY9
4 -
Final - May 30
NYM
NYY3
1 -
Final - May 31
NYM
MIA1
5 -
Final - Jun. 1
NYM
MIA1
8 -
Final - Jun. 2
NYM
MIA6
11 -
Final - Jun. 4
NYM
WSH2
3 -
Final - Jun. 5
NYM
WSH10
1 -
F/20 - Jun. 8
MIA
NYM2
1 -
F/10 - Jun. 9
MIA
NYM8
4 -
Final - Jun. 11
STL
NYM9
2 -
Final - Jun. 12
STL
NYM1
5 -
Final - Jun. 13
STL
NYM2
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Bourn Chooses Tribe Over Mets
- Updated: February 12, 2013
According to multiple reports, free-agent OF Michael Bourn has agreed to a 4-year, $48 million deal (with the chance to make it 5-years, $60 million) with the Cleveland Indians. He is the second high-priced outfield acquisition made by the Indians this off-season. Earlier this winter, they signed free-agent RF Nick Swisher to a 4-year, $56 million deal with an option for a 5th year.
So naturally when this was announced, the Mets twitterverse exploded. There are too may vulgar words to post any of the tweets, but most of them were directed to Mets General Manager, Sandy Alderson. The vast majority of the tweets included “EFF”, “YOU”, and Alderson.
Understandably so, Mets fans feel abused once again. It finally seemed like there was going to be a Major League caliber outfielder signed this off-season, but it was not to be.
#Mets offer to Bourn was 4 yrs with no options at the same $48M range he got from #Indians
— Joel Sherman (@Joelsherman1) February 12, 2013
The final straw in this saga that has pushed many fans over the edge, is that the Mets and Bourn had a very similar deal in place, but Alderson had asked Bourn and his agent, Scott Boras to wait 2 or 3 more weeks for a ruling on the infamous draft pick. It would have taken two to three weeks more to get a ruling, pushing this well into spring training.
Honestly, this will wind up being a blessing in disguise for the Mets. There is no way you can actually give a 30-year old outfielder, who relies on his legs, that kind of money and years. If he wound up with the Mets, we all know that by the 3rd year of that contract, he would have had nagging hamstring issues and he will lose his range in cavernous Citi Field.
If you follow me on Twitter, you know from day one I have been extremely against signing Bourn from day one. I understand that he’s an outfielder and better than anyone that the Mets currently have, but that doesn’t mean you throw every last dollar you have at the guy. Mets fans keep talking about him like he’s Josh Hamilton. He’s not. He’s Michael Bourn. A one-time gold glove winning center fielder who steals bases. He’s left-handed. He’s a slap hitter. He has struck out THREE HUNDRED TIMES in the past two seasons. Let that sink in Mets fans. Three. Hundred. Times. Did I mention his OPS over the past 4 seasons is .704? For reference, Daniel Murphy has a .766 career OPS.
This is NOT the type of guy who is going to take the Mets from a 70 win team, to an 86 min, wild-card contending team. I’m sorry, but he’s just not. There is one thing that Sandy Alderson has done so far with this team and it’s how to be fiscally responsible. I’m sure he has looked at the books extensively and knows that as a business, the New York Mets are pretty darn close to becoming one of those “dot com” companies of the early 2000′s.
Building a winner from within has been Alderson’s message from day one. If Bourn had become a Met, that would have been straying away from the plan. Stay the course Sandy. Don’t let the WFAN mongos get in your head and make you second guess your plan.





