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At least I think they should be.
Citing a lack of passion for the game, Bret Boone announced his retirement from the Mets spring training camp in Port St. Lucie, Florida.
The news was greeted with loud cheers from much of Greater New York. And probably the Twin Cities area too.
The three candidates now to play second base for the Mets are: Kaz Matsui, Jeff Keppinger, and Anderson Hernandez.
Though he'd never trade within the division.
Right?
Or else he expects Carlos Delgado to cover a lot of ground.
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Though he'd never trade within the division.
Right?
Right?
Or else he expects Carlos Delgado to cover a lot of ground.
Comment status: comments have been closed. Baseball Toaster is now out of business.