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| Frayed Knot Feb 12 2008 08:10 AM |
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Considering those returning players who are probables for this year's 25-man roster, we go into the year w/a 24 y/o as the one with the most continous service time on the team and only 4 who were Mets prior to opening day '05:
* time not continous, wasn't on 2005 team.
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| sharpie Feb 12 2008 08:15 AM |
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Luis, not Jose Castillo.
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| John Cougar Lunchbucket Feb 12 2008 08:22 AM |
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I would never have pegged Ramon Castro to be a guy who would one day be starting his fourth year with the Mets.
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| AG/DC Feb 12 2008 08:24 AM |
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Feliciano is a fun case. He appears, when you look at his record, to be a continuous Met. In fact he's been lost once to the Tigers on winter waivers, where he was reclaimed after the Tiggs released him from camp, and signed once by the Fukuoka Hawks where he played for a year.
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| Frayed Knot Feb 12 2008 08:30 AM |
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Yeah, him too.
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| Gwreck Feb 12 2008 10:41 AM |
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According to [url=http://bats.blogs.nytimes.com/tag/mets/]Ben Shipgel[/url], Aaron Heilman's seniority finally paid off as he got his own reserved parking place in Port St. Lucie. (I seem to recall he was miffed that he didn't get one last year).
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| SteveJRogers Feb 12 2008 05:49 PM |
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Then again, that does seem to be the norm for Met backup backstops through the years.
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