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2009 New York Mets
Ryan Church is healthy again and that means good things for the Mets' 2009 chances. Luis Castilla hit .245 last season and will need to improve upon that mark in 2009. The Mets outfield is solid, with Daniel Murphy in left, Carlos Beltran in center and Ryan Church in right field.
The starting rotation is locked-in at four spots, with the fifth open for competition among Freddy Garcia, Tim Redding and Jon Niese. The four probably starters are:
Johan Santana
John Maine
Oliver Perez
Mike Pelfrey
Mets Hall of Famers
Elected at least partly based on performance with the Mets
Gary Carter (great Hair!), catcher, 1985-1989
Carter asked that his Hall of Fame plaque either be depicted as split between the Mets and Montreal Expos, or just as a Met. The Hall of Fame denied both of Carter's requests and he was inducted as an Expo. He should have worn Mets footie pajamas to the induction ceremony.
Tom Seaver, pitcher, 1967-1977, 1983 (only player with a Mets hat on Hall of Fame plaque)
Other Hall-of-Famers associated with the Mets
Richie Ashburn, outfielder, 1962
Yogi Berra, catcher, 1965, manager, 1972-1975
Willie Mays, outfielder, 1972-1973
Eddie Murray, first baseman, 1992-1993
Nolan Ryan, pitcher, 1966, 1968-1971
Duke Snider, outfielder, 1963
Warren Spahn, pitcher, 1965
Casey Stengel, manager, 1962-1965
New York Mets Facts
The Mets were founded in 1962 and are owned by Fred Wilpon. The Mets’ General Manager is Omar Minaya, and the Mets’ Manager is Willie Randolph, this author’s childhood hero.
Uniform Colors: Blue, Orange, White, Gray, Black
Team Mascot: Mr. Met, a human with a giant baseball for a head.
Local Television Affiliates: SportsNet New York, WPIX New York
Announcers: Gary Cohen, Ron Darling, Keith Hernandez
Local Radio Affiliates: WFAN, WADO (Spanish)
Announcers: Ed Coleman, Howie Rose, Tom McCarthy
Spring Training Facility: Thomas J. White Stadium, Port St. Lucie, FL
Opening Day, 2009, is the Mets first game in its new home -- Citi Field. Citi Field is 100% publicly financed to the tune of $610 million. The playing surface is grass and the Mets hope to celebrate a World Series there before too long.
The Mets called Shea Stadium home since 1964. The Orange and Blue semi-circle in Queens, NY, seats a whopping 57,000 New York Mets fans. Shea is a quinissential NY sports establishment -- the Yankees played there from 1974 to 1975 and the New York Jets played there from 1964 to 1983.
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