Randolph remains Mets skipper after meeting brass

[Jet Moses]

Back in June, out in July.

I like Alou, but... yeah.

[SouthernJet]

from espn:

The Delgado Watch: Two different NL scouts told us in the last week that it's time for the Mets to give up on the idea of reviving Carlos Delgado, a fellow who was once one of their favorite players.

One described watching Delgado these days as "sad." The other put it this way: "He can't field. And he can only hit [mistakes]. Anybody who can throw the ball with any velocity at all throws it right by him."

Unhappy Valentin's Day: It may sound crazy, but the ex-Met we keep hearing that his old team misses most is Jose Valentin.

"Not having Jose Valentin might be the biggest difference between this team and the 2006 team," said one baseball man. "He not only played well. He's a tough guy. He kept other players in line. And he added to the toughness and the winning attitude of that team. You look around that clubhouse now, and there's not one guy like that."

[Zeebers]

"Not having Jose Valentin might be the biggest difference between this team and the 2006 team," said one baseball man. "He not only played well. He's a tough guy. He kept other players in line. And he added to the toughness and the winning attitude of that team. You look around that clubhouse now, and there's not one guy like that."

Not coincidently, Reyes' poor play coincides with Valentin going down.

[Thai Jet]

2 wins in a row against a first place team. KEEP DELGADO ON THE BENCH.

#3 in a row and WITH Delgado no less. He went 2-4 but left 3 men on base and no ribbies.

[faba]

#3 in a row and WITH Delgado no less. He went 2-4 but left 3 men on base and no ribbies.

All the times Delgado has come up with guys on base and popped out or struck out- he could have like 55 runs batted in by now instead of 25.

[Jet Moses]

#3 in a row and WITH Delgado no less. He went 2-4 but left 3 men on base and no ribbies.

He also hit into YET ANOTHER double play (or was that Beltran?).