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February 23, 2008
  
Link Dump: February 23rd, 2008

[12:06 PM] New York Times: Spring Training Roundup: It’s Almost as if Glavine Never Left the Braves
[12:06 PM] New York Times: Baseball: Big Raise for Pérez After Rare Arbitration
[10:09 AM] New York Post: BOTH $IDE$ ARE HAPPY FOR OLIVER
[10:09 AM] New York Post: SAN BLAST
[10:09 AM] New York Post: OWE, WHAT A FEELING!
[08:12 AM] Bergen Record: Glavine glad to be home
[08:12 AM] Bergen Record: Santana dazzles Mets hitters
[04:54 AM] NY Daily News: Harper: Johan wows Mets hitters
[04:54 AM] NY Daily News: Oliver_Perez deals Mets a rare loss
[03:17 AM] Newsday: Mets Perez is 1-0 after winning arbitration case
[03:17 AM] Newsday: SPRING TRAINING: E-MAIL FROM PORT ST. LUCIE
[03:17 AM] Newsday: Latest big spectacle: Mets Santana faces hitters
[03:00 AM] The Journal News: Mets Perez wins arbitration case
[03:00 AM] The Journal News: Santana impresses Mets in batting-practice session
[02:33 AM] TCPalm: Still in her own league, ballplayer will test arm tonight in Martin County
[02:33 AM] TCPalm: Mets wont charge for practice after all
[01:52 AM] Bergen Record: Mets notes
[01:14 AM] Star Ledger: Perez wins, awarded $6.5M - NJ.com
[01:14 AM] Star Ledger: Santana throws, draws a crowd - NJ.com
[08:44 PM] Sports Illustrated: Jon Heyman: Randolph needs bounce-back year
[08:44 PM] Sports Illustrated: Manny switching agents to Boras
[06:07 PM] MLB.com: Just one of those days
[02:47 PM] Fox Sports: Fantasy 08: Starting pitcher flops

Most headlines aggregated by SportSpyder.


45 Responses to “Link Dump: February 23rd, 2008”

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  1. Comment posted by Pickles on February 23, 2008 at 12:39 am (#615514)

    Shawn Green is gone
    days go by but I’m still OK
    Johan gets my motor running
    I confess nothing
    but my hate for the unjust
    I challenge you
    single minded souls
    to embrace advice
    I give thee today
    I pledge to not rest
    until the day
    Ryan Church
    and Brian Schneider
    no longer put on the fair uniform
    of the New York Mets

    Pickles

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  3. Comment posted by Lunkwill Fook on February 23, 2008 at 12:49 am (#615515)

    ::polite applause::

  4. Comment posted by Dave in Spain on February 23, 2008 at 3:43 am (#615517)

    When again this I read
    My eyes start to bleed
    Give it a rest
    It´ll be for the best.

  5. Comment posted by Dave in Spain on February 23, 2008 at 6:12 am (#615519)

    My wife sent me this short video. Subtle hint??…
    lmao
    http://www.dalealplay.com/informaciondecontenido.php?con=42153

  6. Comment posted by NjMF on February 23, 2008 at 7:45 am (#615520)

    So when does Clemens go to jail?? I cant stand that guy. He is a smug piece of crap.

    Where are the GOP members to defend him now??

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  8. Comment posted by MetsFanSince71 on February 23, 2008 at 8:22 am (#615521)

    When again this I read
    My eyes start to bleed
    Give it a rest
    It´ll be for the best.

    Amen, Dave. Amen.

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  10. Comment posted by MetsFanSince71 on February 23, 2008 at 8:34 am (#615522)

    Someone in Georgia is $270M richer this morning.

  11. Comment posted by El Sid Rulz on February 23, 2008 at 10:01 am (#615523)

    “I think 29 other teams would love to have Derek Jeter,” Girardi said.

    Make that 28 big guy.

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  13. Comment posted by MetsFanSince71 on February 23, 2008 at 10:07 am (#615524)

    “I think 29 other teams would love to have Derek Jeter,” Girardi said.

    I’d take Jeter….
    The Mets could use a righty bat off the BENCH! lol

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  15. Comment posted by MetsFanSince71 on February 23, 2008 at 10:08 am (#615525)

    Lamp girl has terrible knees. Just sayin’

  16. Comment posted by DoctorK16 on February 23, 2008 at 10:42 am (#615526)

    I’m sure Jeter could learn to play great second base.

  17. Comment posted by BOB A. BOOEY on February 23, 2008 at 11:21 am (#615527)

    alllo gang,,,,

  18. Comment posted by C Low on February 23, 2008 at 11:25 am (#615528)

    http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/player/popup/?rn=207187&cl=6508758&ch=207399&src=sports

    Hysterical! even for a Phillie prank. Wow, even the media was in on it.

  19. Comment posted by BOB A. BOOEY on February 23, 2008 at 11:30 am (#615529)

    that thing is funny ,,, anyone know whn single game tixxx will be avaialbe for los mets ???????

  20. Comment posted by sheadenizen on February 23, 2008 at 11:55 am (#615530)

    from what i have been told, by people connected to the team, the Mets will not be using any sort of slogans or taglines this season…to which i can only say, thank you…

    Guess Cerrone didn’t get the memo.

    The 2008 New York Mets
    Believe Nothing. Play the games!

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  22. Comment posted by MetsFanSince71 on February 23, 2008 at 12:12 pm (#615531)

    I’m wondering if they’ll still play Takin’ Care of Business after wins??

    I have to say it’s grown on me

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  24. Comment posted by MetsFanSince71 on February 23, 2008 at 12:13 pm (#615532)

    I’m sure Jeter could learn to play great second base.

    Castillo and Show for Jeter.

    Get yer done, Omar!

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  26. Comment posted by 86Forever on February 23, 2008 at 12:24 pm (#615533)

    I still like The 2008 Mets: We See Things You Don’t.

  27. Comment posted by jas on February 23, 2008 at 12:28 pm (#615534)

    “I think 29 other teams would love to have Derek Jeter,” Girardi said.

    Except maybe the Mets, Colorado, Florida, Milwaukee, Philadelphia…

  28. Comment posted by littlefallsmets on February 23, 2008 at 12:46 pm (#615535)

    I concur, I’d take him at second or first…

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  30. Comment posted by Jessica on February 23, 2008 at 12:47 pm (#615536)

    And Boston, of course (even though Lugo sucks)

  31. Comment posted by bcuster on February 23, 2008 at 12:59 pm (#615537)

    the mets play the michigan wolverines (a/k/a skunkpigs) next week. i hope we kick their asses…

  32. Comment posted by john on February 23, 2008 at 1:07 pm (#615538)

    heh my gf is a huge wvu fan…….so she cant stand UM naturally since they stoled both the football and basketball coaches. She hopes we kill them lol

  33. Comment posted by bcuster on February 23, 2008 at 1:17 pm (#615539)

    normally, for me, it is usually “notre dame fighting irish vs michigan wolverines” or “miami redHawks vs michigan wolverines” it just seems a little weird “new york mets vs michigan wolverines” this is like some kind of cosmic crossroads in my life. or not…

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  35. Comment posted by pj on February 23, 2008 at 1:52 pm (#615540)

    michigan vs msu is a great series. i am sure it hurts them to play each other so often, but i am enjoying watching MSU rise to the challenge this weekend.

    this is a down year for theeeeee Ohio State University hockey, so redHawks have a schedule advantage over the teams from the big Mitten. the Miami/OSU rivalry always brings out the best in both teams, even in down years.

    mets/michigan is meaningless except i think freddie coupons is an alum.

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  37. Comment posted by pj on February 23, 2008 at 1:55 pm (#615541)

    coupons isn’t an appropriate nickname for mr wilpon after the santana deal.

    i will call him TOFKAC from now on

    TOFKAC = the owner formerly known as coupons

    Son of TOFKAC = jeffy

  38. Comment posted by jas on February 23, 2008 at 2:03 pm (#615542)

    “I concur, I’d take him at second or first…”

    But, that’s SO beneath Jeter…if he wouldn’t move off SS for one of the best of all time, he wouldn’t do it elsewhere…but, hey, he’s clutch and a great leader, right?

  39. Comment posted by ITAC on February 23, 2008 at 2:36 pm (#615543)

    Shucks, there won’t be baseball in Puerto Rico this season. The Mets-Florida series will be played in South Florida.

  40. Comment posted by ITAC on February 23, 2008 at 3:48 pm (#615544)

    Phils Closer Lidge Hurts Knee on Mound
    54 minutes ago

    CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) — Phillies closer Brad Lidge caught a spike in the mound on his first pitch of batting practice Saturday and hurt the same knee he had surgery on in October.

    Lidge, the Phillies’ biggest offseason acquisition, limped off the field after talking with team trainers. The team said it hoped to know more about the extent of the injury Sunday.

    “It was my push off leg,” Lidge said. “I caught my spike in the mound. I threw the pitch but it felt like I pulled something in the knee. … It swelled up a little, but I’m optimistic that I just pulled some scar tissue loose.”

    Doctors removed torn cartilage from the knee in the fall.

    The Phillies acquired Lidge and infielder Eric Bruntlett in a November trade that sent speedy outfielder Michael Bourn, infield prospect Mike Costanzo and reliever Geoff Geary to the Astros.

    The 30-year-old Lidge, who has 123 career saves, finished 2007 with 19 saves in 27 chances and a 3.36 ERA for Houston. When the Phillies acquired him, it allowed them to strengthen their rotation by making Brett Myers a starter again.

    “We’ll find out more tomorrow,” manager Charlie Manuel said of Lidge’s injury. “We’ll go from there and we’re waiting to see how it feels (Sunday). He was in the stretch and threw one pitch and did it. He threw another and it still hurt him.”

    The Phillies struggled with injury problems in the bullpen for much of last season. Setup man Tom Gordon and Myers both missed significant time due to injuries.

  41. Comment posted by bcuster on February 23, 2008 at 3:51 pm (#615545)

    notre dame signed on to play michigan each year until 2030 in football, which is dumb imo. we will lose 50% of those games. that is just the way it is.

    why can’t the irish nurture a great in-state rivalry with the indiana hoosiers? that would be a series i would enjoy. but nobody asked me, so that is that..

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  43. Comment posted by pj on February 23, 2008 at 5:00 pm (#615546)

    we will lose 50% of those games. that is just the way it is.

    wishful thinking

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  45. Comment posted by MetsFanSince71 on February 23, 2008 at 6:25 pm (#615547)

    wow re: Lidge
    that does NOT sound too good right now

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  47. Comment posted by Pickles on February 23, 2008 at 6:41 pm (#615548)

    If I only had a fiddle
    I’d stick it in the middle
    of Phantic’s anus
    and cause pain
    If my name was only Ryan
    My church certainly would be flyin’
    back to washington today!

    Pickles

  48. Comment posted by bcuster on February 23, 2008 at 6:54 pm (#615549)

    pickles hate’in on the church man. no one lamented the loss of blastings more than me. but we have to give church a chaince. now it is on to ccha action…!

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  50. Comment posted by pj on February 23, 2008 at 7:34 pm (#615550)

    all hail Pickles, MetsGeek Poet Laureate

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  52. Comment posted by pj on February 23, 2008 at 8:06 pm (#615551)

    spartans down 3-0 after 1 period. redHawks score not updated yet.

    ND vs OSU tonight. that should be a good game.

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  54. Comment posted by pj on February 23, 2008 at 9:50 pm (#615552)

    wolverines win 5-2, redHawks win 8-1, no score given for ND/OSU

  55. Comment posted by El Sid Rulz on February 23, 2008 at 10:22 pm (#615553)

    have to give church a chance

    Sounds like my grandmother

  56. Comment posted by bcuster on February 23, 2008 at 10:35 pm (#615554)

    alrighty then. saw nd - osu. was like kissing your sister. ot tie. jeff jackson must think he got pixie dust to schrpinkle over irish for ccha p’offs. ’cause they loked like sheat to me. skunkpigs won. nebraska lost. redHawks score is a state secret…

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  58. Comment posted by pj on February 23, 2008 at 10:54 pm (#615555)

    OXFORD, OHIO - Junior Brian Kaufman and freshman Andy Miele scored two goals and one assist apiece, and Jeff Zatkoff continued his solid play in net to lead Miami University’s ice hockey team past Western Michigan, 8-1, at Steve Cady Arena.

    Miami recorded its school-record-tying 27th victory of the year tonight, and could establish a new mark next Tuesday at Ohio State. MU’s 1992-93 squad tallied 27 wins to initially set the record (27-9-5), and the ‘96-97 Miami team matched that total four years later (27-12-1).

    The RedHawks jumped off to a 5-0 lead in the opening period, scoring two goals in the first five-and-a-half minutes, and three more within a 2:37 span late in the stanza.

    Andy Miele got the RedHawk party started early, firing a slapshot from the point past WMU netminder Jerry Kuhn for Miami’s first score at 4:06. Nathan Davis and Ray Eichenlaub assisted on Miele’s fourth goal of the season.

    The second RedHawk goal was scored just 1:28 later by freshman Pat Cannone, his fourth of the year. Justin Mercier and Nino Musitelli were credited with assists.

    In a scramble around the net, senior Nino Musitelli made it 3-0 RedHawks. His eighth goal of 2007-08 was assisted by Brian Kaufman and Cannone.

    Just 14 seconds later, Ryan Jones, the nation’s leading goal scorer, poked one home in a scramble to make it 4-0 Miami. Tommy Wingels and Alec Martinez helped Jones notch his 29th goal of the year.

    A minute and 23 seconds later, Nathan Davis scored MU’s fifth goal, with Miele and Palmer recording the RedHawk assists.

    The RedHawks continued their offensive assault in the second period, expanding their lead to 7-0 on Miele’s second goal of the game (Davis and Palmer assists), and Brian Kaufman’s 10th goal of the year (assists to Wingels and Brad Robbins).

    Western Michigan broke its 99-minute scoring drought against Miami late in the second period when Jordan Collins scored a power-play goal, cutting the RedHawk lead to 7-1.

    The only goal of the third period was scored by Kaufman of Miami. No. 15’s second goal of the game was assisted by Wingels and Jones. Wingels had three assists on the evening for the RedHawks.

    Miami’s Zatkoff allowed only one goal in 120 minutes of play against Western Michigan. He lowered his nation-leading goals-against average to 1.63.

    Miami travels to Columbus next Tuesday night (Feb. 26) to take on intrastate rival Ohio State, then hosts the Buckeyes next Friday night in Oxford to wrap up the regular season.

    “We know we need to bring this same kind of energy with us next week,” said Kaufman. “Every time we play them it’s a big game. We’ll make sure we’re ready to go.”

    GAME NOTES:

    Miami’s eight goals vs. Western Michigan tonight were the most scored by the RedHawks in a CCHA game since a 9-2 victory at Northern Michigan on Nov. 2, 2007.

    The combination of Miami’s win over Western Michigan and No. 2 Michigan State’s 5-2 loss at Michigan put the RedHawks back into sole possession of second place in CCHA play. Michigan now leads Miami by three points and Michigan State by five points with just two regular-season games to play. The RedHawks face Ohio State in a home-and-home series next Tuesday and Friday. Michigan has a home-and-home battle against Ferris State next Friday and Saturday. And MSU’s season-ending series is a home-and-home pair versus Bowling Green.

    Miami continues to lead the nation in scoring defense, yielding only 62 goals in 34 games (1.82 goals-against average). The RedHawks also lead collegiate hockey in scoring offense, notching 4.29 goals per game.

    Over the last three seasons, Miami hockey has a cumulative overall record of 77-29-9 (.709), the best winning percentage among all CCHA teams. Over that same period, only Michigan has won more overall games (78) than Miami.

    Miami improved its CCHA record to 19-6-1. Only two teams in RedHawk history have recorded 20 or more league victories in a single season. Miami’s 1992-93 CCHA champs won 22 league games (22-3-5) and the 2005-06 CCHA titlists earned 20 wins (20-6-2).

  59. Comment posted by bcuster on February 23, 2008 at 11:06 pm (#615556)

    well i am glad to see redHawks back on track. believe you me if irish stumble in ccha p’pffs then i am all for redHawks. mostly because i despise skunkpigs…

    after that i am a fighting sioux; they may be hottest team in ncaah. sioux put a hurt on bemifdjii state 2night. sioux are smokin’ right now..

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  61. Comment posted by Pickles on February 23, 2008 at 11:23 pm (#615557)

    Do you Remember
    The 21 ways to dismember
    Playing on skates to render
    pain while chasing clowns away

    The charts are saying
    in the key that the Mets will be winning
    As we glare towards the Church
    remember how we miss Shawn Green

    Pickles

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  63. Comment posted by Future on February 24, 2008 at 2:59 am (#615560)

    The Fighting Sioux are on fire, but Bemidji is pretty bad this year.

    CCHA is really top heavy: 1 in the PWR, 5 in the PWR, 7 in the PWR. The next team is your Fighting Irish barely holding onto the 14th spot.

  64. Comment posted by C Low on February 24, 2008 at 3:23 am (#615561)

    coupons isn’t an appropriate nickname

    exactly, Coupon isn’t the prefered nomenclature anymore. Mr. Fred/Jeff Wilpon please.

    Damn I love Big Lebowski, best movie ever!!!!!!!

  65. Comment posted by C Low on February 24, 2008 at 3:27 am (#615562)

    Sanatana gave up a HR in batting practice. WTF?????? What a mistake we made by trading away our 4 beaming beacon prospects for this loser……………..

    penitentary siren…..truck horn…120 over 80 followed by flatline……………..

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