...million would work for Teixeira. That's similar to the figures Boras tossed out four years ago when bidding began for outfielder Carlos Beltran, who signed with the New York Mets for $119 million over seven years. On the pitching side, the wait is for...
...supposed to happen at Citi Field. Two years ago, in spring training, Mets officials imagined Martinez and Carlos Gomez flanking Carlos Beltran on Opening Day at the new ballpark. Of course, Lastings Milledge was still on the team at the time, so his...
...you recall, in my prior article “All the Fuss Over Carlos Beltran,” I used a “split-the-difference” method to project a “probable, split-the-difference, and best-possible” 2005 season for Carlos Beltran. At the time of the article, Beltran was yet to be...
...cites questions from NoMaas readers, including yours truly. I wanted to see what Mr. Gennaro thought of the value of Carlos Beltran’s contract versus the results to date. My reasoning for this question was because Beltran is often viewed as a...
...YORK -- With the bitterness of the Mets' elimination from the 2006 National League Championship Series still fresh, Carlos Beltran unpacked his bags at home in Puerto Rico and made a conscious decision to ward off the return of that same flavor in future seasons....
...YORK -- The major hardware season began quite successfully for the Mets on Wednesday afternoon, when David Wright and Carlos Beltran each won a Rawlings Gold Glove Award for their defensive efforts this past season. The Gold Glove was the third straight...
Background
Carlos Ivan Beltrán (pronounced [ˈkɑrloʊs bɛlˈtrɑːn], bel-trahn, born April 24, 1977, in Manatí, Puerto Rico) is a Major League Baseball outfielder with the New York Mets. Beltran currently has the highest stolen base percentage amongst active players with 250 or more steals.
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