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Bartman. Could be the name of a superhero, maybe animated from The Simpsons. Could be a guy who runs San Francisco train service. Full Article at Sports Blogs
When you lose, there's always a goat, always someone to blame. Remember when the Cubs turned on fan Steve Bartman for stopping Moises Alou from catching that foul ball in Game Six of the NLCS against the Marlins in 2003? Full Article at Bleacher Report
The Mets have quite a few holes to fill this off-season, and as fans we have to understand that many of these needs will most likely not be properly addressed. Full Article at Sports Blogs
does it go without saying to give him a physical? i still prefer Damon over matsui. i dont care what matsui's numbes are or what he says about being healthy enough to play OF or 1st, i still think he's done. i hate watching him play and bat 5th. Full Article at Sports Blogs
“According to Baseball Analysts, the Mets were the most efficient team in terms of payroll and wins during 2006, 2007 and 2008.” But that isn’t really true. Full Article at Sports Blogs
The Montreal Expos were the best team in the National League back in 1994. Their roster was the perfect mix of up-and-coming youngsters and experienced veterans. Full Article at Bleacher Report
It was a mistake to bring back Alou, the team was relying on his right handed power bat and when he only appeared in 15 games the team never seemed to replace the production they expected from him. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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Pedro Martinez (L) and Moises Alou of the Dominican Republic clown around in the dugout during an exhibition game against the Florida Marlins in Jupiter, Florida March 3, 2009.
View Photo »Dominican Republic's Moises Alou and Jose Reyes (R) watch during their Pool D World Baseball Classic game with the Netherlands in San Juan, Puerto Rico March 7, 2009.
View Photo »Dominican Republic's Moises Alou talks with reporters in the dugout prior to exhibition game against the St. Louis Cardinals in Jupiter, Florida March 5, 2009. The Dominican Republic is preparing for the first round of the World Baseball Classic.
View Photo »Dominican Republic's Moises Alou watches his fly ball during exhibition game against the St. Louis Cardinals in Jupiter, Florida March 5, 2009. The Dominican Republic is preparing for the first round of the World Baseball Classic.
View Photo »Dominican Republic's Moises Alou jogs in from his position in left field after playing during the fourth inning of an exhibition spring baseball game against the St. Louis Cardinals, Thursday, March 5, 2009, in Jupiter, Fla.
View Photo »Dominican Republic's Moises Alou walks to his position in left field after hitting a broken-bat ground out to end the top of the fourth inning of an exhibition spring baseball game against the St. Louis Cardinals, Thursday, March 5, 2009, in Jupiter, Fla.
View Photo »Domincan Republic's Miguel Tejada, right, is congratulated by teammate Moises Alou, after hitting a solo-home run in the fourth inning of their World Baseball Classic game against the Dominican Republic in San Juan, Saturday, March 7, 2009.
View Photo »Dominican Republic's Pedro Martinez (L) and captain Moises Alou, stretch during workouts in Jupiter, Florida March 2, 2009, as the team prepares for the World Baseball Classic.
View Photo »Dominican Republic's Moises Alou and Jose Reyes (R) watch during their Pool D World Baseball Classic game with the Netherlands in San Juan, Puerto Rico March 7, 2009.
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