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All the little pieces of bad news for the Mets are starting to crystallize into legitimate concern.
Jose Reyes is headed back to New York with a possible hyperactive thyroid, and you can't help but wonder if the plot is ready to thicken yet again.
Maybe it really is a case of Reyes just needing medication to treat a problem. Or maybe there is no problem. That would be the best-case scenario. But since when does the best-case scenario apply to the Mets?
David Wright pulled a Michael Jordan yesterday at Citi Field. Riddled with flu-like symptoms, he riddled the Reds yesterday, continuing a torrid season that is forcing the Mets’ hand to sign him to a contract extension... more »
Dan O'Dowd made it known that Ubaldo Jimenez was available; it was as much a warning as an opportunity. The Tribe knew that. Just as they know O'Dowd well. He is the team's former assistant general manager from 1988-98. He has... more »
Fortunes have been made on being able to figure out when it's just the right time to buy something low. Cars, stocks and bread are just a few examples. Of course, each comes with its own set of risks: the car could... more »
The Albert Pujols homerless show -- oh, and his Los Angeles Angels too -- hits the road for a pair of three-game series at ballparks with factors at polar extremes, Minnesota's Target Field and Texas' Rangers Ballpark. He has... more »
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