Braden Looper. I don't think he's doing THAT bad, but I groan when he's brought in. He's blown 3 saves in 18 opportunities and lets too many guys on base.
I was looking around for good relief pitchers who aren't closers. I figure that although there might be a reason they aren't closers, they also might be easier to acquire. (All of these guys might be impossible to trade for, but some of them have expiring contracts.) What other prospects or possibilities are there for the Mets, or are we stuck with BL for 1.5 more years?
Cliff Politte
He did not do well as a closer two years ago, but is having a very good year. His contract expires at the end of this year.
Rudy Seanez
Gaudy SO numbers this year. Good against lefties and righties. Contract expires at the end of this year. Kinda old at 36.
Ryan Madson
The Phils don't know whether he's a starter or a setup man yet.
Poll
Who will be the Mets' closer for 2nd Half 2005?
"Mister" Dae-Sung Koo (0 votes)
Anna Benson (the distraction factor) (3 votes)
Danny Graves (0 votes)
Juan Padilla (2 votes)
The Lucky Fan sitting in Seat ...! (3 votes)
Braden Looper (14 votes)
Roberto Hernandez (2 votes)
24 total votes




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