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Say what you want about Lo Duca and his cheating on his wife with a minor but that’s meanness that’s missing on this team.

By the way, I heard from somewhere that Jeter totally got an edge.

obviously you need to beat chan ho park, but thats what we did, and thats what good teams do. so hopefully this is, as rayden said in mortal kombat the the movie, a taste of things to come.

How about you go do your job and get some quality starting pitching in the offseason, instead of wishing that your personal fantasy team is enough to get the job done in real life.

You have shown unbelievable shortsightedness in your tenure, and for throwing your best players—ones brought up in the Mets system—under the bus, you have earned nothing but my contempt.

Seriously, Alex Cora provides more of an edge? The same kind of edge as Chase Utley, really? @#$% the heck?

Omar: you get an F. I look forward to the day you are fired.

Just keep your mouth shut man. This reminds of me of the Willie Randolph “SNY portrays me poorly and is racist” nonsense from last season.

For this knucklehead to come out and blame two of the game’s best players for the fact that he can’t build a supporting cast for said superstars is beyond stupid. It’s infuriating.

1) i can’t believe minaya is buying into this bullshit, media-driven meme about edge, heart, and leadership. ugh. no wonder he went after eckstein after the 2007.

2) omar’s flip-flopping stupidness just goes to show how meaningless the concept of leadership is when applied to baseball.

of turning on MLB Network later in the evening just in time to hear Mitch Williams’ comment on Omar’s, um, comment. Long story short — Omar is right, Jose Reyes has good skills but is too busy choreographing dance moves to really use those skills, and there is no place for smiling and laughing in baseball.

You hear that, Omar? Mitch fucking Williams agrees with your comment. Care to re-think it?

Our gm is an idiot, our manager is suspect, and the best players on our team are the only ones who ever seem to get blamed.

One thing we can’t put a value tag on is the amount of minor league talent he’s brought in.. maybe not first-hand, but I’m fairly certain this was one of his goals. The issue is though that all the talent brought in has been 16-year-old Hispanic players, and they haven’t had long enough to develop. (And the fact that we seem to want them to develop and contribute by the time they’re 20)

So, maybe we should wait to see how his prospect goals turn out before firing him on May 2nd? Maybe?

I (kind of) hope he sticks a shoe in his mouth and just shuts the fuck up, because I (kind of) want him to stick around.