joel-sherman Stories - Amazin' Avenue
Jose Reyes, Sandy Alderson, And Joel Sherman Walk Into A Bar...
Today in the Post, Joel Sherman asserts the following with respect to the Mets' plan (or not) to let Jose Reyes walk and trade David Wright: The Mets kept Reyes on what likely are to be two false premises: They were contenders, and they had a chance to retain the shortstop in free agency. Indeed...
Joel Sherman's Dog Whistle
Joel Sherman wrote an opinion piece in Sunday's New York Post that was clearly intended to rile up Mets fans. It wasn't so much a dog whistle as a blaring alarm, warning that the team should engage in a full-blown fire sale in order to hasten the rebuilding process. The money line (literally) was...
Joel Sherman Keeps Hammering The Mets On Mejia
It's all Mejia, all the time. While most of baseball writers in the tri-state area declared "It's Mejia Time", Joel Sherman of the New York Post has thankfully been relentless in his criticism of the Mets' handling of Jenrry Mejia. Here are some snippets from his blog post today: So much is...
Randy Winn Signs With Yankees
Joel Sherman reports that it's for 1 year, $2 million. Winn struggled at the plate in 2009 but was strong defensively, as he has been his entire career. He is (was) a better option than GMJ, especially at that price. Another smart move by Brian Cashman.
How Arizona's Josh Byrnes Fueled the Three-Team Trade
If you want to get an idea of how yesterday's three-team trade between the Detroit Tigers, Arizona Diamondbacks, and New York Yankees came together, the New York Post's Joel Sherman passes along the details he heard. The way I heard how the Granderson trade began was that Arizona was trying to get...
Could Curtis Granderson Be Available For Trade, As Well?
If the Detroit Tigers are making Edwin Jackson available for trade offers in hopes of trimming payroll, should it be a surprise that they could be doing the same with centerfielder Curtis Granderson? The New York Post's Joel Sherman heard from a National League executive (Lynn Henning in disguise?)...
Sherman's Second Plan To Top Atlanta
Recently at the Post, Joel Sherman threw some water on the John Lackey dreams of many Mets fans, instead proposing a series of buy-low candidates the Mets would be prudent to acquire. His criteria reads: So if the obvious avenues are blocked, where do the Mets go? I am going to recommend three...
Figgins And DeRosa And Sherman, Oh My!
The other day in the New York Post, Joel Sherman wrote a column entitled "Cost-Friendly Ways Mets Can Deepen Their Roster", which sounded like a reasonable enough premise to put aside my mild aversion to mainstream sports writing and see what Sherman was getting at. The gist is that the Mets figure...












