MLB 2013 Season

[Monster Rain]

Just saw this tweet from Jon Heyman: "The wang injury makes lannan tougher to move" nats gm mike rizzo said.

Jeez, the poor guy probably didn't want such personal information made public.

[imalive]

Just saw this tweet from Jon Heyman: "The wang injury makes it tougher for lannan to move" nats gm mike rizzo said.

Jeez, the poor guy probably didn't want such personal information made public.

fixed

[Newch91]

norm, did you see this?

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/mlb-big-l ... 23554.html

[imalive]

norm, did you see this?

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/mlb-big-l ... 23554.html

Dod*ers blow

[norm]

norm, did you see this?

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/mlb-big-l ... 23554.html

Dod*ers blow

given our lineup we need to do all we can to win...including blowing balls

[Monster Rain]

The Mets' owners have reached a settlement with the trustee in the Madoff case. They're going to pay $162 million.

[The Fixer]

The Mets' owners have reached a settlement with the trustee in the Madoff case. They're going to pay $162 million.

I am loving every second of this mets garbage

what's the o/u on games wright plays this year? I'll go with 75. And take the under

[Cliffy6745]

I would actually think this is a good thing for the Mets. The number is much less than what they could have been forced to pay and they have closure and can move on.

[Cliffy6745]

CJ WIlson is a jerkoff.

[Monster Rain]

I would actually think this is a good thing for the Mets. The number is much less than what they could have been forced to pay and they have closure and can move on.

I'm surprised the trustee agreed to a deal. The judge in the case ruled that the burden of proof was on the Mets to prove that they weren't willfully blind rather than placing the burden on the trustee to prove that they were, which I found a little odd. I guess both sides decided they'd rather hedge their bets a little and take what they could get now rather than take a chance with a trial. I'd assume that the Wilpons agreed to the figure because they think it's low enought that they should still be able to afford the team. Good news for them, probably not such great news for Mets fans.

[imalive]

CJ WIlson is a jerkoff.

don't know what prompted this.....but I agree

[Cliffy6745]

CJ WIlson is a jerkoff.

don't know what prompted this.....but I agree

Napoli said something about looking forward to hitting home runs off Wilson so Wilson tweeted Napolis phone number to 100,000+ people. Real jackass move.

[Cliffy6745]

I would actually think this is a good thing for the Mets. The number is much less than what they could have been forced to pay and they have closure and can move on.

I'm surprised the trustee agreed to a deal. The judge in the case ruled that the burden of proof was on the Mets to prove that they weren't willfully blind rather than placing the burden on the trustee to prove that they were, which I found a little odd. I guess both sides decided they'd rather hedge their bets a little and take what they could get now rather than take a chance with a trial. I'd assume that the Wilpons agreed to the figure because they think it's low enought that they should still be able to afford the team. Good news for them, probably not such great news for Mets fans.

I hear you, I haven't followed this closely enough, but I think this definitely means they are able to keep the team. Who knows how much money they'll be able to put back into it, but they still own it. So yeah, agreed. Like I said though, closure is good news, I think.

[Cliffy6745]

Some more details on the Mets

http://hardballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/ ... uch-money/

Sounds like good news for them.

[Monster Rain]

Some more details on the Mets

http://hardballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/ ... uch-money/

Sounds like good news for them.

I saw that but I'm not really sure how that'll work out for them. I was under the impression that the Wilpons made money from the Madoff scheme and those profits were the basis for the amount Picard was seeking to collect. If that's the case, how can they also collect money as "victims" of the scheme?