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Mets Gee Getting Back on Track
Highs, Lows and Future of the New York Mets
With the MLB All-Star break giving New York Mets fans a few days off from watching the Amazins’, WFUV’s Matt Moro and Kris Venezia decided to take a look at the highs, lows and the future of the ball club. The two also interviewed players and television play-by-play broadcaster Gary Cohen on Saturday.
New York Mets Get Good News on Injuries
Mets Fans Justify Team's All-Out Push for All-Star Votes
The '#VoteWrightNow' campaign seemed to have gotten a bit out of hand when the Mets decided to bring in CougarTown to get more votes, but as their fans showed, the campaign worked to perfection; David Wright secured the starting job at third base in Tuesday's All-Star Game.

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On Deck: December 3rd - Wright Back With Mets, A-Rod Ailing
David Wright - Met for Life
After 50 years of baseball, the Mets finally have their franchise player. David Wright signed an 8-year contract worth $140 million, making him the highest paid player in club history. The deal should bring him to the end of his career in an orange and blue uniform.
Wright is the soft-spoken leader of the squad, able to talk to any of his young teammates and teach them how to handle each situation. On top of that, not only is he the guy that you would want your daughter to marry, but also he may be the most humble athlete in all of sports.

Michael Baron - MetsBlog.com