My mistake, Marlon Anderson and Endy Chavez are signed through 2009. You guys are a real bullpen. Thanks for picking me up.-JD
On the Table: Mets free-agent list. Who stays or goes?
The follow is a list of the Mets’ free-agents to be and those players arbitration eligible.
FREE AGENTS
-LF Moises Alou: Say good-night, Moises.
-INF Marlon Anderson: Nice knowing you.
-RHP Luis Ayala: Could be brought back.
-OF Endy Chavez: Could be brought back, but never as a starter.
-2B Damion Easley: I like him, but Mets should go younger on the bench.
-RHP Orlando Hernandez: Time to write his autobiography.
-RHP Pedro Martinez: Doesn’t want to retire, but is only fifth starter caliber right now.
-2B Ramon Martinez: Made impact, but age won’t let Mets consider him for job.
-LHP Oliver Perez: Wants mega bucks. Doesn’t deserve them.
-LHP Ricardo Rincon: Won’t be missed.
-OF Fernando Tatis: Deserves to return.
-RHP Matt Wise: Good-bye.
ARBITRATION ELIGIBLE
The following are arbitration eligible: RF Ryan Church, LHP Pedro Feliciano, RHP Aaron Heilman, RHP Duaner Sanchez, RHP John Maine and OF Angel Pagan.
By the Numbers: Just pocket change.
Naturally, this begs the question of what’s the most you’d pay for a ticket to see the Mets in the World Series?
Or, is there something else, a concert, the Super Bowl, where you’d dig deep?
Quote of the Day: Baldelli relieved.
Baldelli will be a free-agent after the World Series and would fit in nicely in the Mets’ outfield.
Willie Randolph up for Brewers’ job
Randolph interviewed for the Brewers’ job in 2000 eventually going to Davey Lopes, now a Phillies’ coach.
Given a proper bullpen, I believe Randolph eventually would have been able to win with the Mets. He deserves a second chance.




