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Bring in Dunn.....

This is the new Favre post.

How about bringing up the #1 prospect and giving him a try?

If Beltran, Delgado and Reyes miss the rest of the season (or most of the rest of the season) there's no point in trading young talent for an established big bat with a fat and/or expiring contract.

QUOTE(#4):

Originally posted 08:59 AM ET  06.30 by Spaizy

If Beltran, Delgado and Reyes miss the rest of the season (or most of the rest of the season) there's no point in trading young talent for an established big bat with a fat and/or expiring contract.

Their Gm is on the hot seat. He has to at least look like he is trying to better the club to win this season, or he is toast.

QUOTE(#2):

Originally posted 07:08 AM ET  06.30 by YanksJets

This is the new Favre post.

I totally agree. They've needed another big bat since the start of '07. Omar can't seem to find his guy. It's too bad to hear about Beltran, but now the pressure is really on. I'd love to see Dunn for the Mets. They need another guy who strikes out a lot and plays iffy defense...

We need HEALTHY bats!

QUOTE(#7):

Originally posted 10:12 AM ET  06.30 by Metdaddy

We need HEALTHY bats!

You need alot of things....

Dye is the answer.

Healthy bats and, do you see the look in guys eyes when they step up to the plate? Sunk!

what about victor martinez? he could play 1B til delgado comes back, then he could move behind the plate. as a marlins fan i would hate to see this, but it seems like a good fit.

QUOTE(#4):

Originally posted 08:59 AM ET  06.30 by Spaizy

If Beltran, Delgado and Reyes miss the rest of the season (or most of the rest of the season) there's no point in trading young talent for an established big bat with a fat and/or expiring contract.

Agreed. No point in making a trade right now, you'll want to see where you are at the trading deadline and then make a move if one is out there to make. Selling may be the thing to do as well.

QUOTE(#5):

Originally posted 09:12 AM ET  06.30 by Razzberries4U

Their Gm is on the hot seat. He has to at least look like he is trying to better the club to win this season, or he is toast.

It's a little to late for that because even with one big bat, the Metsies are not making the playoffs!! Bye, bye Minaya!!!!

QUOTE(#8):

Originally posted 10:19 AM ET  06.30 by The TRUTH

You need alot of things....

.........and that's "THE TRUTH"!!!

QUOTE(#9):

Originally posted 10:27 AM ET  06.30 by The Action Brown

Dye is the answer.

What was the question again?

QUOTE(#9):

Originally posted 10:27 AM ET  06.30 by The Action Brown

Dye is the answer.

Dye is the answer for the Sox to keep for the playoff push.

QUOTE(#15):

Originally posted 12:49 PM ET  06.30 by Chasin' Utleys

.........and that's "THE TRUTH"!!!

We can't handle the truth!

I think Aubrey Huff would work out pretty well for the Mets, and I personally don't think it would take an incredible deal to get him from the Orioles. They're gonna be sellers this year, but Huff is in the last year of his deal, so a deal probably could be had fairly easily.

QUOTE(#19):

Originally posted 02:27 PM ET  06.30 by the next level

I think Aubrey Huff would work out pretty well for the Mets, and I personally don't think it would take an incredible deal to get him from the Orioles. They're gonna be sellers this year, but Huff is in the last year of his deal, so a deal probably could be had fairly easily.

There will be quite a few askers for Huff, and Andy MacPhail is smart and will hold out for someone to overpay for Huff (see Bedard trade).