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Manuel: Alou may be finished

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Interim manager Jerry Manuel says Moises Alou might not return to the Mets this season and could decide to hang them up at age 41. With Alou already on the disabled list for the third time this season due to various ailments, Manuel said he at least has to plan for the veteran left fielder to miss the rest of the year.

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June 23, 2008  06:12 AM ET
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Ya think?

June 23, 2008  06:35 AM ET
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Nice that Mets management is coming around to the conclusiion that we fans came too last year. Better late than never isn't always the case.

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June 23, 2008  07:29 AM ET
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Jerry cracks me up... That 'I'll cut ya' comment to Jose Reyes was awesome...

@ Moises Alou: Don't cross Jerry... He'll shank ya!

June 23, 2008  08:03 AM ET
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now Alou will finally have time to spend with steve bartman.

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June 23, 2008  09:02 AM ET
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Brilliant speculation Jerry. Brilliant.

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June 23, 2008  09:49 AM ET
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Mets better be scanning the classifieds for an outfielder. Question: Why hasn't Kenny Lofton been given a call? They have some sluggers... Lofton could play left, bat 1st, 2nd, or 7th, is on base a lot, and probably most important to the Mets, he'd be a good guy in the clubhouse.

June 23, 2008  10:00 AM ET
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Lofton could play left, bat 1st, 2nd, or 7th, is on base a lot, and probably most important to the Mets, he'd be a good guy in the clubhouse.
Tell it like it is | 06/23/08, 09:49 AM
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Ohhh there ya go with your Kenny Lofton **** again. Kenny Lofton can bat 1st, Kenny Lofton can bat 7th, Kenny Lofton can perform CPR, Kenny Lofton can pass a field sobriety test! Why don't you just marry him?

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June 23, 2008  10:03 AM ET
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Kenny Lofton sure can act. He did a great job as Willy Mays Hayes in Major League......

June 23, 2008  10:05 AM ET
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I swear last week I saw Kenny Lofton on Law & Order. He was street urchin #3

June 23, 2008  10:12 AM ET
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How do blind people know when they are done wiping?

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June 23, 2008  10:26 AM ET
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Smell.

June 23, 2008  10:42 AM ET
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don't get on Jerry...he's saying something that someone (Willie, Omar) should have said 2-3 years ago....he's puttin' it out there...maybe Alou will get his drift, maybe Omar will get his drift....

 
June 23, 2008  10:51 AM ET
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maybe........nothing. he's done! why do they want to keep all this aging talent around??

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