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Mets Notes: Myers, Bay, Tatis, Francoeur

Some notes from the Big Apple's NL representative...

• Buster Olney of ESPN.com tweets that Brett Myers is one of the pitchers that the Mets "are considering" in trade options.  As MLBTR's Ben Nicholson-Smith noted in his look at the trade market for starters, Myers' solid numbers and reasonable contract will draw the eyes of several teams, but he must particularly intrigue New York due to his experience pitching in the NL East.  Myers has an $8MM mutual option for next season that can be bought out for $2MM.
• Jason Bay talks about his underwhelming season with Steve Popper of The Bergen Record.
• Popper also tweeted that Fernando Tatis' shoulder surgery on Wednesday might hasten the end of Tatis' career. The veteran utilityman has a career .265/.344/.442 line and his versatility has helped the Mets given their multitude of injuries over the last few seasons.
• ESPN The Magazine's Matt Meyers thinks New York should give up on Jeff Francoeur.

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