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Mets Sign Frank Francisco

By Luke Adams | December 19, 2011 at 10:02am CDT

December 19th: The Mets officially announced Francisco's two-year deal.

December 6th: The Mets appear determined to fill out their entire bullpen before the night is out. The team has agreed to a two-year deal with Frank Francisco, pending a physical, tweets Ken Davidoff of Newsday. Francisco is the third reliever the Mets have added to the fold tonight, following their signing of Jon Rauch and their trade for Ramon Ramirez. Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports reports (via Twitter) that Francisco's two-year contract will earn the right-hander $12MM.

Francisco, 32, will close for the Mets, with Rauch setting up, tweets Davidoff, and Bryan Grosnick provides the fantasy spin at CloserNews.com. The Blue Jays employed a similar setup in their bullpen for much of the season, and will receive compensation picks for Francisco and Rauch, both Type B free agents. In his lone season in Toronto, Francisco posted a 3.55 ERA with 9.4 K/9 and 17 saves.

In MLBTR's list of this winter's top 50 free agents, Francisco ranked 44th. MLBTR's writers identified six different destinations for the righty in our prediction contest, but none of us picked the Mets.

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  1. Spaldingballs

    9 years ago

    Why?

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    • strikethree

      9 years ago

      Well, I think I see what they are trying to do:

      Because relievers are a lot cheaper than other players.
      The Mets are probably planning to buy multiple relievers to set up possible trade opportunities. Obviously, the chances of one guy performing well is better when you have more guys. 

      I like the idea since they really don’t stand a chance to win next year anyway. (I mean, they just lost Reyes) Best to shore up some prospects through trade in the mean time. 

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      • Spaldingballs

        9 years ago

        “Relievers are cheaper than other players”
        That’s like saying 4th outfielders are cheaper than other players. In terms of production, relievers are probably most overpaid.

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        • Lee Steva

          9 years ago

          “Relievers are cheaper than other players”
          That’s like saying 4th outfielders are cheaper than other players. In terms of production, relievers are probably most overpaid.
          Oh crap…beat me to it.

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        • Joe Valenti

          9 years ago

          yea they are overpaid but when the trade deadline comes around there are more teams willing to give up something for a guy who can hold the team over in the 7th and 8th then for a 4th outfielder. I like these signings. They need to sign another guy like capuano but actually trade him this time

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        • nestleraisinets

          9 years ago

          maybe if you quote the whole thing that he said and not just a line just to increase your ego…

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        • Leonard Washington

          9 years ago

          Yeah except at the trade deadline the relievers the Mets may sign and flip will likely be cheap. i doubt a multi year deal happens, but if they can catch on a couple Strikethree has a point and they might be able to get some solid  prospects from teams in need. 

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      • Spaldingballs

        9 years ago

        “Relievers are cheaper than other players”
        That’s like saying 4th outfielders are cheaper than other players. In terms of production, relievers are probably most overpaid.

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      • Spaldingballs

        9 years ago

        “Relievers are cheaper than other players”
        That’s like saying 4th outfielders are cheaper than other players. In terms of production, relievers are probably most overpaid.

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        • Pitel Palkel

          9 years ago

          … and overrated, too. You can get easily a nice prospect for a good reliever.

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      • Spaldingballs

        9 years ago

        “Relievers are cheaper than other players”
        That’s like saying 4th outfielders are cheaper than other players. In terms of production, relievers are probably most overpaid.

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  2. Triple Hawpes Brewed

    9 years ago

    Mets are a complete joke

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  3. Shawnthemon

    9 years ago

    Uhhh, did they not see how bad the Jays pen was last year?

    “Mets Agree to Three-Year Deal With Shawn Camp”

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  4. GriffeyandSizemore

    9 years ago

    Mets must be relieved they got all these relievers.

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    • tacko

      9 years ago

      hehe.

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      • Tom

        9 years ago

        ahahah I love that face.

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      • Tom

        9 years ago

        ahahah I love that face.

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  5. iamsynecdoche

    9 years ago

    Who’s next? Jesse Carlson?

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    • Lunchbox45

      9 years ago

      mets trade david wright for kevin gregg

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  6. bubba91

    9 years ago

    now all they needs is a starter..

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  7. Marky

    9 years ago

    damn…no one saw the mets making moves to add, huh?

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    • Shawnthemon

      9 years ago

      all I see is subtraction…

      of wins

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      • Marky

        9 years ago

        Rauch bad, Francisco decent, Ramirez good. 

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        • Shawnthemon

          9 years ago

          If you get the Francisco of the last two months of the season he’s decent, if not bad, Ramirez is decent/good

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  8. T_Rangers32

    9 years ago

    Mets are planning on besting the Rays at their own makeshift bullpen game.

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  9. Lastings

    9 years ago

    2 years!!!!! C’mon son!

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  10. Encarnacion's Parrot

    9 years ago

    Thanks Mets for purging our bullpen of mediocrity!

    Signed:

    Anthopoulos

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    • grownice

      9 years ago

       Honorable mention to the cardinals to! KIDDING i dont want them coming on here claiming their bullpen won them the world series again lol

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  11. Daniel Bimke

    9 years ago

    The New York Blue Jays.  Next to sign: Brian Tallet.

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    • LifelongMets

      9 years ago

      Don’t forget about Adam Loewen!

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      • Daniel Bimke

        9 years ago

        Honestly, I really could see that happening.

        At least the Francisco signing is solid.  He’s a quality reliever for the price.

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        • jimboslice9

          9 years ago

          Already happened, the Mets signed him to a minor league deal about a weak ago.

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          • Daniel Bimke

            9 years ago

            Haha, where have I been? I knew that. Durr.

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    • Marty

      9 years ago

      I hear BJ Ryan is available. He’s an experienced closer, no?

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    • Marty

      9 years ago

      I hear BJ Ryan is available. He’s an experienced closer, no?

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  12. Sniderlover

    9 years ago

    Not a bad signing IMO. They better hope Francisco stays healthy because he is pretty darn good when he is. 

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  13. TheodoreRoosevelt

    9 years ago

    Francisco is a good signing…goes some way to balancing out Jon Rauch!

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  14. Marky

    9 years ago

    Sandy Alderson just threw a bullpen together in the space of an hour, that’s pretty cool.

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  15. JaySchu

    9 years ago

    Alderson is on a roll tonight. Rauch sucks, but this signing isn’t bad.

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  16. ilikeike29

    9 years ago

    Who needs José’s speed on the bases when we have Sandy’s speed at signing contracts.

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  17. Fred Draper

    9 years ago

    The Mets under JPR are becoming the NL version of the Orioles.

    ie, where Blue Jay retreads go to try again.

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  18. coreif

    9 years ago

    And they got Adam Loewen, so that’s 3 guys who were on the Blue Jays last year. Next the Mets will trade for Jason Frasor.

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  19. coreif

    9 years ago

    And they got Adam Loewen, so that’s 3 guys who were on the Blue Jays last year. Next the Mets will trade for Jason Frasor.

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  20. johnsilver

    9 years ago

    Francisco seems to be ok on the surface, just not for 2 years.

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  21. johnsilver

    9 years ago

    Francisco seems to be ok on the surface, just not for 2 years.

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  22. Freddie Morales

    9 years ago

    i still dont see the mets with a closer

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    • MetsEventually

      9 years ago

      spoke to soon!

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    • ChiefW4

      8 years ago

      And history proved you to be absolutely right!

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  23. kwiell

    9 years ago

    Because that combo worked out so well for Toronto last year.

    In other news, I hope Terry Collins is bigger than Jon Rausch.

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    • tacko

      9 years ago

      He’s actually like 5’7-5’9ish.

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    • tacko

      9 years ago

      He’s actually like 5’7-5’9ish.

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  24. coreif

    9 years ago

    Unless he’s used as a trade chip for Mike Napoli again…

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  25. bla

    9 years ago

    I bet AA is wishing he offered Shawn Camp arbitration, can you please sign Kelly Johnson now Mets?

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    • Shawnthemon

      9 years ago

      Kelly Johnson is going to get signed no matter what, not worried at all about him

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      • bla

        9 years ago

        If the Mets sign him we get the 12a pick.

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        • Shawnthemon

          9 years ago

          He’s not a type A anymore, we don’t get a first for him

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          • LA

            9 years ago

            Yes we do…if a team with unprotected pick (top 15 is protected) signs him. He is a modified type A free agent.

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            • Shawnthemon

              9 years ago

              Oh wow, didn’t know that, but the mets pick is protected, so we would get a second rounder?

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  26. BluEandOrange

    9 years ago

    Jon Rauch, Ramon Ramirez, Frank Francisco, Bobby Parnell, Manny Acosta, and Tim Byrdak are definitely in the pen next year leaving room for one more pitcher.

    Josh Stinson? D.J. Carrasco? Pedro Beato? Danny Herrera? 

    The suspense is simply too much to handle.

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    • amuro316

      9 years ago

      I’d go with Beato unless the Mets re-sign Baustista to be a swing man/long arm guy.

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  27. Shawnthemon

    9 years ago

    Alright, while your hot Sandy, Wanna trade the Jays ___, I have no one in my head that I want from the Mets lol

    Other than Wright, but we dont need him

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    • Marty

      9 years ago

      Daniel Murphy?

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      • Shawnthemon

        9 years ago

        I’d rather KJ

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        • Lunchbox45

          9 years ago

          same

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  28. grownice

    9 years ago

    This is actually a decent signing, Francisco had a very up and down year , but closed the year on a good note. He can still blow guys away but only if he starts to use his curveball more like he did later in the year.

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  29. roberty

    9 years ago

    Solid rebuilding move by the Mets.  Sign relievers, trade @ deadline, scoop up pitching prospects.  I think Kevin Towers invented that one. 

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  30. ilikeike29

    9 years ago

    The Hot Stove is currently on fire

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  31. tony mengden

    9 years ago

    someone said they got that bullpen cheap. Francisco $12 million for two years does not seem cheap. Didn’t Friedman most of the Rays Bullpen for that last year?

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  32. Freddie Morales

    9 years ago

    Mets should trade away wright and move murphy to 3b. Then make a trade for figgins or brian roberts to leadoff and play 2b. keep payroll flexibility for next year and get a sp like cain or poss make a run at yadier. or pull a marlins and sign both plus a CLOSER!!!

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    • MetsMagic

      9 years ago

      Chone Figgins is not a baseball player. And I don’t think Angelos would ever trade Brian Roberts (for whatever reason). Either way, if I see Yadi in a Mets jersey next year I will roll around in the middle of the street kicking and cursing. 

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    • Joveoak

      9 years ago

      No.  At least, not right now.

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  33. Freddie Morales

    9 years ago

    Mets should trade away wright and move murphy to 3b. Then make a trade for figgins or brian roberts to leadoff and play 2b. keep payroll flexibility for next year and get a sp like cain or poss make a run at yadier. or pull a marlins and sign both plus a CLOSER!!!

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  34. rzepczynski

    9 years ago

    ship the supp pics

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  35. metsman

    9 years ago

    I see…. so we are rebuilding by giving up our draft picks for mediocre filler, none of whom, are better than Manny Acosta.

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    • LA

      9 years ago

      your not giving up your draft pick. Your just giving Blue Jays supplement pick because Roach and Francisco are type B free agent.

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  36. gursk1989

    9 years ago

    I do not understand this:  The Mets are NOT going anywhere in 2012.  Why spend money and acquire guys in their 30’s?  Waste of money!

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    • Tko11

      9 years ago

      flip em at the deadline to desperate teams for prospects

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      • gursk1989

        9 years ago

        then why the two year deal for francisco?  I could understand a one year deal and flip him, but two years makes it seem as if he is here to stay for all of 2012

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        • Ale

          9 years ago

          It’s either him or Parnell. Your pick. 

          Well there’s always Mejia waiting somewhere in the distance. 

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        • Tko11

          9 years ago

          Because a one year deal makes him a rental at midseason, on a two year deal they can flip him and the other team controls him for a year and a half.

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          • gursk1989

            9 years ago

            Right but lets say he stinks for the first half of this season? He hasn’t been great, there would be better options other than him out there, and teams would know that thy have a guy who is average with a six million dollar contract for next year. Plus, if he doesn’t stick and is a rental,he may be a type b guy and teams could get a pick for him. A little more incentive to go after the rental player. He also wouldn’t cost that much in the trade market as a rental.

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  37. flickadave

    9 years ago

    Francisco, that’s fun to say… Francisco…

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    • gursk1989

      9 years ago

      better than rodriguez

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    • TheHitman23

      9 years ago

      I guess I’m one of the few who actually got the Elf reference…

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    • TheHitman23

      9 years ago

      I guess I’m one of the few who actually got the Elf reference…

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  38. muskyfish

    9 years ago

    I know that the cool thing to do around here is rail on any team that spends on their bullpen, but really? They got a very good relief arm in Ramirez, as basically an add on to an already pretty even trade. Then got a solid relief arm in Frank, who isn’t the greatest, but does bring important closer experience. Then finished it off by grabbing a guy that had a crap year, but is a decent bounce back candidate and also brings more closing experience.

    Good night for the Mets. Completely revamped a big need and now can turn their attention elsewhere. May have spent a little more than you like to see, but unless I am mistaken nobody cost them a player, and even Wilpon has some extra cash with Jose moving on.

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  39. Andrew Norris

    9 years ago

    Get ALL the Supplementary Picks!

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  40. Budyzer

    9 years ago

    It didn’t work in Toronto last year so why do the exact same thing again ? No wonder the mets suck

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  41. Budyzer

    9 years ago

    2 years at 12 mill ? Blue jays paid him 3.5 mil last year and turned down his 3.75 mil option why would you then pay him 6 million almost double what one of the smartest GM’s in the game thought he was worth. I don’t get the price but i like the player

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  42. BigBank

    9 years ago

    Why I’m excited for next year…Think about this…to be competitive, we have to be very creative. More creative since other teams have us beat in certain areas (i.e. Phillies rotation, Marlins money and potentially lineup, Braves – young talent, Washington – young talent and maybe money). Now I believe we have arguably the best bullpen in the NL East. The Braves kids were great, but they were overworked last year and might be getting ready to implode.So…our offense will score runs. We stay healthy and we’ll score runs. Our pitchers will be more relaxed because even if they go 5 innings, they could be followed by Parnell, Rauch, Ramirez, and then Francisco. We have an advantage now, that could be used to help us close the gap.To me that’s moneyball. Finding value and advantages where no else sees or has. I’ve been critical because we’re broke and losing Reyes is like seeing a brother leave our family cause life is better with some family in Miami. But all I’m saying is that…I am optimistic for the first time all offseason.

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  43. mistermonkey

    9 years ago

    I don’t hate any of these moves, especially the trade. I wouldn’t be surprised if they acquired Ramirez knowing there was a lot of interest in him and that they knew they could flip him for something they need more, like a CF or #2 starter. In fact, they should talk to the Tigers about Austin Jackson (not straight up, obviously).

    Either way, assuming a payroll of $100M as stated, the Mets should still have about $15M to spend on FAs or take on salary — maybe $8M more, if they decide to non-tender Pelfrey and Torres. You can buy a lot of upgrades with $23M (they’d need a decent enough CF, a 2B and #2 pitcher to have a shot, and it’s possible they could get Coco Crisp, Kelly Johnson and Edwin Jackson for that).

    It’s obviously a huge longshot, but conceivably, they could still compete this season if they make the right moves. With the fences being moved in, Bay and Wright stand a reasonable chance to return to semi-form; if Santana and Davis are healthy, they have an ace and a potentially solid 3-4-5 run in their lineup. (Possible lineup: Crisp, Johnson, Wright, Davis, Bay, Duda, Tejada, Thole, P — not terrible).

    Regardless, Alderson kind of rules for even trying.

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    • Ale

      9 years ago

      As a Mets fan I guess there’s that bit of hope there. Looking at the offensive stats from 2011:

      2nd in batting average2nd in OBP
      5th in wOBA
      3rd in wRC+
      When healthy, they’re a pretty good offensive team. They don’t hit HR’s (which shows in their overall slugging pct.) but they can hit. The fences moving in, Davis and Murphy coming back healthy only helps. Granted the departure of Reyes is devastating to the lineup; you simply can’t replace that spark in the lineup. The issue is still starting pitching though. Even with the bullpen upgrades, the starting rotation is thin, even with Santana’s return. Niese is still young, Dickey is reliable, and then a lot of question marks. 

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    • amuro316

      9 years ago

      I generally agree with you here, although Torres can probably do what Crisp does, only with better power at leadoff. Or the Mets could just stick Ruben Tejada at leadoff and take if from there. But I’m not against Coco Crisp at CF.

      Beyond that, the Mets probably will stick with Danny Murphy at 2B, but a good backup (or two) will be a good idea, because he’s not the best defender out there, and he tends to get hurt.

      I like the idea of Edwin Jackson, but I’d have to see how things pan out internally with the Mets’ pitching. They’ve got Johan (who is coming back from injury), Niese (I think he fits the #2 bill), Dickey, Gee, and a #5. Jackson would immediately slide Dickey and Gee down to #4 and 5 respectively. So, not sucky.

      That being said, the Mets know that Harvey and Wheeler are coming up soon, so splurging out for a established top level starter isn’t the best option. Maybe go after Jason Marquis or Jeff Francis instead to fill in as a cheap #5 option? Then again, the guy I’d really want is Paul Maholm.

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  44. Knowname

    9 years ago

    Francisco can’t close, I said this last year when MLBTR said he’d close for the Jays, he simply can’t close. He’s one of those guys that when put into a closing situation he’s nothing but an average pitcher. And in the bigs that translates to meat. By the end of Spring the mets will find out what the Jays found out and what the Rangers already know, Francisco can’t close. Once again he’ll be setting up for Rauch, what’s the problem here??

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    • Ale

      9 years ago

      Assuming that the Mets aren’t able to compete next year (most likely), Sandy can trade his new relievers for a prospect or two. Acquiring three relievers means that there’s a high chance that one of them will become an attractive piece to pick up at the deadline. And if it’s between Francisco and Parnell, then I choose Francisco. 

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  45. Patrick

    9 years ago

    Rauch is a waste of money. Francisco did not handle pressure too well in Toronto so New York will be a challenge for him. But he does have good stuff.

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  46. Timothy Frith

    9 years ago

    I think Francisco will follow K-Rod’s footsteps and lead the Mets to the playoffs.

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  47. chee1rs

    9 years ago

    why ??????

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  48. Bighoot

    9 years ago

    Mets Sign Frank Francisco

    wow!

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  49. Bluebirdz

    9 years ago

    That took a while

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  50. cards2WS

    9 years ago

    Why the heck did it take 13 days?

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  51. formerdraftpick

    9 years ago

    I was hoping that Francisco would have signed with San Francisco. 

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  52. LanceKlein

    9 years ago

    lol. frank francisco as a closer..

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  53. Patricio

    9 years ago

    Instead of blowing 1 save against the Phillies last year, now he gets to blow many saves against the Phillies this season.

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  54. AdenverGuy

    9 years ago

    Why is Ramirez always changing teams? Dude consistently has good numbers. I remember when the Rox got rid of him I was like “huh”…oh well …maybe he’s a jerk or something

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  55. MetsEventually

    9 years ago

    3 years ago we were saying we got Rodriguez…3 years later we say…we got Francisco?

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