The Mets Police: The Former "Former Franchise" Digs The Rays

The Former "Former Franchise" Digs The Rays

I'm laying off Seaver for a while because he showed up at the final game at Shea and played the role well. Here's what he has to say about The Rays:

"[They are] very analogous (to the 69 Mets)," Seaver said. "Because of their pitching and defense, and defense up the middle, they're in every game. We were that way. It's a nice story, a great story -- young guys with talent who believe in themselves and have a strong manager."

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