2 years ago
So now the talk-show callers and out-of-loop bloggers can watch. The Mets may not sign any of the players that the public has deemed "must-haves." But they will continue to do what they have done since Minaya took charge in late 2004: seek the players who fit their needs and pay handsomely for them. Two years ago, the Mets identified their greatest need as a No. 1 starting pitcher, and they imported Johan Santana for more than they had planned -- $137.5 million. Last year, with their bullpen in need of a closer, they obligated themselves to pay $36 million for Frankie Rodriguez.
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