Barry Bad Decision ; Mets Could Have Done a Zito Deal
The Record, Bergen County, NJ › October 13, 2006
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NEW YORK The ballpark was October loud, everyone going crazy while Tom Glavine whipped through the first three outs. If first impressions count for anything in the postseason, you couldn't ask for a better opening act than Glavine taking apart Albert Pujols on a 2-2 change-up that that did a wild dance as it crossed the plate.
It was the kind of script that Willie Randolph only wishes could be played out during the NL Championship Series. But the Mets were dealt an unmistakable setback when Wednesday's Game 1 was rained out, forcing the series to play its first five games without a day off.See the full content of this document
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Barry Bad Decision ; Mets Could Have Done a Zito Deal
The Mets' rotation, already wounded in the wake of injuries to Pedro Martinez and Orlando Hernandez, is now in crisis. Randolph will almost certainly have to pitch Glavine on three days' rest in Game 5, and that's after the Mets send...
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