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Friday Clash Between New York Mets And New York Yankees

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New York MetsIn interleague play in the famous “subway series,” the New York Mets and the New York Yankees will play against each other. As the fans from each team will be present to cheer on their team, these teams should draw a huge crowd at Yankee Stadium. The series will start on Friday and will last 3 games.

Although you certainly can’t count out the Mets in this one, the Yankees will be the favorites in this game, as they have the better record and they are the home team. The Mets look like they are on their way up, getting fuel from their rejuvenated lineup as they are 7-3 in their last 10 games.

By losing their last 5 games and winning just 3 of their last 10 games, the Yankees seem to be on the way down. In the American League East Standings, they were passed by the Tampa Bay Rays this past week.

Recently, the Mets have seen more production from Jason Bay and Carlos Beltran. Despite suffering from a poor start to the season, big seasons from both of those players could help them find their way back to the playoffs.

From longtime players the Yankees have recently been troubled with drama. Jorge Posada was moved to the 9th spot in the order as he has struggled all season. Because he did not want to bat 9th in the lineup, he recently made some complaints and refused to play in a game. It could be a distraction for the Yankees until they take care of the problem as this has caused a stir in the organization. For this matchup, check out MLB odds closer to the opener Friday.

New York Mets Spring Training: Carlos Beltran Will Move To Right Field

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Carlos Beltran initiated a move that could affect the New York Mets World Series MLB Odds this season as he reported to the Mets spring training camp Monday.

On Monday Beltran reportedly approached Mets’ manager Terry Collins and told him he wanted to talk, after that he said, he wanted to jumpstart the long-debated move from center field to right field.

Beltran said, “I came today thinking in my heart, ‘I still think I can play center field. But, at the same time, this is not about Carlos. This is about team.”

Angel Pagan told he would be starting the season in center field, and that Beltran would be playing right field. Pagan did a decent job filling in for Beltran when Beltran missed the first half of last season after arthroscopic knee surgery.

To cut off the possibility of weeks of media speculation about a potential move, he initiated the moved in order to avoid a last-minute move just as the season begins, what Beltran said.

Beltran further added, “In order for me to play center field, I need more time. I want to be on the same page with everyone here. I want Terry to have his time and to come to the ballpark ready to play the lineup without thinking where he is going to play Pagan, where he’s going to play me. At the same time I’m thinking about Pagan coming to the ballpark and preparing himself and focused to play baseball. I don’t want to create any distractions here.”

Beltran has started three games in right field in his career, all in 2000 for the Kansas City Royals and at 33, he is in the final season of a seven-year, $119 million contract.

New York Mets Manager Search Begins

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The search for the next manager of the New York Mets will begin within the Mets organization. Sandy Alderson, the newly hired general manager of the Mets, announced that the team will start interviewing candidates within the organization this week. External candidates will get a hearing next week.

The leading internal candidates for the Mets are Doug Melvin and David Jauss. Melvin has previous big-league managerial experience, serving as the manager of the Seattle Managers for a year before starting a four year stint as the manager of the Arizona Diamondbacks. His teams have had winning records in three of the six full seasons he managed and he led the 2007 Diamondbacks to the NLCS. He currently has a career record of 493-508 and has been serving as a scout for the Mets.

David Jauss has no prior major league managerial experience, but he did serve as a minor-league manager on two occasions. He helmed the Class A West Palm Beach team in 1992 and the Double AA Harrisburg team in 1994, both within the Montreal Expos organization. This past season, he served as the bench coach for the Mets, a position he also held with the0 Los Angeles Dodgers and the Baltimore Orioles.