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Don't Let the Yorvit You Where the Good Lord Split YouForget what I said about not writing off Yorvit Torrealba before we have a chance to fall in at least like with him. We will not have that chance, so write him (like Lo Duca) off all you want. Newsday is reporting our once future but neither once nor future platoon catcher has opted out of his Mets contract without ever opting in. He didn't sign, he isn't signing, he isn't gonna sign. No agreement, no negotiations, no Torrealba, no Castroalba. DiFastro, anyone? 3 comments to Don't Let the Yorvit You Where the Good Lord Split You |
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Didn't I email you a few days ago asking “is he ours or not? I keep hearing conflicting reports…”?
I didn't know just how right I was. Sheesh.
I vote NO on DiFastro.
Geeze, I hope not!
The Mets should give a clear reason why this fell through. Otherwise rumors will spread. Oops, too late!