In the late 1960's, the Mets traded a player to another team for "a player to be named later". He was sent ...
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That would be Harry Chiti and Cleveland.  It also happened to Dickie Noles on the Cubs in 1987.
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Your question is somewhat ambiguous, however, the answer remains the same.  Tom and Mike Glavine not only were the only brothers who played for the Mets, they were the only brothers who played for the Mets in the same year, 2003.\nhttp://baseball-almanac.com/family/fam6.shtml\n\nHowever, I went to check to compare EVERY Met who played, and see if any brothers came out of the mix.  I found none.\n\nhttp://www.ultimatemets.com/roster.php\nhttp://baseball-almanac.com/family/fam1.shtml
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They're saying his name.  LUUUUUUUUUUKE.\n\nKind of like when players are named Drew or Bruce.
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It was Ray Knight. You can see him listed on the site below in the boxscore as the 3rd Baseman. You'll also notice that he was the World Series MVP.\n\nLet's Go Mets!
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No your friend was wrong. The NY Giants and the Brooklyn Dodgers left NY after the 1957 season. The Dodgers moved to Los Angeles and the Giants moved to San Francisco.\n\nThe NY Metropolitans (one of the coolest names in baseball) were created out of a threat by Branch Rickey to create a third major league: The Continental league.\nThe threat of a new league was backed by New Yorkers who wanted a national league team to support as opposed to the Yankees in the AL (and the other side of the city from the polo grounds and ebbets field).\n\nThe Mets were created as an expansion team (along with the astros) in 1962. \n\nFUN FACT: They wear blue to represent the dodgers and orange, along with the NY Giants old logo, to honor the giants.\nThe team is named after an old team 100 years ago named the New York Metropolitans.\n\nAlso, the Mets were bad at first becuase they took former ny giants, brooklynn dodgers, and yankee players instead of young talent becuase they wanted to get the sentimental fans.\nThey played at the Giants old field in Manahatan, The Polo Grounds for 2 years before moving into Shea Staduim (which is decorated in blue and orange) and their new staduim in 2009 will be designed to look like Ebbets Field.
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When you know there are two players who have done this, then you should also knowing there names also....
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When A-Rod signed with the texas rangers, i know a mock of stan was made about A-Rod, but thats all i can think of
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he leaves the game, the substitute may step in  as\n\n exchange but another player has to leave the field
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Try this website, you need to go through round by round or just do a search by player name\n\nhttp://www.thebaseballcube.com/draft/1996/round-1-1.shtml
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There is no set rule for stuff like this in baseball.  SOme players have no trade clauses and stuff like that but all the financial details are worked out through the teams.  You can trade a player 5 minutes after you sign him if he doesnt have a no trade clause.  The way they handle the contracts goes on a player by player basis.  Sometime teams are so eager to trade players they will offer to pay some or most of the players salary for the new team.  A recent example of this was the Jim Thome for Aaron Rowand trade.  The phillies are paying a portion of Thomes salary.  Also, the cubs had to pay part of sammy sosas contract for 2 years after they traded him.
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I think the trade might actually go through because Prior hasn't been performing up to his expectations as a star pitcher. It's either injury here or freak accident there. Though it should help the Cubs recover, the trade is nonetheless disappointing for Cubs fans who own Prior shirts.
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Santiago signed with the New York Mets to a AAA minor-league contract, but he appeared in only a handful of games. He opted out of his AAA contract and intends to play in the 2006 season.
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Where to start. There are several rumors out there of a three team deal that would send Manny Ramirez to the Mets, whou would then send some pitchers and prospects to the Orioles who would send Miguel Tejeda to the Sox. It seems very unlikely and complicated. There are other rumors that the Sox will be sending Marte, the 3rd base prospect they received from Atlanta in the Renteria trade, and Moto, the set up man they got from Florida with Beckett and Lowell, to Cleveland for Coco Crisp, who would take over CF for Damon, or LF for Ramirez. This may have some legs since the Sox will be desperate for OF if they trade Manny and Damon signs with the Dodgers, but Marte is suppose to be the real thing. He hit 25 hrs and had over 100 RBI's in AAA last season and hit 2 home runs in only 8 AB's for Atlanta as a September call up. Crisp is a pretty good fielder and an ok hitter, Marte and a reliever maybe to high a price for Crisp. Interesting talk involves signing Roger Clemens to a one year deal. If that happenes the Sox rotatio could look like this: Clemens, Schilling, Wakefield, Arroyo, Papplebon.. Not bad. I left out Clement and Wells because I would assume that if they did sign Clemens that CLement would be traded. Wells will either be traded or he will quit. If Clement is not traded look for a battle in spring training between Papplebon and Arroyo to see who gets the last spot in the rotation and who goes to the pen.
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It is much too early to decide whether or not Moises Alou will have an impact upon the team because we really don't know who would like to play for the N.Y.Mets, or who may be available.\n\nBut, as it stands as of Nov/Dec 2006, I like Moises Alou and I hope Alou brings whatever is necessary to get the Mets into the post season playoffs for 2007. \n\nI hope the N.Y. Mets concentrate and seek out available pitchers as Tom Glavin and Pedro Martinez may be on the downward curve in their career.\n\nIf only Pedro had stayed healthy for the 2006 post season, I think the N.Y. Mets would have beaten the Detroit Tigers, as did the St. Louis Cardinals, in the World Series. \n\nBut, to answer the question,... yes, I like Moises Alou coming to New York.
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The Yankees that year included Yogi Berra, Mickey Mantle, and Roger Maris. For the complete roster and stats, see:\nhttp://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/NYY/1960.shtml
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Ummmmm.....the Cubs couldn't do that trade, since Aramis Ramirez filed for free agency this week.  Tough to trade a guy who's not on your team.
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he got picked up by the mets last year and retired in spring of last year becuase he would not play for the majors team and he was to old