This is exhibits bone thugs n harmony album where GM bone thugs reasons Omar Minaya can really roll the dice, and won’t have to break the bank. Two guys come to mind: Rich Harden and Ben Sheets.Not only are both Sheets and Harden good pitchers, they are pitchers with ace potential Only problem is, neither one can ever seem to stay healthy. Harden would probably come cheaper, since he only amassed nine wins with an ERA over four last year with the Cubs.Sheets went 13-9 with a 3.03 ERA.. in 2008. Sheets didn’t throw a single pitch in 2009, and Harden’s ERA nearly doubled. No club, except of course maybe the Yankees, is going to offer either of them a long-term contract.

The more likely scenario is a one to three-year deal with incentives bone thugs n harmony albums . Stop me now if you wouldn’t make Rich Harden a Met for two years and $15M, with another $4-5M in incentives bone thugs and harmony . Or Sheets for a little more, say two years and $20, with a third year option for $11-12M, similarly with incentives flesh n bone . Hell, I’d consider signing BOTH of them.Let’s say the Mets only grab one of Sheets/Harden at a decent enough price Room for another starter? Sure creepin on ah come up . Randy Wolf and Joel Pineiro have been mentioned in the media, and that’d be fine.They’d probably command more years than the injury prone duo, but less annually. If that doesn’t work out, I’m sure the Mets could turn to Jason Marquis, who literally has been begging to be a Met for quite some time now, so much so you think he might be willing to pitch here for free.It should be noted that of these three, only Wolf is a Type A free agent, which makes Pineiro and Marquis more attractive, especially the latter for monetary reasons. Wolf is the safest play, and if the Mets were willing to surrender to sandwich pick in the draft to the Dodgers, then fine, but then you damn well better not overpay.If the price is right, the Mets should and will go for him If some team decides to give Mr.

Wolf a deal worth over $50M, then it’s time to turn to Pineiro, but if he suddenly thinks that after one good year he deserves No bone thugs n harmony hits . 2 type money, then you tell him to have a nice day and wish him luck in his journeys bizzy bone . Three years in the $21-24M range is the highest the Mets should offer him i tried movie . If not, then grant Marquis his wish to come to Queens for two years and $10M.Before you know it, the Mets have a surplus of starting pitching bone thugs harmony .

Wait, what? Yes: Santana, Sheets/Harden, Maine, Pelfrey, Perez, and let’s say Wolf, for arguement’s sake bone thugs n harmony pics . If Wolf signs somewhere for 5 years and $45M, that will likely drive up the price on Pineiro, which in turn will likely leave the Mets turning to Marquis, but for now, let’s say the Mets give Wolf 3 years and $30M bone thugs and harmony lyrics . Time to pick up the phone to trade a part of the famed Maine-Ollie-Big Pelf trio? If someone bites, sure, why not?I’d say the most likely to go would be Perez, but of course, it could be hard to find a taker for a $36M basket case bone thugs wiki . However, some team out there may remember his upside and take him off the Mets’ hands.If the Mets could accomplish this and free up more salary by getting rid of Luis Castillo when his value will never be higher, then pat Minaya on the back bonethugs n harmony music . The pair of Perez and Castillo both havetwo years left on their contracts, and are owed a combined $36M.The Mets won’t find anyone to take on all of these salaries, but could free themselves of roughly half, so that’s $18M more to spend. Castillo was not the problem last year, and frankly I feel bad for the guy (Yankee game, anyone?), but if anyone’s ever going to want his aging body, it’s going to be now. However, if the Mets can’t part ways with Castillo, it wouldn’t be the worst thing in the world.Everyone and their mother seems to be on board with the “dump Castillo, sign Orlando Hudson” idea, which I am on board with.

The guy plays exceptional defense (four Gold Gloves in past five years), wants to come to New York, and possesses something this team lacks so badly: grit.While Hudson’s fine, the Mets could go in another direction, a guy who can not only play defense, but steal bases, and fill in at the outfield positions when called upon, too: Chone Figgins . Figgins is young enough (32), where if the Mets overpaid to get him on a short-term deal, he may take it, since he’d hit the open market again at 33 or 34.Give him a one-year pact for $9M with a player option for a second year for the same money bonethugsnharmony lyrics . Both options are fine, and like I said, I feel for Luis, but it’s time to get some new blood at second bone thugs lyrics . Ultimately, despite the fact that Figgins brings much moreversatility, the Mets like Hudson a lot, and he’d come a bit cheaper . The parties will probably settle a two-year deal around $10-12M.Omir Santos is not a full-time backstop. I’d say the Mets must act quickly to find a guy who’s capable of catching 100 games, but really, there’s no rush. Bengie Molina is the most attractive option, but apparently he wants a long-term deal, which I’d like to see the Mets steer clear from.Molina’s a nice guy, but he’s slow as molasses, 35, and notgetting any younger.