"The team to watch in New York."
Maybe the Mets will also get the "backpage" for the four people who still read newspapers"
"If there's one team to watch more than any other in baseball this offseason, it's the Mets.
That's right, the Mets are trying to make themselves the team to watch in New York once again. It has happened before, the two times the Mets won the World Series -- first in 1969, when they were the Miracle Mets, and then in '86, when the Mets of Doc and Darryl and Keith Hernandez and Gary Carter felt like the greatest show on earth."
I mean ...
For what it's worth, I heard the same thing about Dellin Betances.
"At this time of year -- and at any time of the year -- the Yankees have long been the team to watch. They don’t always make the biggest moves or sign the biggest free agents the way they did last winter with Gerrit Cole, or two years ago when they traded for Giancarlo Stanton, fresh off his NL MVP Award-winning season."
That's funny, because in Mike Lupica's World, the Yankees are never the team to watch. Only the Mets.
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