Pedro Martinez rejected a $40.5 million, three-year offer from the Red Sox

wilheim · Dec 15, 2004

As far as I am concerned (for that money) the Mets can have the high maintainance prima donna. See ya Pedro enjoy watching the playoffs on TV next year.

wil.:howdy:

Journeyman · Dec 15, 2004

He said God wanted him in NY...He will not muster more than 15 wins ever again in a season...

I give him 40 wins as a Met over the nest 4 years , and thats really stretching it...

wilheim · Dec 15, 2004

For Pedro it coild have been worse, God could have wanted him in Kansas City.

wil.

charleslanger · Dec 15, 2004

I agree-- this will be another notch in the Mets pantheon of bad moves...

Doug · Dec 15, 2004

Journeyman said:
He said God wanted him in NY...He will not muster more than 15 wins ever again in a season...

I give him 40 wins as a Met over the nest 4 years , and thats really stretching it...

I'd bet he exceeds 15 wins in a season again, Mets may trade him to NYY or somewhere. Dude has stellar career record. I think that's a bad bet J-man. I'd take that prop on credit, but don't bet with posters. I often bet against him, but he's still above average. I don't think he wins 20, but may sneak in a 16, or 17.

Your prop is awfully open-ended, can't call it a loss for like 10 years. His career winning percentage is quite good. Pedro is declining, but still major-league.

FairWarning · Dec 15, 2004

DougJ said:
I'd bet he exceeds 15 wins in a season again, Mets may trade him to NYY or somewhere. Dude has stellar career record. I think that's a bad bet J-man. I'd take that prop on credit, but don't bet with posters. I often bet against him, but he's still above average. I don't think he wins 20, but may sneak in a 16, or 17.

Your prop is awfully open-ended, can't call it a loss for like 10 years. His career winning percentage is quite good. Pedro is declining, but still major-league.

How about in 2 years? Now if the Mets could get Sosa.