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Jerry Crasnick over at ESPN looks at the needs of various contenders, with the tops being the Dodgers (power hitting) and the Braves (a starting pitcher). His look at the Mets:
I'm not entirely sure I agree. I think starting pitching is the least of our problems. Glavine's having a rough patch, yes. But he's Tom Glavine, he will find a way to adjust what he is doing wrong to make it right. Why? Because he's Tom Glavine, veteran, future Hall of Famer. He's done it before. He'll do it again. This is perhaps Sosa's second bad game, and its balanced out by six good ones. Ollie and Maine are fine, El Duq has been on top of things. And we still have all the arms down in AAA or the DL. So unless we have a season ending injury to one of these guys, I don't think starting pitching is our need. If we're making a move, honestly…I'm going left fielder. Its been awhile, even Randolph is saying Alou is no closer to a return, we need to get a full time replacement in there. Gomez is an outfielder of the future, not the now. Ledee is a substitute. Johnson appears not ready. Lastings is…missing a foot or something. I lost track. Recording a country album? Endy's gone for at least a month. Time to suck it up, get us a corner outfielder.
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