Raul Valdes
- #22 | RP BatsL ThrowsL
- Height5-11
- Weight190
- New York Mets
- Age32
- Experience Rookie
- Salary
- BirthplaceHavana, Cuba
Mets Call Up Dillon Gee, Sean Green, Raul Valdes, Jesus Feliciano
MetsBlog — Posted in MetsBlog,TwitterThe Mets have called up Dillon Gee, Sean Green, Raul Valdes, and Jesus Feliciano from Triple-A Buffalo. Nick Evans joined the Mets yesterday in Chicago, and went 1 for 3 in the Mets 18-5 win at Wrigley Field.Leave a Comment
New York Mets September 6, 2010Green, Feliciano too
Mets Blog | ESPN New York — Sean Green #50 RPNew York Mets 2010 STATS GM1 W0 L0 BB0 K1 ERA9.00 Reliever Sean Green and outfielder Jesus Feliciano will join Dillon Gee and left-hander Raul Valdes as call-ups. Green made one appearance for the Mets in April before being placed on the disabled list. He originally was diagnosed with a rib-cage strain. When the injury didn't improve after Green resumed throwing in Port St. Lucie, Fla., Green requested an MRI, which revealed a fractured rib. Green, 31, attributed the injury to dropping down to a full submarine delivery. He has since moved back to his low three-quarters...
New York Mets September 6, 2010help is on the way
Amazin' Stories | Bergen Record — Prior to today’s game, the Mets will select the contract of RHP Dillon Gee from Buffalo (AAA) of the International League. Gee will wear #35 and will make his major league debut when he starts tomorrow night at Washington. He went 13-8 with a 4.96 ERA and a Buffalo modern-franchise record 165 strikeouts in 161.1 innings over 28 starts. Gee, 24, also led all of Triple-A in strikeouts. New York also announced that LHP Raul Valdes, RHP Sean Green and outfielder Jesus Feliciano were recalled from Buffalo. Valdes was with the Mets twice this year, April 11-June 24 and July 5-August 14. The lefty is...
New York Mets September 6, 2010Dillon Gee, Nick Evans, and Raul Valdes Expected to Join Mets
MetsBlog — Posted in MetsBlogAccording to Adam Rubin of ESPN New York, Dillon Gee, Nick Evans, and Raul Valdes are expected to join the Mets tomorrow when the Mets open their series with the Nationals in Washington. Gee went 13-8 with a 4.96 ERA this season with Triple-A Buffalo, and he was named their comeback player of the year [...]Leave a Comment
New York Mets September 5, 2010Source: Gee, Evans, Valdes in DC
Mets Blog | ESPN New York — Right-hander Dillon Gee, left-hander Raul Valdes and first baseman/outfielder Nick Evans are expected to join the Mets on Monday for a series opener in Washington, a source with ties to the organization told ESPNNewYork.com. Noah K. Murray /The Star Ledger via US Presswire Nick Evans is expected to join the Mets for the series in D.C. Gee (13-8, 4.96 ERA) was named Buffalo's Comeback Player of the Year. He missed 98 games in 2009 with a shoulder injury. This season, the 24-year-old right-hander leads the International League with 165 strikeouts. Read a full profile of Gee here from a fa...
New York Mets September 4, 2010Mets Send Raul Valdes and Ryota Igarashi to Minors
MetsBlog — Posted in FacebookAfter tonight’s 1-0 win over the Phillies, the Mets optioned both Raul Valdes and Ryota Igarashi to Triple-A Buffalo. The Mets recalled Igarashi yesterday, and did not appear in either yesterday or today’s game.Leave a Comment
New York Mets August 13, 2010-
Mike Pelfrey
SP
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Jose Reyes
SS
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David Wright
3B
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Chris Carter
LF/RF
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Sean Green
RP
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Raul Valdes
RP
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Oliver Perez
SP/RP
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Jesus Feliciano
CF/LF/RF
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Lucas Duda
1B/LF
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- Sabermetrics say Wright hasn't improved Mets Blog | ESPN New York Much was made about David Wright’s power outage in 2009. Some speculated that Wright was trying to overcompensate for the move to a new ballpark, while others said his increase in strikeouts was a sign he was still shaky after being hit in the head with a pitch in the second half of last season. Now that 2010 has but a month remaining, it appears as though Wright’s power outage was mostly a one-year blip. Wright has more than doubled his HR total from 2009, restoring his mid-to-high 20’s power that he’d established before. What’s interesting is how and why this...
- Final minor league leaders Mets Blog | ESPN New York With regular seasons over in the minors, here are the organization's final statistical leaders: Average (min 2.7 PA/team game): Darrell Ceciliani, Brooklyn, .351; Joe Bonfe, Brooklyn, .326; Josh Satin, Binghamton, .311; J.B. Brown, Brooklyn, .308; Cory Vaughn, Brooklyn, .307; Eric Campbell, Binghamton, .306; Lucas Duda, Buffalo, .304; Nick Evans, Buffalo, .300; Sean Ratliff, Binghamton, .298; Rylan Sandoval, Brooklyn, .295. Homers: Lucas Duda, Buffalo, 23; Nick Evans, Buffalo, 23; Brahiam Maldonado, Binghamton, 21; Sean Ratliff, Binghamton, 21; Zach Lutz, Buffalo, 19. RBIs: Lucas Duda, Buff...
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- Finally, Mets' Perez has 'good' day New York Post WASHINGTON -- Oliver Perez was only the Mets' third-worst pitcher yesterday -- certainly a step in the right direction for the befuddled lefty. On a day Mike Pelfrey and Ryota Igarashi were a mess, Perez actually gave the Mets some stability by allowing one run over two innings in their...