I'm very excited for smith. he has a good fastball about 93, and that's not even
his best pitch which is a slider. he's 23 years old and only has 2and a half
months for professional ball under his belt. I'm guessing that management
wouldn't have taken the risk if he didn't show them something. look at his
spring numbers. and that was all against veteran batters maybe in a few years he
can take over the closers role...i know that's a stretch but I'm still excited
for what he brings to the table

eric thompson <humpy_12078@...> wrote: I disagree, that Burgos
kid and the rookie Smith are going to worth watching, other than Pelfrey the
Mets only have a bunch of five inning starters, a couple of them near the end of
their careers. In the words of Pedro just hold the fort until July when he can
probably come back, the Mets will be shopping for a frontline starter, not
bullpen help. When all the kids are ready in a couple of seasons, we could have
a starting five almost as good as 86.

palmzo16 <palmzo16@...> wrote: Now you see all the experts are going with
the mets starting pitching
as the worst thing that the mets got going for them I actually LIKE the
mets rotation i think we got a couple of young stars but i dont like
there bullpen and i think that it will be a probablem Billy Wagner was
not as good as i would like him to be and we have no body ellse thats
semi decent (besides Aaron Heilmon) but i dont know about there Bullpen
please respond

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