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Share your memories of Alvaro Espinoza
HERE IS WHAT OTHER METS FANS HAVE TO SAY:
Won Doney
February 19, 2001
What was wrong with this guy? As far as I know, hitting .300 isn't a bad thing.
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Mr. Sparkle
June 1, 2001
He was gone in a blink of an eye but, since he was more of a Yankee, I hate him.
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Justin
August 5, 2001
Well, eventhough im best friends with his son, he's a pretty cool guy. In my opinion, he one of the best defensive 3rd baseman in baseball history, thanks to him teaching his son how to pitch a curve ball, his son ended up teaching me, and now I have one of the best curve balls in my shool, according to my coach at least. Well, thanks for the memories Alvaro, Justin
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Jeff Torborg
September 20, 2001
The first time I saw this guy I thought he looked more like my little league coach than a pro baseball player. That makes him suck more.
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Tim
July 27, 2003
I went to grammar school with his son Jose. Had the thrill of meeting him and got a signed poster. Helluva nice guy.
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Jonathan Stern
January 14, 2005
Actually, Espinoza was one of the few ex-Yankees I was happy to see in a Mets uniform. After all, he was involved in my all-time favorite Yankees game: Andy Hawkins' losing no-hitter, July 1, 1990.I thought the Mets gave up on Espinoza too soon. He played well when called upon and was always among the first guys to come out of the dugout to congratulate a teammate.
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DailySkew
December 14, 2008
Espyyyyy!!! Great Yankees defensive shortstop, with the cannon of an arm. Couldn't hit a lick. That .300 average with the Mets was a light .300!
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David Mo
February 19, 2011
They should have kept him and released Baerga. He was more versatile, a better defensive player and in his brief tenure with the Mets he complied a .784 OPS compared to Baerga's .640 -- with a better RBI per AB ratio to boot.
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