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Jeff D'Amico
Ultimate Mets Database popularity ranking: 440 of 1218 players
D'Amico
Jeffrey Charles D'Amico
Born: December 27, 1975 at St. Petersburg, Fla.
Throws: Right Bats: Right
Height: 6.07 Weight: 250

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First Mets game: April 6, 2002
Last Mets game: September 11, 2002

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Perndude
April 14, 2002
He stays healthy and continues to pitch as he has in his first two starts, the trade will no longer be known as the Burnitz trade but the D'Amico trade. Hope he doesn't leave as a free agent after one year.

Mr. Sparkle
July 8, 2002
He looked pretty good in April and most of May but has been dreadful lately. Problem is do you hang onto a guy like this or let him walk? He needs to prove himself in the second half. I believe he is a free agent and if he doesn't have a good second half he won't be worth very much.

Mr. Sparkle
July 24, 2002
I don't know why but I think the Mets should hold onto him. He has good ball movement and I really think a lot of talent but he hasn't been able to put it together yet. He had a real good game last night, he was over due, but I think we have yet to see his best. He will improve. Beside that I can't help thinking he looks like a martian.

Mr. Sparkle
July 31, 2002
Maybe I was wrong about this guy. His last time out he pitched a real good game and I start to believe. Last night he stunk up the place and was out after 3 innings. We can't make the playoffs with guys like him and Estes pitching every 5 days. Send the martian packing!

Shari
August 8, 2002
He stinks. Watching him and this year's team is like watching a wounded animal try to walk. Almost every time he pitches the team is down 4-0 by the the third inning.

Gregory Gewirtz
March 30, 2003
Showed good stuff early in 2002, but totally fell apart later in the year.

He had a myriad of injuries with the Brewers, and had only once before pitched in anything close to a full big league season. It could be that lack of arm strength, not lack of pitching ability, is what did him in for the Mets.

He's entering the 2003 season as the Pirates fifth starter after signing a minor league contract with them.








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