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Share your memories of Ike Davis
HERE IS WHAT OTHER METS FANS HAVE TO SAY:
Witz
April 19, 2010
Welcome to NY, Ike. Just heard the news he is en route to NYC. Now they need to call up FMart and maybe even Chris Carter and we can start watching the future. It would be better than what we are watching out there now! Hopefully, Ike doesn't put too much pressure on himself to be a savior.
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Anthony R
April 26, 2010
Not since Wright and Reyes came up have we had a more anticipated rookie call up from the minors to fill in a huge position for the future. A huge LH first baseman with power can make a lineup so much more impressive.
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JFK
May 12, 2010
I am very impressed with how Ike is playing, especially going the other way when the pitch is on the outside portion of the plate. Keep it up Ike!!!!
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Get's by Buckner
July 1, 2010
I LIKE IKE!!!I am very impressed with his hitting, fielding and all around attitude. He reminds me a lot of John Olerud. I will never understand why he was not on the opening day roster but hey...glad he's a Met. Hopefully for a long time!!!
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Jon
April 27, 2011
Looks like he is turning into a fine Major League ballplayer. Above average defensively and seems to be getting better and better offensively. Should easily go down as the Mets best all around first basemen since John Olerud.
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JFK
June 23, 2011
Only the Met doctors can turn a bone bruise into season ending micro fracture surgery. Hate to see what these doctors would do with a paper cut.
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Anthony R.
June 29, 2011
Only this twisted organization can have a player fall on his butt and have him miss an entire year with a leg injury that was misdiagnosed. You can't make it up. The actors who PLAYED doctors on M*A*S*H could do a better job with these guys.
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Jonathan Stern
December 6, 2011
The man proved on a number of occasions willing to give up his body in order to get an out. Given the incompetence of the Mets' medical staff, would he be as willing to continue to be that way if and when he comes back?He twisted his ankle camping under a pop-up and was out for the rest of the season. Only the Mets...
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Johnny from Oceanside
January 1, 2012
He's likely to be a bust...too many holes in his swing. Why can't fans seem to see that? This is why Alderson wants to trade him and will!
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Jonathan Stern
March 4, 2012
I have never heard of Valley Fever until today. Anyway, he looked healthy when he was interviewed on SNY a few days ago.
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