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Left-handed reliever Pedro Feliciano is heading back to the only team he's ever pitched for at the Major League level, the New York Mets.

Both sides came to terms on a Minor League contract this week, including an invite to Spring Training

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I've been a New York Mets fan for as long as I can remember. Was born in the early 80's but was too young to remember 1986, although my uncle told me many stories. Became an actual fan in the early 90's, and brother did they stink! I didn't care though, I knew more about my team than all the so-called Yankees fans in my class - I could actually name the players on the team and tell you their record

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The New York Mets front office made what I would call a wise decision over the weekend, officially coming to terms with the Toronto Blue Jays to trade recently crowned Cy Young Award winner R.A. Dickey.

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The New York Mets front office made what I would call a wise decision over the weekend, officially coming to terms with the Toronto Blue Jays to trade recently crowned Cy Young Award winner R.A. Dickey.

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David Wright has inked a seven-year contract extension that will keep him with the Mets through the 2020 season.

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Former Mets catcher Mike Piazza is one of 37 candidates on the 2013 Hall of Fame Ballot, released Wednesday by the Baseball Writer's Association of America.

Piazza, maybe the best power hitting catcher of all-time, played 16 years in the bigs (1992-2007) building his legacy with two teams - the Dodgers and Mets

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Mets fans knew he deserved it, but some thought maybe his style of pitching would steer votes to other candidates. But knuckle ball and all, R.A. Dickey grabbed 27 of 32 first place votes to take home the National League Cy Young Award on Wednesdady, becoming just the third Mets pitcher to win the award.

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Topping my list of the worst signings by the New York Mets is, without a doubt, Mo Vaughn.

Vaughn came to the Mets prior to the 2002 season as GM Steve Phillips opted to pick up the remaining three-years and $46 million on Mo's six year deal with the Angels, despite the fact that he missed the entire 2001 season due to injury

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This one falls into the free agent signings category.

Jason Bay built a name for himself as a slugging left fielder and cemented his reputation with a breaking season, smacking 36 home runs to go with 119 RBI's in 2009 with the Boston Red Sox

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My selection for third worst Mets signing of Bobby Bonilla is for several reasons, not all related to his on-field performance.

Bonilla was an All-Star for four consecutive seasons before he signed a five-year, $29 million deal with Mets prior to the 1992 season

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