Francisco Rodriguez

K-Rod On Mets: ‘To Come Back And Redeem Myself Would Be Great’

“I would love to (return to the Mets),” Rodriguez said. “They’ve got a great coaching staff over there. To come back and redeem myself would be great … To be able to get one more shot and get it done would be great.”

2013/03/06

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Former Mets Closer Francisco Rodriguez Arrested For Domestic Violence Complaint

Milwaukee Brewers reliever Francisco Rodriguez was arrested last month on a domestic violence complaint involving his girlfriend.

2012/10/13

Palladino: Should Mets Call On K-Rod?

Anybody who has watched the Mets lately knows they sorely need bullpen help. How they get it is a major question. And perhaps a bigger question is, where SHOULD they get it from?

2012/07/06

Report: Unnamed Mets Veteran Says ‘Too Much Baggage’ For K-Rod Reunion

Two Mets players said all the right things this weekend about a possible reunion with Francisco Rodriguez. But apparently it’s not all so hunky-dory.

2012/07/05

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K-Rod Reunion? Rodriguez Reportedly On Mets’ Bullpen Wish List

Despite being traded by New York nearly one year ago, Francisco Rodriguez has never ruled out a future reunion at Citi Field. Apparently the Amazin’s haven’t either.

2012/07/03

Jose Reyes #7 of the Miami Marlins gestures toward his teammates in the dugout after sliding into third base with a triple against the Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ball Park on April 8, 2012 in Cincinnati, Ohio. (Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images)

Keidel: Do The Mets Miss Jose Reyes?

After watching Jose Reyes walk without so much as a slap on the rump juxtaposed with the Mets’ recent desire to talk contract extension with David Wright, I wondered if Alderson knew something we didn’t. Are the Mets in fact better without Reyes?

2012/05/17

A-Rod (credit: Stephen Dunn/Getty Images), Pujols (credit: Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)

Hartnett: Yankees Can Compete With Rebuilt Angels

Despite the big-name signings of Albert Pujols and C.J. Wilson, the Los Angeles Angels haven’t distanced themselves from the 2012 Yankees.

WFAN–2011/12/08

Keefe To The City: Mets Make Moves To Salvage Mess

The Mets responded to the departure of Jose Reyes with a busy Tuesday night in which they traded Angel Pagan and signed a pair of free agents. Rich Coutinho joined Neil Keefe for an epic email discussion to talk about the moves and to try and make sense out of the crazy week for the Mets.

WFAN–2011/12/07

Brian Cashman (credit:Leon Halip/Getty Images); Sandy Alderson (credit: Andrew Burton/Getty Images)

Sweeny: Alderson Rings Changes While Cashman Waits

Sandy Alderson didn’t tip his hand that he was onto some big moves when he spoke to reporters Tuesday afternoon, but he got quite busy a few hours later acquiring three relievers and a new center fielder.

WFAN–2011/12/07

Former Mets Closer K-Rod Becomes Free Agent

Francisco Rodriguez’s $17.5 million mutual option has been declined, and the Milwaukee Brewers reliever was among 148 players who become free agents Sunday.

WFAN–2011/10/30

Brewers’ K-Rod: Return To Mets Could Be In Future

K-Rod would rather close games — and hey, you never know. He could have that opportunity again in New York.

WFAN–2011/10/10

Mariano Rivera (credit: Patrick McDermott/Getty Images)

Hartnett: Mariano Rivera’s 602 Deserves To Be Placed On An Equal Pedestal As Other MLB Records

Mo’s record is under fire by some who question the validity of the stat. Does Rivera’s record deserve greater praise from the baseball community? Share your opinions inside.

WFAN–2011/09/20

Marino Rivero #42 of the New York Yankees waves after becoming the all-time leader in saves after defeating the Minnesota Twins at Yankee Stadium on September 19, 2011 in the Bronx borough of New York City. Rivero recorded his 602 save. (credit: Patrick McDermott/Getty Images)

Keidel: No. 602 For The Final 42

Some may say we have a Mariano Rivera obsession. You’re damn right we do. It’s one of those oxymoronic, healthy diseases, backed by 602 saves, making Mariano now and forever the king of closers. Yes. Forever.

2011/09/19

Mariano Rivera (credit: Stephen Dunn/Getty Images)

Keidel: Mariano Rivera: Mr. 600

Did you know Mariano Rivera is about to become the all-time saves leader, passing Trevor Hoffman, who has 601. No doubt Rivera was crowned long before he becomes the official king of closers, but there’s more meat to this feat than you may think.

2011/09/13

Daniel Ray Herrera #52 of the Cincinnati Reds delivers a pitch against the Chicago White Sox at Goodyear Ballpark on March 2, 2011 in Goodyear, Arizona. (credit: Norm Hall/Getty Images)

Mets Acquire Daniel Herrera And Adrian Rosario To Complete K-Rod Trade

The Mets have acquired lefthanded pitcher Daniel Herrera and righthanded pitcher Adrian Rosario from the Milwaukee Brewers to complete the trade that sent righthanded pitcher Francisco Rodriguez and cash considerations to the Brewers on July 12.

2011/09/01

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