... average all-around skills. As with most of their signings, the Mets were bidding against themselves, as Tatis was re-upped before he had a chance to file for free agency. ... long hot streak. So it shouldn’t have been a surprise when Tatis reverted to a .282 AVG, .339 OBP ... payroll in the NL can finish in second to last place. But it’s not Fernando Tatis’ fault that the Mets overpaid ...

... Trade Rumors, wonders if the Mets should consider bringing Fernando Tatis back in 2010, or look elsewhere for a versatile veteran. ... player at this point in his career, so i don’t fault Tatis, nor do i fault many of the Mets who were asked to be something they weren’t in 2009&# ... age, there aren’t many players that are as versatile as Tatis… Tatis hit .282 with eight home runs ...

I believe that re-signing Fernando Tatis is a mistake based on the law of diminishing returns. If Tatis can produce the numbers he has produced over the last two years then he is an asset and a bargain at ... made you quit keep coming out until you remember why you quite. At 35 y/o I think Tatis is closer to my analogy of a hobby then he is to proving me wrong, another year I ...

Today is the deadline for teams to offer arbitration to their own free agents, which allow them to receive draft-pick compensation if the player signs elsewhere. …i do not expect the Mets to offer arbitration to Carlos Delgado and Fernando Tatis, both of whom are Type B free agents, meaning each player could net the Mets a compensatory draft pick if they

Posted by Matt Pignataro The Mets did not offer salary arbitration to Carlos Delgado or Fernando Tatis. Both were type B free agents. Adam Rubin of the Daily News reports that Fernando Tatis wants to return to the Mets, but team officials want to see how the winter goes before deciding on Tatis. a2a_linkname=document.title;a2a_linkurl="seventraintoshea.com";

... . The oddest part of this is the Mets have had success with players in recent years like Fernando Tatis and Nelson Figueroa, players who put up very good Triple-A numbers. But they have been the exception, for one thing, and for another, Tatis, in particular  also had expanded major league time. Take this in contrast to Oakland’s acquisition of Jake Fox ...

... , which of these established left-fielders would you like to see play the line at Fenway in 2010? Garret Anderson Marlon Byrd Fernando Tatis Randy Winn If that nightmare scenario happens, and the Red Sox lose Bay, ... EvanAtMVN posted 14 hours ago from ... BallHype: MLB, Boston Red Sox, Garret Anderson, Marlon Byrd, Fernando Tatis, Randy Winn, Jeremy Hermida

... serve as the utility guy. Let’s cross our fingers. Expect a lot of moves like this. A lot of guys should be brought in and given a shot. You never know who next year’s Fernando Tatis is going to be. Of course, when I say that, I mean the Fernando Tatis of 2008. Things should start picking up after the arbitration deadline passes tomorrow.

... Omir Santos, Daniel Murphy, Nick Evans, Fernando Martinez, Anderson Hernandez, Jon Niese, ... , Carlos Delgado, Gary Sheffield, and (thank goodness) Fernando Tatis. There are other options available both cheaper and more cost effective than ... pretty young (28 going into next season). He can’t be any worse than, say, Fernando Nieve. Ben Sheets is the name that intrigues me the most. A dominating ...

... David Wright was dreadful in the field this year but terrific on the basepaths.  Angel Pagan, Daniel Murphy and Fernando Tatis's values increased mainly due to high defensive ratings from Plus/Minus: +16, +10 and +9, respectively. I stopped to think about having Tatis on the team next year but it's probably for the best that he isn't. UZR and Plus/Minus ...