The sad thing is the Mets aren't going to get Roy Halladay for John Maine and Carlos Delgado. However, the rumor is that Mets actually do have something the Blue Jays may be interested in.

Currently the Blue Jays are dead last in the American League with only 15 saves on the season. Their 58% save conversion percentage is good for third worst in the AL. The rumor is that they are interested in acquiring, preferably young and talented bullpen help.

NY Mets' manager Jerry Manuel recently announced that he would love the chance to coach the Mets with Manny Ramirez in left. Hopefully the plug will extend up to the front office where Omar Minaya is still contemplating his options.

The New York Mets are trying to sew up their rotation and have added Freddy Garcia to the mix. Freddy Garcia is not going to be the answer the Mets need, and he is certainly no Derek Lowe. The main reason the Mets pulled the trigger on Garcia was the fact that he consistently gives teams over 200 innings a season.

The NY Mets have sewed up their bullpen for the time being. The focus now comes to their starting rotation. The staples are set, and the Mets have their rotation closing in on being locked up.

The real key will be the starter the Mets acquire in the off-season. Oliver Perez appears to think he's worth more than he is. This attitude is having an adverse effect however, and the NY Mets executives aren't biting. Instead the Mets exec's are hoping to lock up a reliable 2nd or 3rd guy in the rotation to take Perez's place.

Billy Wagner is having difficulty keeping his mouth shut. During his weekly interview on 1050 ESPN radio, Wagner publicly criticized Oliver Perez.

"You have to be able to look at yourself and say, 'Is that the best I can do?'" Wagner stated in reference to Oliver Perez's recent 1 2/3 inning outing on Wednesday April 30.