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Date: 2009-06-25 18:17:00

Manager Jerry Manuel officially has a wonderful tarapaty on his hands. John Maine and Oliver Perez are on the verge of coming off the disabled list, but Manuel knows he would be chased by Mets fans bearing pitchforks if he even thinks about...

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