Haha you got to love it, pitches good for the Mets gets signed and paid by the Yankees for 2 years doesn't throw a single pitch in the majors, Gets us a compensation draft pick in which we take Michael Fulmer and is now back with the Mets on a minor league deal.

How great did that work out for us? Rarely do these sort of things break so right for the Mets.

Didn't he bash us after he got hurt, saying that he pitched too much? Or was it only the yankees staff that did that?

I agree, rarely do things work out like this for us since Fulmer can be a top of the rotation starter in a few years.

It reminds me of 1982 when Mazzilli was traded to the Rangers for Darling & Terrell, then we got Mazzilli back in 1986.

Or Mike Hampton pitching us to a World Series, signing with Colorado where he pitched terrible and us getting David Wright back as compensation.

That was sweet as well (all thanks to that exceptional Denver school system!), but it's not exactly the same b/c Mazzilli and Feliciano are back with the Mets after we obtained stud prospects for them via trade/compensation, but Hampton never came back (which was a good thing considering his ridiculous salary...)

Is he actually expected to pitch mlb?

Is he actually expected to pitch mlb?

He will fit right in with the rest of the scrubs in the bull pen

So I guess this is the sign of "rebuilding?"

yay..................................?

Then he came back and pitched against us on the Braves on opening Day at Shea and Got ROCKED.

I don't mind this at all. He comes cheap and if he has nothing left he's gone. I like some of our internal, younger, lefty relievers better, but he is decent insurance.

He can only get lefties out and now after the operation he wont
Even be able to do that. Another washed up pitcher.

He came here on a minor league deal, why don't we just see what he does in the Spring?

Ouch, this has to sting for Pedro. After leaving on bad terms with the Mets, and probably hoping to prove us wrong... He has to crawl back for a minor league contract

According to the NY Times article about the signing he was about to come back and pitch for the Yankees last September, but sprained his ankle. Unfortunately it also says he was throwing 83 MPH.

Here are his numbers from the Puerto Rican Winter League.

"Feliciano pitched for Leones de Ponce of the Puerto Rican Winter League this season, not receiving a decision and compiling a 1.23 ERA (one earned run/7.1 innings) in seven appearances out of the bullpen. He struck out six and walked one."

The Bull Pen is fixed....