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Carlos Delgado | First Baseman

TEAM:	New York Mets
HEIGHT/WEIGHT:	6'3' / 264
DOB:	6/25/1972
AGE:	37
BATS/THROWS:	Left / Right
CONTRACT INFO:	2009: Picked up $12 million club option. 2010: Free Agent

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Carlos Delgado-1B- Mets

Feb. 9 - 2:20 pm et

Carlos Delgado's agent David Sloane says his client's conditioning program is "progressing well," reports Jon Paul Morosi of FOXSports.com.

There's still no word on which teams are interested, according to Morosi. Reports on the 38-year-old slugger weren't positive in winter ball, especially in the field, leaving an assignment as a part-time designated hitter/first-baseman as the most likely possibility. Delgado was limited to just 26 games last season because of hip surgery, batting .298/.393/.521 with four home runs and 23 RBI.

Source: Jon Paul Morosi on Twitter

Carlos Delgado's 2010 Profile

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Current Season Stats
G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	K	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
26	94	28	7	1	4	23	15	12	20	0	0	.298	.393	.521	.914

Career Stats Batting
Year	Team	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	K	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
1993	TOR	2	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	.000	.500	.000	.500
1994	TOR	43	130	28	2	0	9	24	17	25	46	1	1	.215	.342	.438	.780
1995	TOR	37	91	15	3	0	3	11	7	6	26	0	0	.165	.216	.297	.513
1996	TOR	138	488	132	28	2	25	92	68	58	139	0	0	.270	.348	.490	.838
1997	TOR	153	519	136	42	3	30	91	79	64	133	0	3	.262	.343	.528	.871
1998	TOR	142	530	155	43	1	38	115	94	73	139	3	0	.292	.378	.592	.971
1999	TOR	152	573	156	39	0	44	134	113	86	141	1	1	.272	.367	.571	.938
2000	TOR	162	569	196	57	1	41	137	115	123	104	0	1	.344	.461	.664	1.125
2001	TOR	162	574	160	31	1	39	102	102	111	136	3	0	.279	.396	.540	.936
2002	TOR	143	505	140	34	2	33	108	103	102	126	1	0	.277	.406	.549	.955
2003	TOR	161	570	172	38	1	42	145	117	109	137	0	0	.302	.426	.593	1.019
2004	TOR	128	458	123	26	0	32	99	74	69	115	0	1	.269	.372	.535	.907
2005	FLA	144	521	157	41	3	33	115	81	72	121	0	0	.301	.399	.582	.981
2006	NYM	144	524	139	30	2	38	114	89	74	120	0	0	.265	.361	.548	.909
2007	NYM	139	538	139	30	0	24	87	71	52	118	4	0	.258	.333	.448	.781
2008	NYM	159	598	162	32	1	38	115	96	72	124	1	1	.271	.353	.518	.871
2009	NYM	26	94	28	7	1	4	23	15	12	20	0	0	.298	.393	.521	.914

Appearances Per Position

Year	C	1B	2B	SS	3B	OF	DH
2009	0	25	0	0	0	0	0

Carlos Delgado-1B - Mets

Feb. 5 - 1:01 pm et

The New York Post's Joel Sherman confirmed Friday that the Blue Jays no longer have interest in free agent Carlos Delgado.

Delgado, who turns 38 this season, played only 26 games last year due to a hip issue. He batted .298/.393/.521 with four home runs and 23 RBI when healthy, but teams that have scouted his workouts in the Dominican this winter claim he is not moving well. The Jays will stick with Adam Lind at DH.

Source: Joel Sherman on Twitter

Vernon Wells-OF - Blue Jays

Feb. 5 - 12:42 pm et

Blue Jays GM Alex Anthopoulos told MLB.com's Jordan Bastian on Friday that his club is likely done adding players.

"As I sit here today, I don't see us doing anything [else before spring training]," said Anthopoulos, "but that's pretty fluid and it could change." The Jays finalized a one-year, $2.75 million contract with Kevin Gregg on Friday and made a few splashes earlier this winter. It's safe to assume their previously reported interest in Carlos Delgado no longer remains.

Source: Jordan Bastian on Twitter

Carlos Delgado-1B - Mets

Jan. 29 - 9:14 am et

According to MLB.com's Jordan Bastian, Blue Jays manager Cito Gaston "spent time lobbying" for the club to bring back Carlos Delgado on Thursday.

The Mets inked Fernando Tatis to a contract on Thursday and appear set at first base, leaving few remaining options for the 37-year-old Delgado. "If there's some way to bring Carlos back here, I'd love to see him back here," said Gaston, "because he can do a lot of things as far as helping the young kids about knowing about hitting." He batted .298/.393/.521 with four home runs and 23 RBI last year in the 26 games he was healthy.

Source: BlueJays.mlb.com

Fernando Tatis-1B - Mets

Jan. 28 - 6:25 pm et

Mike Puma of the New York Post confirms that infielder Fernando Tatis will be rejoining the Mets on a one-year contract.

SI.com's Jon Heyman first reported the news Thursday evening. Tatis, 35, has posted an .811 OPS during his last two years with the Mets and will serve in a platoon at first base with Daniel Murphy this season. Carlos Delgado, it appears, will have to find a job elsewhere for 2010.

Source: New York Post

Fernando Tatis-1B - Mets

Jan. 28 - 5:04 pm et

Jon Heyman of SI.com writes that Fernando Tatis will be rejoining the Mets.

This isn't confirmation of a deal as much as it is an assumption of one getting done. Tatis, 35, has batted .289/.352/.458 with an 811 OPS over the past two seasons with New York and should be the right-handed part of a first base platoon with Daniel Murphy. It's less than desirable, but remember that the Mets believe Ike Davis isn't far away from making an impact in the majors. Heyman adds that Carlos Delgado will now have to seek employment elsewhere and that scouts view him as a designated hitter.

Source: Jon Heyman on Twitter

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