Edgar Alfonzo

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  The B-Mets (13-12), who have won two of three, led 9-1 heading into the eighth inning before Portland scored six runs off relievers Edgar Alfonzo and Nick Abel.

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  While the signing of both K-Rod and Putz generated the headlines, NY signed six B-Mets Alumni to free agent contracts including: Tim McNab, Jose Sanchez, Joe Hietpas, Edgar Alfonzo, Salvador Paniagua, and Mark Kiger.
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  Edgar Alfonzo, LHP (24 years old) Hometown: St Teresa del Tuy, Venezuela After missing all of 2007 with injuries, Alfonzo made 28 appearances out of the bullpen as a Double-A rookie with Binghamton in '08, compiling a 4.26 ERA. After a stint with St. Lucie, Alfonzo emerged down the stretch as a lefty specialist for the B-Mets, holding southpaw swingers to one homer and a .255 batting average.

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  Nevertheless, Cyclones skipper Edgar Alfonzo liked what he saw from the 22-year old.
  
  "He had a good sinker and fastball today," said Alfonzo.
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  Taking two of three games from the Yankees, Alfonzo is pleased with the way his team has started the season.
  
  "If we do that all season, (win two out of three) we'll be in great shape and make the playoffs," said Alfonzo. "That's definitely our goal. I'm very excited about this team right now."
  
  Notes- According to Alfonzo, Mets first round pick Reese Havens is expected to miss up to three weeks with inflammation in his right elbow, which is what necessitated Bouchard's return to Brooklyn. However, Alfonzo remains unsure of when the prospect will play shortstop, saying he sees him first occupying the designated hitter's spot until his elbow is 100 percent.
  
  During the post game interview, Alfonzo also hinted at the appearance of the Mets other first round pick, Ike Davis, in Brooklyn in the future.
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  "Not soon," Alfonzo said. "But he'll be here at some time."
  
  Alfonzo also announced that Chris Schwinden, Brad Holt and Pedro P. Martinez will start the next three games in Aberdeen, while Tim Stronach will start the team's next home game on Monday against the Hudson Valley Renegades.

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  Edgar AlfonzoManager

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  "We scored four runs today," said Cyclones skipper Edgar Alfonzo of his team that ended up with 12 hits on the night.
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  "He's a professional hitter," said Alfonzo. "He can hit."
  
  Alfonzo also announced that outfielder Brandon Kawal [stiff back] and Luis Alen [chin laceration] have been added to the Disabled List to make room for Havens.
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  Alfonzo also expects a roster move to take place tomorrow to help sort out a team that is currently carrying six outfielders and three catchers.

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  Manager: Edgar Alfonzo

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  Relievers Tim McNab, Edgar Alfonzo, John Madden and Roy Merritt made the slim lead stand with three scoreless innings of relief.

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  Edgar AlfonzoBrooklyn Cyclones
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  Edgar Alfonzo, who guided the Brooklyn club to a league championship in 2001, will return to manage the Cyclones again in 2007.He made history as the franchise's first manager during an inaugural campaign that brought baseball back to Brooklyn, and produced a dominant 55-25 record - still a club best.That season, Alfonzo was named Baseball America's 2001 Short-Season Manager of the Year.
  
  Edgar has served as the New York Mets' Minor League Infield Coordinator for the past three seasons, working with the organization's prospects at each of the seven affiliate levels.Prior to that, he was the hitting coach for St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State League in 2002, and Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern League in 2003.Alfonzo played for 12 years in the minor leagues with the Anaheim Angels and Baltimore Orioles organizations and also played in the Mexican League and the Taiwan League.His best season came in 1994 for Bowie (AA) of the Eastern League when he hit .309 with 35 doubles, one triple, 11 home runs, 73 RBI and 13 stolen bases.
  
  Alfonzo, 39, also has a number of family ties throughout the organization.His younger brother, Edgardo, was an All-Star infielder for the Mets, who played at Shea from 1995-2002.Another younger brother, Robert, is an international scout for the Mets.His oldest son, also named Edgar, is a Mets' minor leaguer, who spent parts of 2004 and 2005 pitching for the Cyclones.
  
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  On the other bench, Brooklyn manager Edgar Alfonzo paid several visits to the plate umpire, repeatedly upset with the proceedings.

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  "Wins like this, coming from behind and winning in the last inning, it's very important for any team," said Cyclones manager Edgar Alfonzo.

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