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Smith: Mets need more to push past Braves Continued from page 9 In this day and age, that’s all you need. That and the phone number to BALCO. (Kidding. Mostly.) Just remember that not all free agents do well in New York. Mo Vaughn, anyone? Danny Tartabull? Hideki Irabu? Bobby Bonilla? Jose Contreras? If Beltran can push the Mets past the Atlanta Braves for the first time in God knows how long, he will be worth it. But with the Braves getting Tim Hudson and putting John Smoltz back in the rotation, they went from rebuilding to repeating (again). But then, I guess that’s why the Mets threw another $50 million at Pedro Martinez. And now, they are looking to 021085 Don t forget to book the party bus! throw even more at Carlos Delgado and the possible Sammy Sosa deal isn’t even dead. Could you imagine Sammy Sosa dealing with the New York media day in and day out? 1 don’t know what the Mets are doing. Hey Omar Minaya, could I get a job? briansmith@dailyemerald.com Sailing: Ducks will take most of winter off due to weather Continued from page 9 members, Yioulos was extremely pleased his squad finished ahead of Portland State. “Beating PSU is important,” Yioulos said. “They were ranked above us, which is a bunch of hooey.” The Oregon Sailing Club will be off for most of winter term, as sailing isn’t ideal along the Oregon Coast during January and February. Starting the first week of spring term, though, the club will “practice, practice, practice” for the final regattas of the school year. “Hopefully we can make a run,” said Yioulos, a senior, about his final chance at earning a spot at the national regatta in Galveston, Texas. New York $198 Mexico City $220 Los Angeles $158 Lima $613 London $332 Tokyo $573 Frankfurt $365 Bangkok $599 Paris $339 Sydney Fares are roundtrip from Portland. Restrictions apply. Taxes not included. Fares subject to change. 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