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Taijuan Walker will be walking to the mound tonight.



Johnny Cueto comes off the IL for SF



Brandon Crawford was pulled yesterday with back tightness and is iffy.



Buster Posey likely out also.



Mets get another dose of Alonso Baez & Lindor hitting together in the lineup.



Should be much octane on most nights.



LGM


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Lindor not playing today makes me feel as if the sense of urgency isn't there. Perhaps he could have come out of yesterday's game early given that it was over early.


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Lindor not playing today makes me feel as if the sense of urgency isn't there. Perhaps he could have come out of yesterday's game early given that it was over early.

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Frayed Knot wrote:

So far:

A) were not losing by multiple runs

B) we have almost as many hits as last night


Nevermind.

Things were looking up for a brief second ... but then the Mets took over.


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IIRC, Johnny Cueto had some well pitched starts against the Mets back when he was with the Reds.

I'm not optimistic about seeing an offensive explosion against him.



Later


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Pop Quiz

Which team scores first in a game where

One team that gets four hits the first time through the lineup while the other has the first eleven retired?



Hint: this is a Mets game


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Frayed Knot wrote:

Pop Quiz

Which team scores first in a game where

One team that gets four hits the first time through the lineup while the other has the first eleven retired?



Hint: this is a Mets game


I was hoping that would be a trick question.

It wasn't.

Later


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It's... something when your announcers know that your big star is going to swing at a bad ball.



Meanwhile, maybe the new reliever has nothing so let him throw a strike but not if you're Jeff McNeil. Should have pinch-hit with Sisco. I'm only half-kidding.


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We were talking about this last night but what do you think-- do the Mets hit too many foul balls?



I know fouls are sort of looked at as benign at worst but you got to wonder. It seems like while this team is busy not getting hits they seem to foul off at least 1 hittable pitch in every turn-- often, the best one they will see.



So. Do the Mets out-foul the opposition? I have no idea but would not be surprised.



Are foul balls good bad or indifferent, overall? They advance the count against them and only in rare cases they drive in runs; on the other hand the alternative is often a taken strike which also ain't good for all those reasons and more.



But I dunno. Do any geeks study this?



Is there a way for a club to "reduce" their fouls?



Would the Mets benefit from fouling less and hitting the ball fair more?



Do the Mets foul more than the other guys?



How does fouling index with runs scored?


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