Mets, but fat Mets

[Johnny Lunchbucket]

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Redundant Flanks would be a great name for a plus sized burlesque show of some kind.

[smg58]

I would think that Mr. Colon deserves to be mentioned repeatedly in this thread. And I hope someday Mr. Vogelbach earns that distinction as well.

[smg58]

So doesn't the UMDB rank Mets by body mass index?

[G-Fafif]

What about Bart?

[Benjamin Grimm]

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So doesn't the UMDB rank Mets by body mass index?

[Johnny Lunchbucket]

A Boy Named Seo wrote: Speaking of redundant flanks, I don't know if it'd be fair to call Heath Bell fat, but he definitely had a pair giant sequoias for legs which were probably required by nature to support his (beer) barrel chest.

Plus that giant ass to which they were attached I must add. Really I do think of Bell when I think or fat Mets, but it also reminds me that he was like an inner circle Hall of Famer in the "Mets, but With Gigantic Asses" thread, only I can't find that one.

[MFS62]

ICYMI, this was today's trivia question from mlb.com:

Q: Who was the first player to wear No. 42 in a Mets-Yankees Subway Series game (June 16, 1997)? A: Mets DH Butch Huskey

Later