Edgy MD Site Manager Posted March 17, 2024 Posted March 17, 2024 Mets tied with the Nats in Palm Beaches, with a homerun by Luke Voit, derided as a windblown routine popup by Nationals announcers, accounting for the lone run.Mets trail the Marlins [CROSSOUT]2-1[/CROSSOUT] 3-1 back home in St. Lucie, with all runs on the record of scheduled Opening Day starter José Quintana.Green-and-white softball caps all around, but standard jersey colors.
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted March 17, 2024 Author Posted March 17, 2024 Steve Cohen (noted by Steve Gelbs as not wearing green) met the media before the game and described the organization as "stacked."
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted March 17, 2024 Author Posted March 17, 2024 As they trail 5-1 in St. Lucie, Iglesias makes a terrific stop to halt further damage but he can't complete the play, and the Marlins follow with a run-scoring fly. Now 6-1.They go up 3-2 in Palm Beaches on an RBI single by Omar Narváez and an RBI groundout by Zack Shortbread to follow.I think there was a suggestion that Diaz would be pitching next in the home game.
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted March 17, 2024 Author Posted March 17, 2024 I misheard, and Drew Schmidt is on for the Mets in St. Lucie.
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted March 17, 2024 Author Posted March 17, 2024 Diaz to come on for the next inning as Nimmtastic leads off with a double.
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted March 17, 2024 Author Posted March 17, 2024 Switching back to Palm Beaches for a moment where the Mets lead 6-4.Wendle makes it 7-4 with his second hit of the game.
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted March 17, 2024 Author Posted March 17, 2024 Back in St. Lucie, Mark Vientos just SmAsHeD a three-run homer to left-center to pull the Mets within one and liven up this crowd in anticipation of The Edwin.
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted March 17, 2024 Author Posted March 17, 2024 A Ben Gamel single adds to the scoring against the Nats. The inning ends with 10 Mets having come to the plate and the team up 8-4.Back to St. Lucie for some trumpets.
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted March 17, 2024 Author Posted March 17, 2024 Marlins get a moral victory as they put three balls in play, but all three are easy outs.Listed as the second-base ump, but actually at second, is Jen Pawol. A few weeks ago she was publicized as the first woman to ump an MLB spring training game since 2007, but is now going unmentioned, which I guess is how it should be.
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted March 17, 2024 Author Posted March 17, 2024 A line-drive homer by Bader!! A 6–1 deficit at home is now 6–6!!
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted March 17, 2024 Author Posted March 17, 2024 But karma pays us back, as the Nats get one in the fifth and three in the sixth and and tie the Mets up.WE'RE TIED ALL AROUND!!
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted March 17, 2024 Author Posted March 17, 2024 Damn it! An I've-got-it-you-take-it popup, and the Nats go up by one.
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted March 17, 2024 Author Posted March 17, 2024 Walkoff homer in St. Lucie!! José Iglesias!!
MFS62 Old-Timey Member Posted March 17, 2024 Posted March 17, 2024 Edgy MD wrote:Walkoff homer in St. Lucie!! José Iglesias!!Making his case for a roster spot.Later
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted March 17, 2024 Author Posted March 17, 2024 Jordan Geber, currently projected as the #1 starter for St. Lucie, on in the bottom of the seventh for the RoadMets.
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted March 17, 2024 Author Posted March 17, 2024 Nats mascot Screech currently giving the business to a Met fan that may or may not be our friend bmfc.
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted March 17, 2024 Author Posted March 17, 2024 Sloppy ball by the Mets as Omar De Los Santos strikes out chasing in the top of the eighth and then loses a ball in the sun for a double in the bottom of the inning.
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted March 17, 2024 Author Posted March 17, 2024 Luke Voit, who looks three inches taller than his listed 6'2", rips a one hopper that Nats reserve shortstop Nasim Nuñez stabs and turns into a game-ending double-play.Thank you for being a part of it all!!
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted March 17, 2024 Author Posted March 17, 2024 A come-from-behind victory in a game the Mets looked out of, and a come-from-ahead loss in a game the Mets looked to have in the bag!How en-/discouragaging!!
The Hot Corner Old-Timey Member Posted March 17, 2024 Posted March 17, 2024 It was a beautiful day for a baseball game at Clover Park this afternoon. Quintana had a tough outing, but the rest of the Mets pitching did pretty well. The crowd was most boisterous for Edwin Diaz's entrance to Narco. The Mets kept plugging along after falling behind early. A 3 run no doubter to left field by Vientos got the Mets back in the fame. Bader hit a scorching line drive down the left field line that I was certain was going to be off the wall. I was wrong. It got out of the park quickly. Iglesias sent everyone home happy with a walk off home run to right center. Again, I didn't think it had enough to get out when it left the bat. Glad to have been wrong. The Mrs. & I had good seats, 2/3 of the way up. behind the third base dugout. We will be going back again to see the Mets host the Cardinals on Tuesday evening. Switching to behind the first base dugout for a little different perspective. Tomorrow is beach (I will be under the umbrella), beer and seafood day.
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted March 17, 2024 Author Posted March 17, 2024 Thanks for the report. Glad you got to go home happy.
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