IGT 09/09 NYM at PHL

[MFS62]

Edgy MD wrote: Hunter Greene is really good. Aaron Nola had been pitching bad, but sure looked good against the Mets. But I'm not sure how Ranger Suarez is making this happen.

He came into the game with a sub-3.00 ERA. When you consider he pitches (I'm guessing) half of his games in that ballpark, this doesn't come as a big surprise.

Later

[ashie62]

Oh, it's just those silly amazin Mets making him look good



GKR talking about how good Manaea looks now



The horse is out of the barn guys

[Frayed Knot]

Since the Vientos double Monday night setting up the tying and go-ahead runs, the Mets have K'd 11 times in 15 trips to the plate.







WE HAVE A HIT!! WE HAVE A HIT!! (it may be our last one for a while, but) WE HAVE A HIT!!

[Frayed Knot]

WE HAVE A MEANINGLESS HIT!!

[MFS62]

I had a Philosophy Professor in College who told us, "From the time you are conceived in your mother's womb, you are nothing more than a decaying hunk of meat. It's just a matter of time."

I think that describes Marte perfectly.

Later

[Frayed Knot]

Marte has an OPS this season 15% above league average and has been even better since the ASG.

But, hey, you apply your own standards.

[ashie62]

12 K's for Suarez

[Centerfield]

Complete failure as a team.

[The Hot Corner]

Suarez continues to carve up the Mets line up. Through 6 innings, he has a career high of 12 strike outs. He is proof positive that you don't have to throw 95+ to get hitters out. He is mixing pitches and hitting his spots.

[Edgy MD]

Edgy MD wrote: Hunter Greene is really good. Aaron Nola had been pitching bad, but sure looked good against the Mets. But I'm not sure how Ranger Suarez is making this happen. He came into the game with a sub-3.00 ERA. When you consider he pitches (I'm guessing) half of his games in that ballpark, this doesn't come as a big surprise. Later

Ranger Suarez is a very good pitcher, but he is not a guy who typically dominates with piles of strikeouts.

[The Hot Corner]

Mets get on the board with a Vientos HR.

[Cowtipper]

It's like they don't even care.

[Centerfield]

Staring at a 3-2 fastball over the plate. These guys are back to being pussies.

[Edgy MD]

¡Viva Hagenman!

[Cowtipper]

I'm not confident about this matchup.

[Cowtipper]

You just knew it was going to happen.

[Edgy MD]

Wow. That was a cookie, and Schwarber bit down.

[Frayed Knot]

I hope Vientos Really feels like shit right about now.

[Edgy MD]

All runz tonight with two out.

[Centerfield]

Shameful.

[Cowtipper]

It is a blast to the past seeing Siri out there.

[Cowtipper]

2025 has two 50-home run guys, Cal Raleigh and now Schwarber. Last year had Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani. 2017 had Giancarlo Stanton and Judge. The last time there were THREE 50 home run guys was 2001, with Bonds, Sosa, McGwire and Luis Gonzalez. That feat is almost about to be repeated, as Ohtani is two HR away from 50. Eugenio Suarez could get there, too, as he has 45 dingers.

[Edgy MD]

Siri now has more hits on this road trip than Cedric Mullins!

[Cowtipper]

It's crazy that, despite his horrid struggles earlier this year, Vientos is now on the verge of another 20-homer season.



Also, let's see some redemption.

[ashie62]

What a fine mess the Mets have gotten themselves in

[ashie62]

Gar, that was a tremendous recovery he made?



It's a double

[ashie62]

Mets announcers are going full homer

[Frayed Knot]

Hagenman sounds like one of those guys whose name should have the more authentic double-N Germanic ending.

[Edgy MD]

Hagenman sounds like one of those guys who should be on the Phillies.



How about that stolen base? Not exactly a feel-good moment there.

[Edgy MD]

Alonso is the tying run. Vientos the go-ahead.