ashie62 Old-Timey Member Posted July 21 Posted July 21 Zack Thornton is the guest pitcher The Brewers strongly considered promoting Jett Williams very recently but he has a wrist issue
MFS62 Old-Timey Member Posted July 21 Posted July 21 Sproat: 5.16 ERA 3 W 4 L 87K 39 BB 1.37 WHIP Later
Benjamin Grimm Old-Timey Member Posted July 21 Posted July 21 So not much better or worse than Freddy Peralta. This might turn out to be one of those trades that sucks for both teams. The Brewers might have been able to get someone better for Peralta. And the Mets might have been able to get someone better for Sproat and Jett. MFS62 1
Johnny Lunchbucket Old-Timey Member Posted July 21 Posted July 21 It's possible the Mets could get Williams back for Peralta but not Sproat.
seawolf17 Old-Timey Member Posted July 21 Posted July 21 I'd absolutely trade Peralta back for Williams. He's still just 22. MFS62 1
Cowtipper Old-Timey Member Posted July 21 Posted July 21 We could've had a rotation with Thornton and Sproat together, but David Stearns wanted Freddy Peralta instead. Sproat still has a world of potential, Peralta, not so much. He's established, Sproat is still developing. Thornton, Sproat, McLean, Tong, Scott. It could've been glorious ...
MFS62 Old-Timey Member Posted July 21 Posted July 21 49 minutes ago, seawolf17 said: I'd absolutely trade Peralta back for Williams. He's still just 22. And, as Casey Stengel might have said, "In 10 years, he has a chance to be 32". Later
Benjamin Grimm Old-Timey Member Posted July 21 Posted July 21 17 minutes ago, Cowtipper said: Thornton, Sproat, McLean, Tong, Scott. It could've been glorious ... Well, we still have four of those five guys, so it can still be eighty percent glorious.
MFS62 Old-Timey Member Posted July 21 Posted July 21 34 minutes ago, Benjamin Grimm said: Well, we still have four of those five guys, so it can still be eighty percent glorious. I hope Thornton brings it back to 100%. Later
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted July 21 Posted July 21 Look at these guys, getting value out of Gary Freakin' Sanchez. Zach Thornton is, of course, coming off of pitching the game of his life against Boston — a game which the Mets conspired to lose anyhow. METS Starting Pitcher Zac Thornton LHP 0-1, 2.60 ERA, 15 SO Lineup A.J. Ewing (L) LF Juan Soto (L) DH Bo Bichette (R) 3B Francisco Lindor (S) SS Carson Benge (L) RF Luis Robert Jr. (R) CF Jared Young (L) 1B Marcus Semien (R) 2B Luis Torrens (R) C MILWAUKEE Starting Pitcher Brandon Sproat RHP 3-4, 5.16 ERA, 87 SO Lineup Jackson Chourio (R) LF Brice Turang (L) 2B William Contreras (R) DH Andrew Vaughn (R) 1B Garrett Mitchell (L) CF Gary Sánchez (R) C Luis Lara (S) RF Cooper Union Pratt (R) SS Joey Ortiz (R) 3B
Benjamin Grimm Old-Timey Member Posted July 21 Posted July 21 40 minutes ago, MFS62 said: I hope Thornton brings it back to 100%. Later Check your math.
ashie62 Old-Timey Member Posted July 21 Author Posted July 21 There is actually a gelbsdogs.com with scores and hot dog highlights I have come to like his segments
ashie62 Old-Timey Member Posted July 21 Author Posted July 21 Two on two out Sproat at 28 pitches in the 1st
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted July 22 Posted July 22 Torrens' beard is getting thick enough that when he see him coming up, I think that Luis Guillorme is back. And then he comes up and bats righthanded, and I'm briefly confused.
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted July 22 Posted July 22 If center doesn't work out, this Ewing-in-Left situation may be a thing.
Cowtipper Old-Timey Member Posted July 22 Posted July 22 LOL @ Baja Blast requiring home runs to go over 420 feet to win whatever it is they're offering. I see what you did there.
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted July 22 Posted July 22 Also, when Ewing spits on garbage and works a walk, I get a flashback to the younger, better version of Nimmo. The illusion isn't as effective, though, because Ewing is three inches shorter.
Cowtipper Old-Timey Member Posted July 22 Posted July 22 With two hits today, Jared Young has joined the .250 club, meaning six Mets currently have season averages of .250 or better now: Soto Ewing Benge Alvarez Bichette Young *Honorable mention: Austin Slater
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted July 22 Posted July 22 It seems like Lindor is (a) depressed, and (b) selling out for power at the plate, but it's nice to see his hustle is still there.
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted July 22 Posted July 22 Gil Hodges needs to walk out to second and have a talk with Turang.
Frayed Knot Old-Timey Member Posted July 22 Posted July 22 25 minutes ago, Edgy MD said: Also, when Ewing spits on garbage and works a walk, I get a flashback to the younger, better version of Nimmo. The illusion isn't as effective, though, because Ewing is three inches shorter. And Nimmo would never do tattoos.
ashie62 Old-Timey Member Posted July 22 Author Posted July 22 Maybe Zack Thornton is the Dark Horse Met of this season Centerfield 1
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted July 22 Posted July 22 Even when Bichette hits, it feels like his head is in his butt. Not on that play, though.
Frayed Knot Old-Timey Member Posted July 22 Posted July 22 That play by Bichette was enough to send Lara off to seek help from Dr. Zhivago
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted July 22 Posted July 22 That's reaching back for a reference. Brewers being outhustled by the Mets coming and going is a nice change of pace.
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted July 22 Posted July 22 One problem with Thornton giving up so many balls in the air is that, now that the Brews suddenly have two on, the double-play isn't as likely.
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