IGT 8/17 Pirates @ Mets

[smg58]

Would I be jinxing Heilman if I said he was on a roll?

[Guest Edgy DC]

Aaron looking for his first career save.

[smg58]

And gets it!

[Guest Edgy DC]

Buckles!

[Guest GYC]

Heilamn is clutch :D

on occasion

[Guest Rockin' Doc]

Cameron provided speed and defense even when he wasn't hitting. The same can not be said for Diaz. I do think that Diaz could develop into a pretty consistent offensive threat in the future.

[Guest Johnny Dickshot]

Edgy DC wrote: Yeah, but Cameron was mailing it in.

As only a mail carrier can... um... except mail carriers don't mail things in. Letter writers do.

Nice strong fast game tonight. Got one tommorrow too.

[Frayed Knot]

]I do think that Diaz could develop into a pretty consistent offensive threat in the future.

I do too. I'd just wish fans would refrain from acting as if that's already the case.

[Elster88]

One of the vets praising Rick?

]Glavine kicked himself a little for not trusting his breaking ball against Bay, who launched a fastball over the left-field wall, but soon decided to go with a heftier selection of spinning pitches. Glavine even recorded an out in the third inning on a cutter, a rare feat for the 39-year-old left-hander. "Hey, you can teach an old dog new tricks," Glavine said he told Mets pitching coach Rick Peterson in the dugout.