seawolf17 Old-Timey Member Posted September 13, 2005 Posted September 13, 2005 Since you said I had five right, and we know who four of them are, I'll change my guess to (bold ones are ones we know are right):1: Mookie 2: Alfonzo3: Hernandez 4: Kingman5: Strawberry6: Grote7: Stearns8: Ordonez9: SeaverOrdonez eliminates Buddy. Since there are no LFs, Kevin McReynolds is out. We need a 2B; I'll take Fonzie. Dave Kingman played some LF, so I'll stick him in the four. I'll move Grote up a slot. That leaves me with one catcher, so I'll stick John Stearns in the seven, even though I'm sure that's wrong.
HahnSolo Old-Timey Member Posted September 13, 2005 Posted September 13, 2005 If it's Edgy with four, Seawolf with five, Elster with five, and Johnny with four, then number seven must be Jerry Grote.And if I'm wrong, it proves I'm no Sherlock Holmes.
seawolf17 Old-Timey Member Posted September 13, 2005 Posted September 13, 2005 Wait. Scratch that. I had five right. Leave Grote in the seven spot and put Hundley at the six.1: Mookie 2: Alfonzo 3: Hernandez 4: Kingman 5: Strawberry 6: Hundley7: Grote 8: Ordonez 9: Seaver
Guest Yancy Street Gang Guests Posted September 13, 2005 Posted September 13, 2005 I guess it does.We were missing a right fielder, and since Darryl had been guessed at number 5, it couldn't be him there.CLEANUPDarryl Strawberry 606 Mike Piazza 559 Dave Kingman 410 Rusty Staub 346 Bobby Bonilla 336 Gary Carter 315 Cleon Jones 302 Ed Kranepool 271 George Foster 246 Frank Thomas 221 Todd Hundley 206 Kevin McReynolds 195 Art Shamsky 182 Cliff Floyd 157 John Milner 124 Willie Montanez 123 Donn Clendenon 115 Eddie Murray 112 Steve Henderson 111 Ron Swoboda 107
Guest Yancy Street Gang Guests Posted September 13, 2005 Posted September 13, 2005 SEVENTHJerry Grote 459 Howard Johnson 312 Jay Payton 162 Ray Knight 157 Ron Hodges 143 Butch Huskey 135 Hubie Brooks 127 Duffy Dyer 124 Alex Trevi�o 120 Todd Hundley 117 Mackey Sasser 108 Wayne Garrett 107 Roger Cede�o 106 Barry Lyons 103 Ed Kranepool 99 Elliott Maddox 97 Brian Giles 93 Vance Wilson 93 Joel Youngblood 91 John Stearns 84
seawolf17 Old-Timey Member Posted September 13, 2005 Posted September 13, 2005 Is the five Kranepool? He played some left, I think.
Guest Yancy Street Gang Guests Posted September 13, 2005 Posted September 13, 2005 Nice guessing by seawolf for the 7 slot.1. Mookie Wilson cf 2. 3. Keith Hernandez 1b 4. Darryl Strawberry rf5. 6. 7. Jerry Grote c8. Rey Ord��ez ss 9. Tom Seaver p Still missing a catcher, a 1b, and a 2b.And no, the Alfonzo guess is incorrect. He's second among second baseman who have batted second.
Elster88 Old-Timey Member Posted September 13, 2005 Posted September 13, 2005 5 = Cliff Floyd?I'm guessing Cliff because you said 5 was a surprise and that we need a left fielder.Or did you say no left fielders?_____________________________This post had the designation 156) Pete Harnisch
Guest SI Metman Guests Posted September 13, 2005 Posted September 13, 2005 I'm going to say Eddie K at the 5 hole because it'd be a surprise. He probably fits in based on longevity alone.
Guest SI Metman Guests Posted September 13, 2005 Posted September 13, 2005 Also, since you missing a catcher, and I assume thats the 6 spot, then I'm going to guess STOINS based on process of elimination. Can't be Grote if he's the 7 hitter. Can't be Piazza or Carter since they spent so much time higher in the lineup. Same for Hundley in his later years. Stearns is the only other Mets catcher with the longevity to do it.
Guest Yancy Street Gang Guests Posted September 13, 2005 Posted September 13, 2005 FIFTHEd Kranepool 515Kevin McReynolds 415Darryl Strawberry 400Robin Ventura 266John Milner 220Ron Swoboda 203John Stearns 186Cleon Jones 182Howard Johnson 180Jeff Kent 173George Foster 149Todd Zeile 138Edgardo Alfonzo 133Dave Kingman 126Willie Montanez 105Jim Hickman 104Joel Youngblood 102Carlos Baerga 89Bobby Bonilla 81Butch Huskey 79SIXTHJohn Stearns 230Hubie Brooks 225Ed Kranepool 217Ron Swoboda 192Jerry Grote 185Jeff Kent 183Gary Carter 178Howard Johnson 155Ron Hodges 155Wayne Garrett 155Ken Boswell 139Todd Zeile 126George Foster 122Jeromy Burnitz 110Jim Hickman 103Ty Wigginton 99Carlos Baerga 98Todd Hundley 96Joel Youngblood 94Dave Magadan 92
Guest Yancy Street Gang Guests Posted September 13, 2005 Posted September 13, 2005 1. Mookie Wilson cf 2. 3. Keith Hernandez 1b 4. Darryl Strawberry rf5. Ed Kranepool lf6. John Stearns 3b7. Jerry Grote c8. Rey Ord��ez ss 9. Tom Seaver p I know Stearns and Kranepool are out of their regular positions, but I want this to look like a real lineup.One more to go.
Guest Edgy DC Guests Posted September 13, 2005 Posted September 13, 2005 Good call. That's got to be right.
Guest Yancy Street Gang Guests Posted September 14, 2005 Posted September 14, 2005 SECONDFelix Millan 636Edgardo Alfonzo 551Wally Backman 372Bud Harrelson 252Dave Magadan 230Frank Taveras 210Ken Boswell 194Ron Hunt 189Jose Vizcaino 173Wayne Garrett 163Tim Teufel 154Derek Bell 131Roy McMillan 123Hubie Brooks 122Elliott Maddox 115Mookie Wilson 113Bob Bailor 109Timo Perez 92Tim Foli 91John Stearns 78Cleon Jones 781. Mookie Wilson cf 2. Felix Millan 2b3. Keith Hernandez 1b 4. Darryl Strawberry rf5. Ed Kranepool lf6. John Stearns 3b7. Jerry Grote c8. Rey Ord��ez ss 9. Tom Seaver pLook at all the second basemen who have batted second: Millan, Alfonzo, Backman, Boswell, Hunt, Viscaino, Teufel, Bailor.
Frayed Knot Old-Timey Member Posted September 14, 2005 Posted September 14, 2005 Not to mention the updated version of that list which would include Matsui (grr) and Cairo (double grrr)."Right-ee-oh"
Elster88 Old-Timey Member Posted September 14, 2005 Posted September 14, 2005 KazMet's career stats:196 G, 714 AB, 93 R, 189 H, 41 2B, 5 3B, 10 HR, 68 RBI, 20 SB, 4 CS, .265 AVG, .320 OBP, .378 SLG, .698 OPS.Not too good. He did have a .727 OPS in 2004 and was on pace to hit 42+ doubles over 150 games. I still say we shouldn't shut the door in his face. But then I'm a hopeless optimist._____________________________This post had the designation 155) David Segui
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