Things Are Slow

[Guest Edgy DC]

Yes, though not on my list, Ty, in fact, played for Pittsfield: .239 /.287 / .408 // .695. cleonjones11 would probably tell you he was a butcher with the glove also. Sorry to have missed him. My source sucks.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Oops. Found two more.

[Guest OlerudOwned]

Grant Roberts?

[Guest Edgy DC]

Grant neither was a P-Met nor is an active big leager.

[Guest Johnny Dickshot]

Marco Scutaro
Angel Pagan

[Guest Johnny Dickshot]

Oh, and what's his name: Tyler Walker, 2-time Met or something.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Scoots came up through the seriously, I just used a racist word when I really meant "Guardians" system.

Angel Pagan, rather than playing for the doomed P-Mets, I think, was an original Cyclone.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Tyler Walker, while not our two-time Met, was one of the later two I found. Good job. Tyler pitched 2/3 of an inning, yielding two runs, one earned, for the 1997 Pittsfielders. He was the Pitts.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Oh, and the other of the later two was recently mentioned in this space as having been cut from Colorado Springs, so we're back to:

The two-time Met
The Lincoln-owning miscreant
The former Buffalo.

[seawolf17]

Edgy DC wrote: ...a last never-Met who has played everywhere, man, including Kinetsu of Japan's Pacific League.

This must be the big first baseman who played for the Red Sox also. Dammit. I can't think of his name.

Aha! Roberto Petagine!

[Guest Johnny Dickshot]

Pete Walker, two-time Met

[Guest Edgy DC]

Pete Walker, two-time Met, and star of "88 lines aobut 44 Mets" is correct.

We have two non-Mets remaining. I imagine you'll never get them, so I'll end this afternoon diversion with visits from Hector Carrasco and Scott Sauerbeck.