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By the way, I'm sure my memory is failing me, but I can't recall Ron or Gary mentioning Willie's name this evening once, nor any shots that the director has cut to.


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AG/DC - Gilbert asks: The last time the Rangers played at Shea (July, 1975), they had a complete game shutout. Who was the pitcher?

I wanted to guess Nolan Rayan, but I think he may have still been with the California/Anaheim/Los Angeles/ whatever Angels, so i'll guess Fergie Jenkins. You can't go wrong with a Hall of Famer, can you?


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Rockin' Doc wrote:
AG/DC - Gilbert asks: The last time the Rangers played at Shea (July, 1975), they had a complete game shutout. Who was the pitcher?

I wanted to guess Nolan Rayan, but I think he may have still been with the California/Anaheim/Los Angeles/ whatever Angels, so i'll guess Fergie Jenkins. You can't go wrong with a Hall of Famer, can you?


I will guess another HoF pitcher, Gaylord Perry. I know he spent some of the 1970s in Texas also.


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AG/DC wrote:
By the way, I'm sure my memory is failing me, but I can't recall Ron or Gary mentioning Willie's name this evening once, nor any shots that the director has cut to.


nature of the job, when you lose, everyone's talkin bad. when you win, you're irrelevant.


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Finally, a shot of Willie, smiling with Peterson, presumably about Perez.


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Ag/Dc - Six-run lead = not enough to satisfy my demands.

Rockin' Doc = drunk, but correct


I'm not drunk, but I'm working on it.

7th inning - Saranac Black Forest


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Who pitches the ninth? I guess it's Sanchez' turn.


Guest AG/DC
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And it gets by Buckner!


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Perez with 7 strong innings and 2 rbi to help his cause, can the shitpen hold it?


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Sounds like R-Doc picked up a Saranac variety 12-packs whilst he was up north.


6 run lead heading for the 9th ... the Rangers got us just where they want us.


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It's the 9th inning.

They have us where they want us....


Guest Rockin' Doc
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8th inning - Saranac Black and Tan - Just a Saranac variety 6 pack at the local Harris Teeter grocery store on the way home from work.

9th inning - Newcastle Brown Ale - A victory celebration beer. Please let that be the case. We can't possibly blow this one, can we?


Guest Rockin' Doc
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A strike! Throw a damn strike!


Guest KC
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Old dive bar song from upstate ...

With a knick knack
Saranac
Give the dog your bone

Uh never mind, can't finish it ....


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The Mets Win! The Mets Win!


Guest AG/DC
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Duaner gets his ERA down to 5.06.

Hopefully, it's one the pen can build on.


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I'm glad to have done my part for the good of the team, but they must learn to win on their own because I can't do this every game.

Okay, that's one win. Now all we need is four or five more to get this team on track and to change my crappy outlook.

Yay Mets! Yay, beer!!


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I figured that tonight the trick is to think about what it was like to go to the game in the early 90s and early '00s, and hope for something well-pitched and a good game, without worrying about where you were in the standings, because, well, you weren't anywhere worth being concerned about.

And in that regard, was a fun game. Sedate crowd, would've expected more booing but I guess a solid outing by the good Oliver Perez does that.


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As much as they make me want to go the games with a gun, I was very impressed with how they determinedly ground out those runs in the first inning. That's twice in the last few days where Beltran got a 2-out RBI single, then came around to score himself. That's hard to do.

I'm more impressed with Rockindoc's drinking, but still.


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I still think any secondbaseman in the NL East --- ok, maybe not Uggla --- gobbles that single up.


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I just reviewed that, and I'm thinking of another single. Beltran's hit was solid.


Guest John Cougar Lunchbucket
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Yeah but they didn;t. Most teams wouldn't have played infield in before them to snare Wright's liner. It all comes out in the wash.


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"they must learn to win on their own because I can't do this every game"

Slacker.


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Seo - "Glad for Rockin' Doc this one didn't go extras."

That makes two of us. Last night's beer an inning was an act of stupid, desperation that will not be done a second time. Last night was the best night of sleep I have had in a while.

Morning after, I'm back to the same old grind, coffee. With coffee in hand, I'm ready to take on the day.


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Rockin' Doc wrote:
These are desperate times, so desperate measures are called for. I have decided to drink a different beer for each inning of this game in hopes that it will shake the Mets from their funk. If not, I figure I won't be as upset at the end of the game.

Thus far my experiment has gone as follows:
1st inning - Tecate
2nd inning - Miller Lite (i know it hardly ranks as a beer, but i need 9)
3rd inning - Saranac India Pale Ale
4th inning - Saranac Pale Ale
5th inning - Saranac Adirondack Lager

Let it not be said that I was not willing to do my part for the tweams cause.



Geez, and I was just gonna wear my lucky Bernie Williams shirt. Rockin Doc you are a REAL fan.
I know, I know, anything for the tweam.


(nice job of typing; I've seen you at your worst and it's pretty hilarious)


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Rockin' Doc wrote:
8th inning - Saranac Black and Tan - Just a Saranac variety 6 pack at the local Harris Teeter grocery store on the way home from work.

9th inning - Newcastle Brown Ale - A victory celebration beer. Please let that be the case. We can't possibly blow this one, can we?



Hey Rockin Doc, is Harris Teeter a real name or a drunken typo?


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cooby, Harris Teeter is an upscale grocery chain in the southeast. Nice, clean, well stocked stores.

As for my typing, well I did have to type extra slow (even by my standards) the last 2-3 innings. All in all, I held together in pretty good shape through the game, it was afterwards when the alcohol started to hit me. I just went upstairs, went to bed and got a great night of sleep.

You can wear the Bernie Williams shirt for luck in today's game. I'm going to be a slacker and simply cheer for the team like any sane fan would.


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