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Party Lines That, at the End of the Day, Weren't Worth Much


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Willie's a Winner. He knows how to win.

Franco's a great teammate. He makes the other guys better with his attitude and example.

Wait until you guys see Bill Pecota. (OK, that wasn't repeated enough to be a party line, but, still.)


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"I can fix Victor Zambrano in ten minutes." -Hardwood Floor Peterson


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Funny, but let's try to stay away from one-time calling second-hand attributions party lines.

I mean, the Pecota thing came at his opening press con, didn't it?


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"This year I feel completely different" Robin Ventura in 2001 hoping to bounce back after an injury-plagued 2000.

"This year my back feels completely different" Edgardo Alfonzo in 2002 hoping to bounce back after an injury plagued 2001.

"Delgado is in the best shape of his life" - Party line in Spring, 2008.


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"We already have an All Star catcher."


Guest Vince Coleman Firecracker
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He's a 24 and 1 player.


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Well, that was worth something. I mean, they didn't go out and sign him anyway.


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AG/DC wrote:
Willie's a Winner. He knows how to win.


Thats pretty much the party line for anyone coming over from an organization with a recent run of championships or postseason success.

"(insert Met prospect name) is the best Met prospect since (either Seaver or Gooden for pitchers or Strawberry for hitters)"


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"Meaningful games in September."


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John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote:
"Meaningful games in September."


FWIW they did finally play meaningfull September games last year.


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2004, Steve. 2004.


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John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote:
2004, Steve. 2004.


Hence "finally" I was having a little fun with the party line.


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Takin' that Duquette plan and runnin' with it, September 30, 2004:

]"My plan here is to continue with the plan that's in place," Minaya said. "And if I'm not mistaken, the plan that's in place is based on pitching, defense and athleticism. They have a plan here and I want to work with that plan, because at the end of the day I want to win. It's the dream of this New York kid to win a World Series here and have a parade down Broadway. That's my dream."


In the Minaya/Duquette remake of "The Team Is Mine," Omar was clearly Michael to Jim's Paul: "You keep dreaming."


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