When I'm 64

[Guest John Cougar Lunchbucket]

Who is this guy? Mets by the Numbers asks.

[HahnSolo]

I've seen him a number of times the last few weeks and asked the same question.

[metirish]

For weeks I have meant to ask who is the guy that looks vaguely like Randolph in the dugout....I assumed it was Juan Lopez....it's not him?

[Guest AG/DC]

His company and his stockiness suggest he's in the catching trade, but he doesn't really look like Sandy Jr.

[Guest John Cougar Lunchbucket]

Juan Lopez is my suspicion too. He gets listed as an offic ial coach on the roster but "batting practice pitcher" is as far as I'd like to consider noteworthy. He was in 56 before Ayala came along and was apparently moved to 62, but maybe it was 64.

[G-Fafif]

He's a match for the photo of Juan Lopez in the media guide. But with the Mets, that could mean he's Rick Waits.

[HahnSolo]

He could pass for an older, heavier Alejandro Pena.

[MFS62]

Been there.
Done that (64)
Today is my 65th birthday.

Later

[Guest sharpie]

Happy birthday MFS62, now 65.

Now people could read it that you've been a Mets fan since you were 62, 3 years ago.

[Guest Kong76]

Happy birthday! Hard to believe you're 65, you didn't look a day over 63
last time I saw you.

[Guest themetfairy]

Happy Birthday!

[Zvon]

I do believe that's Chico Escuela.

[Guest cooby]

Happy Birthday, MFS

[Guest Rockin' Doc]

Have a great birthday MFS62.

[seawolf17]

sharpie wrote: Now people could read it that you've been a Mets fan since you were 62, 3 years ago.

Frontrunning bagwagon-jumper.

Seriously, happy birthday.

[MFS62]

Thanks, folks.

Later

[Guest John Cougar Lunchbucket]

Happy birthday... and Luis Natera, Bingo coach.

[metirish]

Happy Birthday.

[metirish]

I saw that on MBTN , good work by the readers. I had started down that path but stopped at New Orleans , never even thought about looking at Bingo.


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