IGT, 3/11, Florida @ Mets

[Guest Edgy DC]

Just getting under way.

Florida

1. Coghlan, DH
   
2. Infante, 2B
   
3. Ramirez, H, SS
   
4. Sanchez, G, 1B
   
5. Gotay, 3B
   
6. Raynor, LF
   
7. Cousins, CF
   
8. Petersen, B, RF
   
9. Davis, B, C

Volstad, SP and archrival of Thor's.

Mets

1. Castillo, L, 2B
   
2. Pagan, CF
   
3. Bay, LF
   
4. Davis, I, 1B
   
5. Hairston, S, RF
   
6. Thole, C
   
7. Emaus, DH
   
8. Turner, 3B
   
9. Hernandez, Lu, SS

Niese, SP

Other scheduled pitchers:
Mike O'Connor
Manny Alvarez
Tim Byrdak
Jason Isringhausen
Francisco Rodriguez

[ashie62]

Theres that Hairston guy out in RF..

[Guest Edgy DC]

First two guys reach, but Niesie gets out of it.

How about that Ruben Gotay batting fifth?

[Guest Edgy DC]

Castillo leads off with an infield single.

[ashie62]

On SNY HD..Cool! Time to slack further.

[ashie62]

Hanley Ramirez drops a routine popup ala Castillo and the Mets plate one.

[Guest LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr]

Castillo single, Pagan double, Ike go boom. DAAAAASSOME offense.

4-0, Non-fish.

[Ceetar]

Best offense in NL! ;-)

anywho, gameday/at-bat is finally keeping track of balls/strikes. yah.

[Guest Edgy DC]

[Guest LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr]

Thole, Emaus, and a three-base error from the centerfielder make it 6.

Obviously, this team is unstoppable.

[Guest Edgy DC]

A two-run error by Scott Cousins and it's 7-1, Mets

You know, profiles of teams tend to evolve and morph as personnel come and personnel go. And personnel come and go faster than typical on the Marlins. So how come year in and year out they field so poorly?

[Guest LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr]

It's the manager, naturally. FIRE THE MANAGER!

Castillo walk, Pagan single, Ike single and a bad throw make two more. The powerless Josh Thole slugs his second HR of the spring and makes two more... more. All off of formerly-studly Padre Ed Mujica.

The offense teases as Niese breezes. Ten-nuttin'.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Yeah, somehow I posted a 7-1 lead when it was 6-0. Dope.

Runs have come off of Volstadt and Mujica. Genuine MLB guys.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Bases loaded, one out in the sixth for Justin Turner and...

... he lines into a double-play.

[Guest Edgy DC]

The Mets got a scoreless inning (two hits and one walk, however) out of somebody named Les Walrond. Apparently, he's a real person and stuff. (An Okie from Muskogie.) Parnell coming on.

[Guest John Cougar Lunchbucket]

I think Rubin mentioned he'd been hanging around. Hard-throwing lefty with high Ks and BBs, pitched in Japan I believe last year.

[dinosaur jesus]

Les Walrond has got to be an anagram for his real name. Did he rob the mail coach or something and go into hiding in Japan? These are all more plausible names than "Les Walrond."

Drew Llanos
Radon Wells
Rand Sowell
Sol Wandler
Dell Warson

[Guest John Cougar Lunchbucket]

dinosaur jesus wrote: Les Walrond has got to be an anagram for his real name. Did he rob the mail coach or something and go into hiding in Japan? These are all more plausible names than "Les Walrond." Drew Llanos Radon Wells Rand Sowell Sol Wandler Dell Warson

Go Radon!

[Guest Edgy DC]

Final total is five. Five Floridian errors.

[Guest John Cougar Lunchbucket]

I think it might be Daron Swell

[Guest Edgy DC]

Swan Doller is laughing that you haven't figured him out yet.