XiGT, 3/7, Jupiter and Beyond.

[Edgy MD]

Mets up 2-0 on Lose Reyeses de Miami.

1. Tejada, ss: 0-0, RS, 2 BB
2. Murphy, 2b: 0-1, 2 LoB
3. Turner, 3b: 1-1, RBI
4. Duda, rf: 0-1, BB, SO
5. Satin, 1b: 0-1, LoB
6. Thole, dh: 0-0, BB
7. Puello, lf: 0-1, 3 LoB
8. Nickeas, c: 1-1, RS
9. Den Dekker, cf: 1-1, 2B, RBI

1. Cousins, cf
2. Coghlan, lf
3. Sanchez, dh
4. Kearns, rf
5. Tiffee, 1b
6. Murphy, ss
7. Green, 2b
8. Montz, c
9. Velazquez, 3b

Mets	=#BF00FF]Marlins

Love it. Niese perfect with a strikeout in the first.

[Ceetar]

den Dekker RBI double, Turner a single.

Niese sounding good.

[Edgy MD]

I just love the walkfest. Mets up 3-0. Tejada going for number three.

[Edgy MD]

JonaTHON Niese checks out with two hitless, scoreless. One walk and two whiffies.

[Ceetar]

Someone's mic'd a 3 year old baby on the Marlins broadcast.

[Ceetar]

Thole RBI double.

[Guest LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr]

Where is this being broadcast?

[Ceetar]

LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr wrote: Where is this being broadcast?

MLB At Bat app. Marlins Audio.

[Edgy MD]

Awayboys beating the Homeboys, 6-0.

Parnell: 1.0 IP, 1 SO.
Ramirez: 1.67 IP, 2 H, 1 BB, 3 SO
James: 0.67 IP

[Frayed Knot]

Edgy DC wrote: JonaTHON Niese checks out with two hitless, scoreless. One walk and two whiffies.

One pub I was reading picked Niese as one of its "breakout players" for 2012. Of course such lists probably have the accuracy of long-range weather forecasts, but whatever.
The other name with NYM connections on that list: Fernando Martinez. Boy it would suck if that happens.

[Edgy MD]

I'll take the tradeoff, you know?

Meanwhilst, 7-0, despite ValdeSPEEN grounding out with the bags juiced.

Nice things hap when you take your walks.

[Edgy MD]

And that 7-0 score is your final.

Niese: 2.00 IP, 1 BB, 2 SO
Parnell: 1.00 IP, 1 SO.
Ramirez: 1.67 IP, 2 H, 1 BB, 3 SO
James: 1.33 IP, 1 H
Acosta: 2.00 IP, 2 SO
Olson: 1.00 IP, 1 H, 1 SO

Totals: 9.00 IP, 4 H, 2 BB, 9 SO

[ashie62]

Tejada 2 leadoff walks..me like..

[bmfc1]

I went to today's game. All of the pitchers looked good but they were primarily facing minor leaguers. Turner looked good both at bat and in the field. Den Dekker had a nice opposite field double against a lefty. Not much to report. Here's a picture of three Mets that made the trip but didn't play: