Brown Town

[Guest Swan Swan H]

Ceetar wrote: Brown charged my $5 to divert my All-Star Tickets to my wife's office since they demanded a signature during the day. Screw you Brown.

I just signed the back of the note they left on the first try and they delivered without a signature the next day.

[Ceetar]

Swan Swan H wrote: Ceetar wrote: Brown charged my $5 to divert my All-Star Tickets to my wife's office since they demanded a signature during the day. Screw you Brown. I just signed the back of the note they left on the first try and they delivered without a signature the next day.

Oh, I tried that. even circled the correct option on the front. Didn't work ,and the guy wrote on the first note saying I had to sign. bleh.

[G-Fafif]

Feel reasonably confident in asserting that by homering in consecutive plate appearances 40 days apart, between May 11 and June 20, Andrew Brown set some sort of single-season Met record for absence making the bat grow louder.

Darryl Strawberry homered in his final PA of the 1986 World Series then when he first stepped up on Opening Day 1987. That was 162 days apart, but something else altogether. FWIW, Darryl homered in his final AB on Closing Day 1986, walked in last PA 10/5/86 and then homered as noted on 4/7/87, meaning HRs on consecutive regular-season ABs 184 days apart.

[Edgy MD]

I guess the only guys that could top that would be two-tenure guys like Mazzilli, Jorgensen, or McReynolds.

[seawolf17]

I like to think of a world where Kevin McReynolds holds all the important Mets records.

[G-Fafif]

Edgy MD wrote: I guess the only guys that could top that would be two-tenure guys like Mazzilli, Jorgensen, or McReynolds.

None of those guys (or Kingman or Staub or Brooks) hit that mark.