IGT 6/9/13 - Mets v Marlins

[Frayed Knot]

Same Shit!: BB - K - K - K
I can't remember the last fair ball to leave the infield much less be an actual hit

[Zvon]

Recker says NO CONTEST and walks away b4 the ball is in the catchers glove.

[Frayed Knot]

I don't know what Redmond is bunting for; the hits to outs ratio against our relievers today is like 6-to-1

[Guest Kong76]

I'd plunk Pierre after that homer ... just saying. Marlins are like,
"can we just play the Mets all year?"

[Zvon]

[Zvon]

Mets lose again. Pretty pathetic

[Fman99]

[Guest Kong76]

Explicame, por favor

[Guest LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr]

As in, this team inspires, at best, a muddle of tepid emotion in its devotees. Or, "meh," in today's internetty parlance.

[Guest Kong76]

Familiar with feh, not meh ... I'm such a dinosaur.

[ashie62]

The Mets are rebuilding? Going backwards..

[Zvon]

Kong76 wrote: Familiar with feh, not meh ... I'm such a dinosaur.

so I'm the only one doin gah?

[Frayed Knot]

The sum total of the Mets "offense" following Wright's [u:ac1vx6a2]3rd inning/one-out[/u:ac1vx6a2] 2-RBI double:
8 Ks; 10 GOs; 3 Pop-ups (2 of them foul); 3 Fly-outs; 1 BB; and 1 infield single (which could have been scored an error)

IOW -- 25 batters; 1 hit; only 15 managed to hit even a fair ball and only 3 of those left the infield - much of which came against a 27 y/o 18th round draft pick from five years ago with 6 starts and 55 innings pitched on his ML resume

[Edgy MD]

It's funny (and not ha-ha funny) how the offense switches gears without going anywhere. The extra inning game was similar. They got eight walks in regulation, but couldn't plate anything. Then they utterly stopped walking in extra innings, but got eight or nine hits, but still nothing.