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His lack of run support is driving me fucking crazy!!


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metirish wrote:
Imagine how he feels???

I wonder if he secretly wished he were on a different team.


I have, and it's very disconcerting. I have asked before...Seaver must have gone through something similar in 67 & 68, no?


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Seaver didn't get run in far more Met years than he did, thus driving (in part) the wedge between him and the Mets.


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Matt Harvey should STFU and start hitting. What's he going to do next, write a book and climb a fucking mountain.


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Edgy MD wrote:
Seaver didn't get run in far more Met years than he did, thus driving (in part) the wedge between him and the Mets.


Quite an assumption. That is an assumption, right?
I'm interested in no decisions. I'll take a trip to the database.


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Seaver had 69 starts over 67-68 and got a decision in 57 of those games.

He pitched 18 complete games during that period.


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Frayed Knot wrote:
Start by checking out 1976

I'm sorry guys. I was thinking in terms of Seaver pitching on a Met team that was trying to build around him when he first came up. But to say that the Mets built a championship team for '69 is stretching it. Easy in retrospect, but they were in no way predicted to do what they did.


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Benjamin Grimm wrote:
No-decisions have become more common as starting pitcher innings have decreased.


Yes, and the 18 complete games is telling.


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metirish wrote:
Thanks FK, 59 was probably a months worth back then(maybe 2 months).


In 1968 (one of the years Zvon discussed) there were 471 CGs in the NL and that was with fewer teams and therefore fewer total games played as compared to now, although you do have to remember that year was the most pitching dominated season since the dead-ball era (pre-1920).


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Looking at some of the stats for that season (1968) one that pops out at me is that the Giants used just 12 pitchers during the whole year -- some teams carry more than that at one time now -- and most teams used only one or two more than that (Mets = 14) with no team employing more than 19


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Wow. How the game has changed. I thought with the crack down on roids and such that it could go back to being the ol' ball game but todays athlete is a different breed, or so I am led to believe. I do think the pendulum has to swing back further still.

It has to be a fans thought these days, that fear that Matt does not want to be on a team that's okay with just getting by through patchwork. I'd like to think that Harvey is just focused on whats right in front of him but that thought might be in there somewhere. If run support becomes an issue over a few seasons in front of us...


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Benjamin Grimm wrote:
Matt has nowhere to go until after the 2018 season. The state of the 2013 Mets won't influence his decision.


I know. We are all excited about Harvey and getting a little ahead of ourselves. I think we are more worried about how things add up over that time.


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I think anybody hoping for that would do best to trade themselves to the Angels fan base.

Pujols' contract is untouchable generally. To a team digging itself out of debt and desperate to find a way to break even on the year, it's probably unfathomable.


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