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Didn't we just play these scrubs? Whatever, just as long as we keep missing Jose Fernandez.

Tonight: Niese v. Nathan Eovaldi


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We did just play them although we have to do so this time in Miami where oddly they become an entirely different offensive team despite what seems to be a pitcher-firendly park.

Record:
H = 14-5
R = 2-10

Hitting:
H = .307/.370/.495
R = .215/.287/.333

RS/G:
H = 6.16
R = 2.67

XBH:
H = 3.79/G
R = 1.92/G

I know it's a small sample but those gaps are ridiculous. It's like they're the Bizarro-Mets.
Hell, they even somehow manage to strike out 35% less often: 7.21/G vs 11.17/G


They also pitch better at home [2.86 ERA vs 4.66] although that could at least partially explained by Jose Fernandez making 5 of his 7 starts at home so far (I wonder how many adjustments that team will make to skew things so that he gets the majority of his starts at home considering the effect it has on their attendance?).


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I can enjoy the conspiracy theories as much as anyone when it gives me a reason to berate my opponent.

The Dodgers accused the Marlins of stealing signs, even suggesting they've got a camera in that Home Run Thingie.

[crossout:37dji46c]They're also 14-5 at home and 2-10 on the road.[/crossout:37dji46c] (what he said)

Gary Cohen, when mentioning the story, hinted that the Rockies might do something in the christmas tree forest out in CF.

So let's see if the Marlins look like a different team shall we? (I think they'll destroy 'em honestly)


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Should be fun times in the NL East this week with all teams within 1.5 games from top to bottom. Anyone can go from 1st to last or vice versa inside of two days.
So as we're battling it out in south Florida, Atlanta host the (currently .500) Cardinals, Philly welcomes the Jays, Nationals get the Dodgers in DC


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Frayed Knot wrote:
Should be fun times in the NL East this week with all teams within 1.5 games from top to bottom. Anyone can go from 1st to last or vice versa inside of two days.
So as we're battling it out in south Florida, Atlanta host the (currently .500) Cardinals, Philly welcomes the Jays, Nationals get the Dodgers in DC

This a serious "make a statement" week. Need at least four of these six.


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1. Eric Young Jr. (S) LF
2. Daniel Murphy (L) 2B
3. David Wright ® 3B
4. Curtis Granderson (L) CF
5. Bobby Abreu (L) RF
6. Lucas Duda (L) 1B
7. Travis d'Arnaud ® C
8. Omar Quintanilla (L) SS
9. Jon Niese (L) P


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Uh, that's not a good defensive outfield.

And check out Q getting back-to-back starts!


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Terry must have reason to think that Eovoldi is more vulnerable against LHBs as Wright & d'Arnaud are the only RHBs in the lineup.
But, yeah, that's a big outfield down there for the likes of Abreu and not your best CF


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John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote:
Uh, that's not a good defensive outfield.

And check out Q getting back-to-back starts!


I have more faith in Niese getting on base.


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The Rube sez:

Lefties hitting .325, righties .127 vs. Eovaldi, which I suppose explains Abreu/Q over C Young/Tejada. #mets


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Muffy makes his presence known with a shot, and Grandy decides to emulate him. 2-0 in the top of the first!


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Guess there might be something to those splits!

Murphy HR
Granderson HR

Curtis now has three times as many homers as David Wright.


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Three more of those tonight, and Curtis will exit the Interstate in style.

Their righties against our lefties-- might as well call tonight's game Platoon 2.


Guest LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr
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Some fine hit-scattering from Mr. Niese, who's looking very much in control. The pitch count-- 56 through 3-- is of mild concern.

Back-to-back hits to lead off? The Lefties have to hang something crooked on Eovaldi here.


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Or, y'know, that.

I did think Duda tagged that one harder, alas.


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MLB.TV was not functioning earlier. I was positive Jack Bauer was behind this. Some kind of ploy so I'd have nothing to watch but his show. But its fixed. MUhahahaHAHAH!

I'll watch the show later Jack.


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Lil bad luck for Doodoo who murdered that ball after falling back 0-2.


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I say it takes about 100 ABs before a Mets pitcher gets a hit. I'll also throw my bet in the pool that the first pitcher hit is a home run.


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Gwreck wrote:
I say it takes about 100 ABs before a Mets pitcher gets a hit. I'll also throw my bet in the pool that the first pitcher hit is a home run.

I dunno about 100 at bats but, with the Mets?
Course it'll be a homer, or something crazier.


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Oops - I didn't see Gwreck's previously started thread.

Mods feel free to nuke or merge this one.


Guest LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr
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Call this guy All Or Nothing At Eo-vall: we're either hitting walls or hitting air agin' him.


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Who says EYj can't field?

(that might have been a tad overacting by Young)


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Let's chase him this inning.

The magic edge teams need to appreciate: chasing the starter early in the first game of a series.


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Who says EYj can't field?

(that might have been a tad overacting by Young)



It's not that EYJ can't field (or even that he over does it) it's just that he often plays so deep that he needs his speed to make up for it and makes catches like that more necessary than maybe they ought to be.


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