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Guest d'Kong76
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GAME: New York Mets (74-60) at Miami Marlins (56-79)
DATE/TIME: Saturday, September 05 - 7:10 PM EST
WHERE: Marlins Park, Miami, Florida
LINE: -142, 131 TOTAL: 8
Covers Media Group Ltd

The New York Mets are trying to determine the best way to proceed down the stretch with their young pitchers, and wrapping up the National League East as soon as possible would certainly allow them to get some rest. The Mets will try to get back to the process of doing that when they visit the Marlins for the second of a three-game series on Saturday.

New York lost a game in the standings and the first contest of the series when it dropped a 6-5 decision in 11 innings to the Marlins as the Washington Nationals were beating Atlanta in extra innings on Friday. The Mets, who now own a five-game lead in the NL East, are in a public dispute with agent Scott Boras over the best way to handle right-hander Matt Harvey�s workload and have a plan for all of their young pitchers as the team anticipates a deep run into October. The Marlins have no October plans but are winners of four straight and will help decide the East with 12 more games against New York and Washington. Miami attempts to steal the series behind left-hander Brad Hand while the Mets counter with a right-hander with no workload concerns � veteran Bartolo Colon.

TV: 7:10 p.m. ET, WPIX (New York), FSN Florida (Miami)

PITCHING MATCHUP: Mets RH Bartolo Colon (12-11, 4.42 ERA) vs. Marlins LH Brad Hand (4-4, 4.54)

Colon is moving up in the rotation as New York gives rookie Noah Syndergaard some extra rest down the stretch. Colon is riding a string of 16 straight scoreless innings after striking out nine and allowing four hits in eight scoreless innings to beat Philadelphia on Monday. The hefty veteran was nearly as strong at Miami on Aug. 3, yielding one run and seven hits in eight frames to pick up the win.

Hand had a string out two straight wins come to an end at Washington on Sunday, when he was knocked around for five runs and eight hits in 4 2/3 innings. The 25-year-old had allowed a total of three runs in 14 frames over his previous two outings. Hand tossed four scoreless innings against New York on Aug. 4, scattering five hits and a walk while striking out three.

WALK-OFFS:
1. Mets 1B Daniel Murphy (quad) received a platelet-rich plasma injection on Thursday and is expected to sit at least through Saturday.
2. Miami 3B Martin Prado went 5-for-6 in the opener and is 10-for-18 with five RBIs and four runs scored in the last four games.
3. New York OF Michael Cuddyer (wrist tendinitis) sat out Friday and is day-to-day.


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No worries. Both Eric Young and Eric Campbell are in the lineup.

Juan Lagares - CF
David Wright - 3B
Yoenis Cespedes - LF
Juan Uribe - 2B
Travis d'Arnaud - C
Wilmer Flores - SS
Eric Campbell - 1B
Eric Young Jr. - RF
Bartolo Colon - RHP


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By utilizing all his resources, TC is showing confidence in his entire team, yet another reason they continue to keep pulling together and winning.

Or he's a fucking idiot with this lineup. I guess we'll see.


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G-Fafif wrote:
By utilizing all his resources, TC is showing confidence in his entire team, yet another reason they continue to keep pulling together and winning.

Or he's a fucking idiot with this lineup. I guess we'll see.


Yeah...I'm unfortunately leaning a bit towards the latter.
I have no problem with giving people days off and using subs in the lineup; but I don't think it's a great idea to be doing that with two lineup spots in the same game.


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Mets with a .333 winning percentage in September. Panic!


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Campbell reflects the idea that the 1st, 2nd, & 3rd options at 1B (Duda, Murphy, Cuddyer) are, in some fashion or another, unavailable, and that the LH starter for the other side makes Terry opt out of option #4 (Johnson)

Young in RF is part the LHP coupled w/Grandy's general ineptness against them, and also probably the idea that you can't ask a guy to hit for you if you never give him any ABs.
The oddest part about him being stuck in RF is Cespedes's unwillingness to play there. Lagares was put in RF last night after a double switch because Cespedes is reportedly uncomfortable there from never playing it. He also frustrated the BoSox last year by refusing to play there. Tough to see how RF is being treated as if a completely different animal.


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d'Arnauds HR. Effortless swing, crushed to center. Impressive.


[bigpurple:1qjrelmq]Back 2 Back![/bigpurple:1qjrelmq]


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Oooops, posting in wrong thread...

@juanlagares2 CF
#DavidWright 3B
@ynscspds LF
Uribe 2B
d'Arnaud C
Flores SS
Campbell 1B
@EYJr RF
Colon P

@kcmets #cpftoocool

d'Arboom for 3, next pitch Floreboom for another! Turned on
the tube just in time.


Guest d'Kong76
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Last night and today when they show the outfield shots at this
stadium I've been struck that the crazy loud green paint color
reminds me of something. It just hit me, that was the color of
our kitchen paint in the early 70's! Eeeek.

7-0 through two.


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themetfairy wrote:
Fuck you Ichiro!


That's two straight nights that you have posted your displeasure with Ichiro. Last night he wasn't even in the game. Just curious, but what did Ichiro ever do to you (or the Mets) to invoke such hostility?


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The never-winning Shelby Miller not doing us any favors down in DC. After cruising through the first two innings he gave up a bushel of two-out hits in the 3rd including another Bryce Harper HR and it's 4-0 Nationals in the 4th.


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Rockin' Doc wrote:
themetfairy wrote:
Fuck you Ichiro!


That's two straight nights that you have posted your displeasure with Ichiro. Last night he wasn't even in the game. Just curious, but what did Ichiro ever do to you (or the Mets) to invoke such hostility?



He pinch hit yesterday. And it's a longstanding thing, actually discussed here several times.

It goes back to his Mariners days, and the pukarific adoration he insisted upon, including his own store in the stadium, his refusal to ever admit that he didn't need a translator for interviews, etc.

Fuck him!


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Oh, and Fuck You Ichiro!


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Edgy MD wrote:
That play was incredible.

"He was all, just fuck this shit, I'm throwing this however I want." � Ms. Edgy


That play made this one a literal laugher.


Miami wants on the board! Colon says not happenin'.

7-0 Mets.

Colon for 9!


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Fuck You Ichiro to end the game!



Guest Rockin' Doc
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Bartolo Colon giving the Mets a great outing and providing a much needed day of rest tfor the bullpen. Harvey may not be willing to pitch in the postseason, but Colon appears willing to do anything to help the team. While the young arms are getting skipped in the rotation to allow them some rest, Colon keeps taking his turn and even helped witha an inning out of the bullpen between starts.


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