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Reyes 3B
Cabrera SS
Cespedes LF
Granderson CF
Bruce RF
Rivera, T.J. 2B
Duda 1B
Rivera C
Syndergaard P


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seawolf17 wrote:
Sympathy time is over, kids. Let's just win these rest of these fuckers and not have to worry about anything else.

Send that to Terry to tell the team before the game. Better yet, Cabrera can tell them.


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Biggest game in the history of biggest games! Huge! I have ants on the
ants in my pants. #lgm #ygb #crcema #kik


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Terry in the postgame paid respect and homage to the occasion last night but reading not too deep between the lines, he basically said, "enough of this." I don't know if they'll win, but I think they'll be, per Keith, on point.


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G-Fafif wrote:
Terry in the postgame paid respect and homage to the occasion last night but reading not too deep between the lines, he basically said, "enough of this." I don't know if they'll win, but I think they'll be, per Keith, on point.

Not for nothing, a good chunk of that last night was TC's fault when he let Bartolo bat even though he was throwing batting practice out there.


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seawolf17 wrote:
Sympathy time is over, kids. Let's just win these rest of these fuckers and not have to worry about anything else.


Good news is that Tom "Stupid Guy" Koehler is on the hill, he's usually not smart enough to defeat the Mets.


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seawolf17 wrote:
Not for nothing


I am also not for nothing if we're talking about the Mets scoring.


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Gordon 2B
Ozuna LF
Prado 3B
Yelich CF
Stanton RF
Bour 1B
Realmuto C
Hechavarria SS
Koehler P


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seawolf17 wrote:
G-Fafif wrote:
Terry in the postgame paid respect and homage to the occasion last night but reading not too deep between the lines, he basically said, "enough of this." I don't know if they'll win, but I think they'll be, per Keith, on point.

Not for nothing, a good chunk of that last night was TC's fault when he let Bartolo bat even though he was throwing batting practice out there.


Yup. Another instance of the booth being able to see things long before Terry.


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Centerfield wrote:
seawolf17 wrote:
G-Fafif wrote:
Terry in the postgame paid respect and homage to the occasion last night but reading not too deep between the lines, he basically said, "enough of this." I don't know if they'll win, but I think they'll be, per Keith, on point.

Not for nothing, a good chunk of that last night was TC's fault when he let Bartolo bat even though he was throwing batting practice out there.


Yup. Another instance of the booth being able to see things long before Terry.

Literally EVERYONE saw that before Terry. Donald Trump on the debate was like "Bartolo Colon hit for himself? Sad!"


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Miracles happen - Jay Bruce homered!


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Man, if we can get some more of THAT Bruce this week...


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If you want to use your challenge, then use your challenge Mattingly. But enough with this bullshit of trying to get your challenge in without actually having to use it. Asshole!


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Benjamin Grimm wrote:
The foul ball isn't challengable, if that's a word.

But asshole is a word. And MF used it appropriately to describe Mattingly.

Later


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So is any active pitcher (he says while looking in Grimm's direction) even close to Tom Kohler in starts vs the Mets?
Tonight is 21st game vs the Mets and his 18th start. Even the other NL East squads aren't all that close WAS (13), PHI (14) and ATL (12) so it just seems that his starts line up against ours each time the teams meet.

I figure if anyone has more it would have to be an older pitcher (Kohler just turned 30 this year) but there's no one currently in the NL East with that long a career under his belt and the unbalanced schedule wouldn't give out of division guys that many chances.


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Lefty Specialist wrote:
Chad Ochoseis wrote:
I'm TJ Rivera. Wind me up and watch me hit solid line drives to right center.


Has he hit enough to be the 2B next year?


Not yet, but he's a strong candidate to be the Next Wilmer Flores.


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Frayed Knot wrote:
So is any active pitcher (he says while looking in Grimm's direction) even close to Tom Kohler in starts vs the Mets?
Tonight is 21st game vs the Mets and his 18th start. Even the other NL East squads aren't all that close WAS (13), PHI (14) and ATL (12) so it just seems that his starts line up against ours each time the teams meet.

I figure if anyone has more it would have to be an older pitcher (Kohler just turned 30 this year) but there's no one currently in the NL East with that long a career under his belt and the unbalanced schedule wouldn't give out of division guys that many chances.


There's never been a dumber opponent, I know that.


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