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  1. Benjamin Grimm
    I'd also like to see him come back.
  2. Benjamin Grimm
    Edgy DC wrote: It only impacts me relative to my hopes for Rockies. It shouldn't affect the Mets at all at this point. Their destiny is so completely in their able hands. Yeah, well I'll feel more comfortable once they get on the other side of this weekend's series against the Phillies. You're right, as long as they don't fall apart, the Mets will win the division. But I'd like to get to a point where they CAN fall apart and STILL win the division. And they're not there yet.
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    Wow, what consensus! Five of the first nine voters for the September 10 game voted exactly the same. Perez 4, Wright 2, Beltran, Reyes, Heilman, and Wagner, 1 each.
  4. Benjamin Grimm
    Four Sweathogs, one teacher?
  5. Benjamin Grimm
    Voting for all three of last weekend's games at Shea against Houston will close on Wednesday morning: Friday: http://cranepoolforum.qwknetllc.com/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=7315 Saturday: http://cranepoolforum.qwknetllc.com/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=7321 Sunday: http://cranepoolforum.qwknetllc.com/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=7325
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    Perez 4 Wright 2 Heilman 1 Wagner 1 Reyes 1 Beltran 1
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    Box score
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    The magic number is 14 Franklin Pierce
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    If they win you're going to have eat that every night.
  10. Benjamin Grimm
    attgig wrote: where does martinez go in a year or two? i thought scouts liked him more than they liked gomez. That's something to determine when the time comes. Maybe Gomez or Milledge (or Beltran) will be gone or less productive and the decision will be easy.
  11. Benjamin Grimm
    I remember the guys commenting on one pitch that clocked at 92, but that was out of line with the rest of his pitches, so it may have been an incorrect reading.
  12. Benjamin Grimm
    I think that right now the long term plan for the outfield is Beltran, Milledge, Gomez. Whether that happens in 2008 or 2009 remains to be seen. I think Milledge would hit 20 or more homers playing full time. If Gomez is short on power, Beltran makes up for it. (It's normal to have one outfielder without a lot of home run power. Usually it's the centerfielder, but, if in this scenario it's a corner outfielder I don't see that as a problem.)
  13. Benjamin Grimm
    That raised my eyebrows too.
  14. Benjamin Grimm
    Is Pudge Rodriguez a free agent? I wouldn't be surprised to see him on a short-term deal, though I'd like them to find the catcher of the future, the guy who's going to be around for the next six to eight years.
  15. Benjamin Grimm
    If the Mets do, in fact, go with a starting outfield of Beltran, Milledge, and Gomez next year, then I'd like to see a veteran reserve on the bench who can step in and play as little or as often as needed. Green can be that guy, or someone else can. (I don't think it would be Alou, though.) Right now my guess is that they'll be willing to plan on Milledge being an everyday player in 2008, but they may still feel they haven't seen enough of Gomez. If that's the case, they may sign another veteran to a one-year deal and let Gomez be a reserve outfielder. Committing to Gomez over the winter would be a daring move (for the Mets, anyway) and I'd be pleased if they did it, but I'd also be at least a little surprised.
  16. Benjamin Grimm
    Yancy Street Gang wrote: ="Gwreck"]The only way we could play an NL central team would be if the Phillies got the wild card. I don't really want that to happen. We'd also play the Central winner if the NL West winner had a better record than the Mets and the Wild Card came out of the West. The Diamondbacks are about a game behind the Mets (last time I checked), so that could very well happen. Oops, that's wrong. (I'm not thinking too clearly today.) If that happened, Arizona would play the Central winner and the Mets would play the Wild Card team.
  17. Benjamin Grimm
    If the ump sees a scuff he removes the ball from the game. But the umpire wouldn't have had a chance to see that ball if, after Beltran's double, it got tossed from the infielder to the pitcher. Usually the ump will ask the catcher to let him see the ball after it's fouled into the dirt or something like that.
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    Gwreck wrote: The only way we could play an NL central team would be if the Phillies got the wild card. I don't really want that to happen. We'd also play the Central winner if the NL West winner had a better record than the Mets and the Wild Card came out of the West. The Diamondbacks are about a game behind the Mets (last time I checked), so that could very well happen.
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    I'd like the first round opponent to be the NL Central winner. For that to happen, though, the NL West winner will have to have a better record than the Mets, or the Phillies will have to win the Card. Assuming that the Mets play the WC in the NLDS, I prefer the Dodgers as the opponent. As for rooting interest (if the Mets weren't in the equation) I'd like to see Milwaukee win the Central and Colorado win the Card.
  20. Benjamin Grimm
    Martinez 3 Beltran 3.01 Alou 2 Heilman 0.66 Feliciano 0.66 Wagner 0.66
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    Box score
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    Valadius wrote: Mets clinch 3rd consecutive .500 or better season! You've got to be kidding. We have to set our sights higher than that.
  23. Benjamin Grimm
    The magic number is 15. The magic number is now in the hands of James Buchanan, 15th President of the United States. (The only bachelor president, and the only one born in Pennsylvania.)
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    Glavine 4.5 Heilman 0.75 Wagner 0.75 Wright 1 Lo Duca 0.75 Green 0.75 Milledge 0.75 Castillo 0.75
  25. Benjamin Grimm
    VOTING FOR THIS GAME IS NOW CLOSED Totals for September 5, 2007 (12 votes) Cincinnati Reds 7, New York Mets 0 NameTotal PointsPoints AwardedPlayer PerformanceWillie Collazo16.131.341.2 IP, 2 H, 0 ER, 1 BB, 0 SO.Carlos Beltran5.580.461-3, BB, SO.David Wright4.200.350-2, 2 BB.Philip Humber2.190.182.0 IP, 3 H, 1 ER, 0 BB, 2 SO.Mike DiFelice1.660.141-3, SO.Shawn Green0.870.070-1.Luis Castillo0.750.061-4, SO.John Maine0.020.00(L) 4.1 IP, 9 H, 6 ER, 3 BB, 2 SO.
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