Benjamin Grimm wrote: I've been thinking of it rhyming with Fido. I was going to say that we'll learn eventually, but we still don't know how to pronounce Jeurys, so perhaps not. According to Kristie Ackert, it's pronounced "Neat-O".
I've been thinking of it rhyming with Fido. I was going to say that we'll learn eventually, but we still don't know how to pronounce Jeurys, so perhaps not.
d'Kong76 wrote: [tweet]https://twitter.com/Cubs/status/907680921880612870[/tweet] A lineup posted as a list of Twitter handles instead of names? Sheesh. Good for Jason Heyward!
metirish wrote: I honestly can't get pumped at all about the Mets in 2018 Me neither, but I'll get there by March 29, I'm sure. Especially if the Mets have a productive winter. (I certainly HOPE they have a productive winter.)
Checking in again on Jacob deGrom's climb up the team's all-time strikeout list. He started the year in 25th place and is now knocking on the door of the Top Ten. Jon Niese is within reach for next year, and in 2019 he could potentially move up another few notches. 1. Tom Seaver 2541 2. Dwight Gooden 1875 3. Jerry Koosman 1799 4. Sid Fernandez 1449 5. David Cone 1172 6. Ron Darling 1148 7. Al Leiter 1106 8. Jon Matlack 1023 9. Jon Niese 838 10. Bobby Jones 714 11. Jacob deGrom 713 12. Craig Swan 671 13. Tug McGraw 618 14. Johan Santana 607 15. John Franco 592 16. Rick Reed 590 17. Matt Harvey 583 18. Steve Trachsel 580 19. Gary Gentry 563 20. Al Jackson 561 21. Tom Glavine 516 22. Jesse Orosco 506 22. Mike Pelfrey 506 24. Oliver Perez 494 25. Nolan Ryan 493