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  1. Matt Harvey (19th place), Jacob deGrom (25th place) and Noah Syndergaard (40th place) can expect to climb many slots on the all-time strikeout list. STRIKEOUTS 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. Craig Swan 671 12. Tug McGraw 618 13. Johan Santana 607 14. John Franco 592 15. Rick Reed 590 16. Steve Trachsel 580 17. Gary Gentry 563 18. Al Jackson 561 19. Matt Harvey 525 20. Tom Glavine 516 21. Jesse Orosco 506 21. Mike Pelfrey 506 23. Oliver Perez 494 24. Nolan Ryan 493 25. Jacob deGrom 492 26. Dillon Gee 489 27. Jack Fisher 475 28. R. A. Dickey 468 29. John Maine 467 30. Pedro Martinez 464 31. Bob Ojeda 459 32. Armando Benitez 456 33. Bartolo Colon 415 34. Jim McAndrew 408 35. Dave Mlicki 402 36. Aaron Heilman 395 37. Pat Zachry 391 38. Bret Saberhagen 388 39. Frank Viola 387 40. Noah Syndergaard 384 41. Ray Sadecki 380 42. Pete Falcone 379 43. Skip Lockwood 368 44. Rick Aguilera 351 45. Pedro Feliciano 350 46. Glendon Rusch 313 Jacob deGrom has indeed moved up quite a bit on the strikeout list: 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. Craig Swan 671 12. Tug McGraw 618 13. Jacob deGrom 617 14. Johan Santana 607 15. John Franco 592 16. Rick Reed 590 17. Steve Trachsel 580 18. Matt Harvey 579 19. Gary Gentry 563 20. Al Jackson 561 21. Tom Glavine 516 22. Jesse Orosco 506 23. Mike Pelfrey 506 24. Oliver Perez 494 25. Nolan Ryan 493 And... Jose Reyes has finally passed Ed Kranepool to move into second place in hits. 1. David Wright 1777 2. Jose Reyes 1421 3. Ed Kranepool 1418 He's slowly advancing on the ever-idle David Wright, but time is not on his side.
  2. Great post by G-Fafif. I like his take on Sandy Alderson; it rings true to me. Strange that Tom Goodwin decided to use the gathering as a forum to promote masturbation. (Or did I misread something?)
  3. Bartolo's home ERA this year, in Atlanta: 8.25. His road ERA: 8.05.
  4. Cast your vote!
  5. I have no objection to this, but very little enthusiasm either.
  6. NJ.com concludes that the Mets might non-tender Matt Harvey, but probably won't. Could Mets let Matt Harvey walk after the season?
  7. This is probably a pretty rare thing, especially this late in the season: Addison Reed, who hasn't started any games, is fifth on the Mets in innings pitched. deGrom 97.0 Gsellman 76.0 Harvey 70.1 Wheeler 66.1 Reed 38.1
  8. I'll just continue to have quick anonymous infatuations with whoever is playing the Yankees on any given day.
  9. Final call! The games played between June 1 and June 18 will close on Sunday morning. If you have any voting to do, please do so in the next few days. Schaefer voting page
  10. My mother-in-law was a fan of Esther Williams! Fuck you, Esther Williams!
  11. Voting for all games played between June 1 and June 18 will close on Sunday, July 2. If you're on the list below with a 17 next to your name, you're all caught up on the games that are about to close. If not, and if you're so inclined, please try to get your votes in over the next week. Ashie62 17 Benjamin Grimm 17 OhSheaCanKC 17 TMF 17 G-Fafif 17 Lunch 8 FK 6 Centerfield 1 sharpie 1
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