Benjamin Grimm

Throwing elbow or glove elbow?

Mets players who never played for another big league team: Rod Kanehl 1962-1964 Ed Kranepool 1962-1979 Bob Moorhead 1962, 1965-1965 Rick Herrscher 1962 Ray Daviault 1962 Ted Schreiber 1963 Al Moran 1963-1964 Don Rowe 1963 Grover Powell 1963 Steve Dillon 1963-1964 Ron Locke 1964 Bill Wakefield 1964 Jerry Hinsley 1964,1967 Danny Napoleon 1965-1966 Jim Bethke 1965 Dennis Musgraves 1965 Billy Murphy 1966 Shaun Fitzmaurice 1966 Dick Rusteck 1966 Bill Hepler 1966 Al Schmelz 1967 Joe Moock 1967 Les Rohr 1967-1969 Jessie Hudson 1969 Francisco Estrada 1971 Dave Schneck 1972-1974 Lute Barnes 1972-1973 Bob Rauch 1972 Bob Apodaca 1973-1977 Ron Hodges 1973-1984 George Theodore 1973-1974 Brian Ostrosser 1973 Greg Harts 1973 Randy Sterling 1974 Brock Pemberton 1974-1975 Bruce Boisclair 1974, 1976-1979 Rich Puig 1974 Rick Baldwin 1975-1977 Randy Tate 1975 Jay Kleven 1976 Leon Brown 1976 Bob Myrick 1976-1978 Luis Rosado 1977, 1980 Mike Bruhert 1978 Mardie Cornejo 1978 Kelvin Chapman 1979, 1984 Scott Holman 1980, 1982, 1983 Ron Gardenhire 1981-1985 Mike Howard 1981-1983 Brent Gaff 1982-1984 Mike Bishop 1983 John Gibbons 1984, 1986 Jeff Innis 1987-1993 Blaine Beatty 1989, 1991 Dave Liddell 1990 Kevin Baez 1990, 1992, 1993 Chris Jelic 1990 Terry McDaniel 1991 Joe Vitko 1992 D. J. Dozier 1992 Eric Hillman 1992-1994 Pat Howell 1992 Mike Draper 1993 Doug Saunders 1993 Tito Navarro 1993 Juan Castillo 1994 Don Florence 1995 Takashi Kashiwada 1997 Kevin Morgan 1997 Joe Crawford 1997 Jorge Toca 1999-2001 Eric Cammack 2000 Grant Roberts 2000-2004 Satoru Komiyama 2002 Esix Snead 2002, 2004 Pedro Feliciano 2002-2004, 2006-2010 Pat Strange 2002-2003 Jeff Duncan 2003-2004 Jason Roach 2003 Edwin Almonte 2003 Joe DePastino 2003 Prentice Redman 2003 Danny Garcia 2003-2004 Mike Glavine 2003 David Wright 2004-2012 Joe Hietpas 2004 Dae-Sung Koo 2005 Alay Soler 2006 Mike Pelfrey 2006-2012 Willie Collazo 2007 Carlos Muniz 2007-2008 Nick Evans 2008-2011 Argenis Reyes 2008-2009 Daniel Murphy 2008,2009,2011,2012 Eddie Kunz 2008 Jon Niese 2008-2012 Bobby Parnell 2008-2012 Ken Takahashi 2009 Josh Thole 2009-2012 Tobi Stoner 2009-2010 Ruben Tejada 2010-2012 Jenrry Mejia 2010, 2012 Ike Davis 2010-2012 Jesus Feliciano 2010 Lucas Duda 2010-2012 Mike Nickeas 2010-2012 Dillon Gee 2010-2012 Brad Emaus 2011 Josh Satin 2011-2012 Chris Schwinden 2011-2012 Kirk Nieuwenhuis 2012 Jeremy Hefner 2012 Jordany Valdespin 2012 Zach Lutz 2012 Robert Carson 2012 Elvin Ramirez 2012 Josh Edgin 2012 Matt Harvey 2012 Collin McHugh 2012 Jeurys Familia 2012

Mets � Willets Point wrote: I've never heard of Dave Howard until this thread. The names sounds a little familiar, but I really couldn't have told you that he was a Mets executive. I gather from the posts here that I'm not supposed to like him, but whatever.

Jeff Innis and Ron Gardenhire are both "pure", I think.

There were 21 Mets or former Mets who played in the major leagues in 2011 but did not do so in 2012. Are their careers over? Or do some of them still have a comeback left in them? These are the 21: Blaine Boyer Taylor Buchholz Mike Cameron Robinson Cancel Ramon Castro Alex Cora Nick Evans Jesus Feliciano Nelson Figueroa Casey Fossum Sean Green Aaron Heilman Chin-lung Hu Lastings Milledge Pat Misch Gustavo Molina Melvin Mora Michael O'Connor Jeremy Reed Tobi Stoner Chris Woodward

Some cuts announced today: New York Times wrote: PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. � The Mets demoted six players from their major league camp on Sunday. As expected, the Mets optioned catcher Travis d�Arnaud, 24, to the minor leagues, sending him off with some high praise. �He met all of our expectations, which, for the organization and Mets fans, were fairly high,� General Manager Sandy Alderson said. Alderson conceded that starting d�Arnaud at Class AAA benefits the Mets from a variety of team control standpoints. But he said, hypothetically, if starter John Buck were to be injured, d�Arnaud would take his place. The Mets sent five more players to the minors, reassigning the left-hander Aaron Laffey, infielder Brian Bixler and outfielders Jamie Hoffmann and Andrew Brown, and outrighting infielder Brandon Hicks. The departure of Bixler and Hicks seemed to settle one roaster battle, leaving the utility infield spot for Omar Quintanilla. "Roaster battle?"

I've long been curious about this film, and I finally saw it for the first time yesterday.

1. Fourth place 2. 80-82 (I'm feeling optimistic.) 3. No. 4. No.

A Woody Flynn siting!

Bump

He's looking good to pass Mike Piazza this year on the all-time Mets home run list, the one most prestigious team batting record he doesn't yet hold. A good season will leave him poised to pass Darryl Strawberry some time next year. Players with more than 200 Home Runs 1. Darryl Strawberry 252 2. Mike Piazza 220 3. David Wright 204

And... we're done! Zack Wheeler and David Wright were just added to the table of contents. Feel free to start a thread for anyone I may have overlooked.

One or two sizzling hot streaks. One prolonged slump. Overall, .295, 25 homers, 38 doubles, 95 rbi. The "Captain America" nickname will fade, to be replaced by "Man Thing."

I think we'll see him in Queens before June 1. Not sure who he'd replace in the rotation. Maybe an injured Santana or an ineffective Gee or Marcum. He'll go 4-4 with a 3.66 ERA, getting little run support. Bigger things in 2014.

Ask Governor Phillip.

I was at that game. No need to relive it!

It worked in Chrome for me too, and it didn't yesterday. Not because of anything I did. My guess is that Google found out that they had issues with the all-powerful Ultimate Mets Database and they accordingly rushed a fix into production. That's the only explanation I can come up with.

metirish wrote: The link above provides the number and names, over time will a players number appear when you click on a players name in above link? Check it out

Added Turner and Valdespin. Almost done!

When he was in AA, I proclaimed him my favorite Mets minor leaguer. Since then he's been tainted with a bit of a bad reputation, but I'm not sure if it's because he's a bad guy, or if he's a free spirit who just needs to mature a bit. (Hopefully it's the latter.) My guess is that he'll have one or two pretty solid seasons in the big leagues, but won't have the staying power to have a lengthy career. Maybe that solid season (let's say 20 homers and 80 rbi) will come with the Mets, but I don't think it will be in 2013. I do think he'll see more playing time than anyone was thinking he'd get a month or so ago. I'll say 280 at bats, 11 homers, .255. Most of his games will come in the outfield, but he'll appear in the infield about ten times.

Mets � Willets Point wrote: Y'all should get paid for all you do. I do, but very modestly. The advertising gets me a few hundred dollars a year in profits.

metirish wrote: Question The link above provides the number and names, over time will a players number appear when you click on a players name in above link? sorry, JCL said as much if I am reading correctly on MBTN. Yes, the uniform numbers will, before too long, appear on the player's profile page. They also recently began appearing on the scorecards. (Which you probably can't see at all if you use Chrome.)

I think it is a Chrome thing. It's working fine in IE, Firefox, and Safari.

Hmmm... it's working for me. Where are you seeing broken images?