nymr83

metsmarathon wrote: rollins? with 11 fielding errors and no throwing errors, i'd give him a gold arm award before i handed him a gold glove. tulo shoulda won it. i wonder if i agree with any of these? lee over a helton/pujols pickem? nope. hudson over brandon phillips? nope. rollins over tulo? nope. wright over feliz? nope. martin? 14 errors? over brad ausmus? nope. in the outfield, i'd give a nod to byrnes, jones, and kearns. beltran gets in as my 4th, since i'm inclined to award to each OF position. elsewise, i'm going with 1) jones 2) beltran 3) kearns 4) francoeur or byrnes. and no aaron rowand whose numbers point to a lack of range relative to his peers. pitchers? who cares. and of course, fielding win shares disagree with me. i'm not checking so correct me if i'm wrong but didn't Ausmus miss a significant amount of time?

wtf is "new edition"?

metirish wrote: Kinda hope Minaya doesn't get distracted as easily as us here, so much for the GM meetings huh? what meeting? i'm still looking for naked pictures of loduca's whore

1. Armando Benitez (FLA) RP FLA 2. Kris Benson (BAL) SP PIT 3. Barry Bonds (SFG) LF Retired 4. Milton Bradley (SDP) LF SD 5. Mike Cameron (SDP) CF PHI 6. Luis Castillo (NYM) 2B NYM 7. Ramon Castro (NYM) C NYM 8. Roger Clemens (NYY) SP Retired 9. Bartolo Colon (LAA) SP LAA 10. Francisco Cordero (MIL) RP MIL 11. David Eckstein (STL) SS anywhere but here i hope STL 12. Pedro Feliz (SFG) 3B NYY 13. Cliff Floyd (CHC) RF SF 14. Josh Fogg (COL) SP COL 15. Eric Gagne (BOS) RP NYM 16. Freddy Garcia (PHI) SP CLE 17. Tom Glavine (NYM) SP ATL 18. Livan Hernandez (ARI) SP TEX 19. Torii Hunter (MIN) CF NYY 20. Geoff Jenkins (MIL) LF SF 21. Jason Jennings (HOU) SP 22. Andruw Jones (ATL) CF ATL 23. Paul Lo Duca (NYM) C COL 24. Kenny Lofton (CLE) CF Retired 25. Kyle Lohse (PHI) SP PIT 26. Kazuo Matsui (COL) 2B SF 27. Andy Pettitte (NYY) SP NYY 28. Odaliz Perez (KCR) SP NYM 29. Mike Piazza (OAK) DH TEX 30. Jorge Posada (NYY) C NYM 31. Mariano Rivera (NYY) RP NYY 32. JC Romero (PHI) RP LAD Torre's latest blownout arm 33. Alex Rodriguez (NYY) 3B CHC 34. Aaron Rowand (PHI) CF CLE 35. Carlos Silva (MIN) SP MIN 36. Sammy Sosa (TEX) DH Retired 37. Yorvit Torrealba (COL) C NYY 38. Steve Trachsel (BAL) SP TB 39. Luis Vizcaino (NYY) RP NYY 40. Kerry Wood (CHC) RP CHC

Benjamin Grimm wrote: Who is that between Fitzgerald and Matsui, and what is he wearing??? mike jacobs

Each of the hitters homered in his first Met game (i think it was even the first at bat for all of them but not sure), i can only assume mota allowed a homer in his first game as a met and that is what ties him in to the others. did i get it?

when are the MVPs, ROYs, etc announced?

MFS62 wrote: ="Nymr83"]there is a rule against a player having a piece of the team. This plan calls for the player to receive the shares when they are finished playing, so it doesn't violate any current league regulations. Anyone care to comment now? Later the rule includes that, know what you're talking about before you try to correct me.

baseball writers need something to write about, even if they have to make it up

go cooby!

there is a rule against a player having a piece of the team.

i always liked Rusch.

Iubitul wrote: Maybe we should all chip in a little, and order a Crane Pool brick... "Like talking Mets Baseball? Come visit us at cranepoolforum.net!"

Edgy DC wrote: They were all third string catchers as Mets. o'brien was certainly 2nd in '93... i really cant find a link between these players

SteveJRogers wrote: Yeah but whats special about those 5 guys, other than being backup backstops 5? i count 9? was that a hint?

yeah, at 50 a brick they'd have to sell more than 7 times as many bricks just to break even i'm sure the Mets have economists who calculated the correct point at which they would maximize profits. faithandfearinflushing wrote: and a "convenience fee" of $5 to cover the replica brick you get for your very own home Fanwalk. What's convenient about that? Well, it certainly makes your wallet easier to tote around. Laughing my ass off.

Yogi Scare-a (its sad that i stopped what i was doing to come post that)

Edgy DC wrote: Better be good now. Went to a new source. fine now

Valadius wrote: Edgy, I can't see pics 1, 5, and 10. same here

Yancy Street Gang wrote: Then all of those bricks will end up in a Staten Island landfill. we're CLOSING the dump you bastards! keep your own bricks!

CF you're still up

I'm reading this right? they pulled a guy after 8 perfect innings? wow. thats a ballsy move

DocTee wrote: Yes, the number of batters he plunked went down considerably after his move to the NL. 3 years in houston 13 HBP in 539 innings (one every 41.46 innings), career 159 in 4916 innings (one every 30.9 innings) confirming that he is, in fact, a pussy.

]Hall of Fame slugger Hank Aaron angered the pitcher by saying that pitchers should not be eligible for the MVP. "I wish he were still playing," Clemens responded. "I'd probably crack his head open to show him how valuable I was." so Clemens is saying that retired players can run their mouths without consequence? kinda like...umm... AL pitchers?

there isnt much out there, Easley hits lefties very well, could we find him a platoon-mate who hits righties instea of worrying about a fulltime starter that may not exist?