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Schwarber DH Turner SS Harper 1B Casrellanos RF Stott 2B Realmuto C Marsh LF Sosa 3B Rojas CF Sanchez LHP

=ashie62 post_id=174332 time=1728240885 user_id=90] Tim Teufel had a bigee in 1986. Fourth of July or something

Thought of the Dom Smith season-ender earlier today. Definitely in that Diaz-Brazell class of hindsight deflating its long-term significance, but when it happened, oh boy. In the personally valued because I was there category, Esix Snead's one and only to beat the Expos in extras at the tail end of otherwise loathsome 2002.

Bohm sits for PHI. Sosa in.

Schwarber DH Turner SS Harper 1B Castellanos RF Bohm 3B Stott 2B Realmuto C Marsh LF Rojas CF Wheeler RHP

=metirish post_id=174098 time=1728152890 user_id=72] This has gone from biggest HR and veered into favorite HR. At this rate, this thread will have every HR ever hit by a Mets player.

Johnny Lewis breaking up Jim Maloney's no-hitter in the eleventh.

vs RHP Zack Wheeler (16-7, 2.57) Lindor SS Vientos 3B Nimmo LF Alonso 1B Iglesias 2B Winker DH Marte RF Taylor CF Alvarez C - Senga RHP (1-0, 3.38)

Flipping this to a new page: vs RHP Zack Wheeler (16-7, 2.57) Lindor SS Vientos 3B Nimmo LF Alonso 1B Iglesias 2B Winker DH Marte RF Taylor CF Alvarez C - Senga RHP (1-0, 3.38)

Megill and Senga on NLDS roster, Brazoban and Kranick off.

Kelly Johnson and Yoenis Cespedes throttling Strasburg and Storen in the inning that altogether ended the Nationals for 2015. Daniel Murphy, “this team doesn't know how to lose!,” at no longer scary Turner Field, September 2015. Straw's last huge homer, off Drabek, as the Mets desperately chased the Bucs, September 1990. James Loney in clinching the 2016 Wild Card. HoJo plucking the Cardinals in April 1986 and sinking the Pirates in June 1988. McReynolds winning a back-and-forth breath holder vs the Cubs, 13th inning, June 4, 1988. Elster, bottom of the 8th to win 1-0 duel between Oneida and Smiley, July '88. Carter's 300th, Delgado's 400th, Sheffield's 500th, Piazza passing Fisk, Hodges hitting the franchise's first, Thomas going on a multiday tear, Rusty joining Ty Cobb's exclusive before 20/after 40 club, Rick Cerone and Hubie Brooks tying and beating the Phillies in the 9th and 10th on Opening Day II in 1991. Damion Easley tying it in the ninth in the game Endy would breathe the Rockies with a bunt; Delgado providing the blast following Benitez's balks; Bonilla's pair on Opening Day 1992 (what a signing!); Lindor breaking up the no-hitter and sparking the sixth-run ninth in Toronto; Todd Frazier off Sean Doolittle, setting up the shirt-tearing era of Mets celebration moments later, Piazza and Hundley for one night in Houston, living the dream they'd co-exist powerfully; Kranepool off Jenkins ahead of the Don Young meltdown; and Marv touching them all as he walked off the Pirates long before the term existed.

Donn Clendenon (each of three), 1969 WS. Swoboda walking off the Giants in 1966 (the biggest moment of Howie Rose's young life). Tommy Davis, 11th-inning winner in May 1967 that a) certified he was fully back from his injury-plagued years; and made a winner out of Jack Fisher, who had gone all 11. Agee, 14th inning, ending a 1-0 win off starter Juan Marichal. Jimmy Piersall off Dallas Green, in which Piersall rounds the bases backwards.

Willie Mays's homecoming home run in 1972 Carlos Beltran's two double-OUTTA HERES in 2006. Asdrubal Cabrera eliciting the same pair of OHs from the booth down the stretch in 2016. Ray Knight capping Fireworks Night 1986. Mike Piazza taking Ramiro Mendoza to the top of the picnic tent roof in what became the Matt Franco Game, 1999. Carl Everett grand slam, September 13, 1997, off Uggie Urbana, the ninth that started 6-0 and was now 6-6. Dave Kingman's 35th, Todd Hundley's 41st, Pete Alonso's 53rd.

Edgy MD wrote: One other thing worth noting about the Senga ketsudan — he may have only thrown 5 1/3 innings this season, but that was 5 1/3 innings of two-run/two-hit/nine-strikeout/one-walk ball against these same Philadelphia Phillies. Braves, but we hate both teams.

Senga will start Game One. Whoa. Severino in Game Two.

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Vs RHP Tobias Myers (9-6, 3.00) Lindor SS Vientos 3B Nimmo LF Alonso 1B Iglesias 2B Winker DH Marte RF Taylor CF Alvarez C - Quintana LHP (10-10, 3.75)

Fucking Braves beaten. D'Arnaud makes last out.

Tigers sweep Astros. Though Houston has come in handy vs MFYs, let's remember who eliminated the Bronx Bummers in 3 postseasons this century. For now, it's Detroit vs Cleveland.

Gary Cohen joins several also excellent broadcasters (plus John Sterling) on this year's Ford C. Frick Award ballot. https://baseballhall.org/frickaward2025https://baseballhall.org/frickaward2025

Eddy Alvarez DFA'd for Kranick (40-man). Wasn't eligible for postseason since he wasn't in the organization pre-September.

/nevermind

Max Kranick trying to pull off what Matt Reynolds couldn't — make his Mets debut in the postseason. Reynolds was added in 2015 after Tejada was brutally assaulted in the LDS, yet didn't play. He was removed for the World Series once Uribe was deemed fit.

Kranick in for Megill.

Glorious audio montage, though “are you kidding me?” needs to be retired by everybody.