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Chad ochoseis wrote: The Mets still have Lagares? I just assumed he was gone and I missed it. He left as a free agent for San Diego. It didn't work out and he returned on the 2020 equivalent of a minor league contract.

Sold to the Pirates, which sounds nefarious as all get out. Bashlor, on the other hand, rarely got outs. Seemed a cut above the Live Arm bunch, eventually slipped unnoticed into their ranks.

Please reacquire Cesar Centeno for base-stealing drill purposes.

Lefty Specialist wrote: Boy, never saw this coming. Jed Lowrie Placed on IL Jed's been moved to the 45-day IL, despite also being on the 7-, 10-, 15-, 21-, 30-, 60-, 180- and jillion-day IL.

These names are confusing, but I guess this is the order. Sorry, Doug!

Jared Hughes (No. 35) is activated. Franklyn Kilome has been ridden hard and put away wet

With P.U. Davis on the bench.

1,103. Franklyn Kilome

From Yahoo! New Phillies-Yankees schedule The Phillies and the New York Yankees, who saw their four-game home-and-home series from July 27-30 postponed, will make up those games from Aug. 3-6. There will be two games in the Bronx on Aug. 3 and 4, followed by two games in Philadelphia on Aug. 5 and 6. The game the Yankees were scheduled to play against the Tampa Bay Rays on Aug. 6, which is being displaced by their final game against the Phillies, will be made up as part of a doubleheader on Aug. 8. Their originally scheduled Aug. 5 game against the Baltimore Orioles will be made up at a date to be determined. New Marlins-Orioles schedule The Marlins and Orioles were supposed to play a four-game home-and-home schedule from July 27-30, but it's been both rescheduled and reimagined. All four games will be played in Baltimore from Aug. 4-6, with the Marlins serving as the home team for two games. One day will feature a doubleheader. The games between the Marlins and Phillies, which were supposed to be played from Aug. 4-6, will be made up on dates to be determined.

And the makeup STL-MIL doubleheader tomorrow ain't happening either.

Last night was third consecutive nine-inning game the Mets lost that took them more than three-and-a-half hours to lose. That's a first in franchise history.

Mon MFY-PHI ppd.

Lorenzo Cain has opted out.

Tonight's Cardinal game (4 more positive tests; 1 player, 3 staff) has been posted. Doubleheader vs Brewers still scheduled.

On Saturday Night Live, October 6, 2007 (Season 33, Episode 2), Fred Armisen as Omar Minaya and Kenan Thompson as Willie Randolph take to the Weekend Update desk to unsuccessfully explain away the Mets' late-season collapse (with Thompson in a home Mets uniform and blue cap). https://i0.wp.com/www.onesnladay.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/10-6-2007_0.42.43.01.jpg?ssl=1>

For the record, Rivera's on the IL, Kilome (wearing No. 66) is up. Eight games in, five members of the Opening Day active roster are no longer on the active roster.

My god, that was stupid.

Unearthed of late.. “I gotta go down to Kelsey's and watch the Mets play ball.” and later... “I won on a ballgame. The Mets beat them San Diego Padres.” —Archie Bunker, All In The Family, Season 6, Episode 2; September 15, 1975 (the night Mike Vail ties the rookie hitting streak record) “I love the Mets! But every time I suggest a Mets-themed prom, you guys look at me like I'm crazy! Well, here I go — final effort: Let's do a Mets prom! Blue and orange streamers, hot dogs! My uncle knows Mookie Wilson. He can come! Therefore, my theme is, ‘Remember the Night We Mets?' Thank you.” —Fred Armisen (wearing a Mets road jersey and a blue Mets cap) as Billy Zerillo, in a prom committee meeting, Saturday Night Live, May 19, 2007 (Season 32, Episode 20) The 1963 Off-Broadway revue Put It In Writing included a song, written by Fred Ebb and Norman Martin, that included the following lyrics: “When you run for a ball run right into the stands/Don't forget, you're a Met/When a grounder arrives let it slip through your hands/Don't forget, you're a Met,” asserting Mets fans preferred their new team lose. (Boo.)

They got a big ol' plane this time.

The Mets christen newly named Truist Park by hopefully ruining the night of all those stiffs in the seats. Porcello tries to get his act together against this lineup: Acuña RF Swanson SS Freeman 1B Ozuna LF Adams DH d'Arnaud C Riley 3B Hechavarría 2B Inciarte CF Newcomb P Couple ex-Mets in there. Maybe don't shake hands.

The Met Median now falls between Met No. 551, Andy Tomberlin, and Met No. 552 Carlos Baerga, who joined us on July 30, 1996.

Didn't see this precise scenario in the predictions thread. Also, Cards-Brewers still scheduled for Saturday, then a newfangled doubleheader on Sunday.

Two Cardinals have tested positive. Their game at Milwaukee is postponed. Also another positive test from the Marlins.

1,101. Brian Dozier

Doubleheaders will now contain two seven-inning games. Because 14-man pitching staffs aren't deep enough.