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  1. Torres 3.5 Duda 1.0 Black 0.5 Flores 0.5
  2. Montero 4.0 Tejada 1.5 Granderson 1.0 Torres 0.5 Edgin 0.5
  3. Flores 3.5 Black 3.0 Niese 1.5 Lagares 1.5 den Dekker 0.5
  4. Wheeler 4.0 Campbell 3.5 Mejia 1.0 Familia 1.0 Black 0.5
  5. Torres 1.0 den Dekker 0.5 Lagares 0.5
  6. Colon 4.0 d'Arnaud 1.0 Duda 1.0 den Dekker 0.5 Flores 0.5 Wright 0.5
  7. Murphy 1.0 Flores 0.5 Duda 0.5
  8. 1994 Mets Kevin McReynolds, Goose Gozzo, Jim Lindeman and Juan Castillo each played his final MLB game in the two weeks before the strike. Castillo only pitched in two games altogether, however.
  9. One of his briefest performances was, in its way, probably my favorite: [youtube:24lqy2bc]d-diB65scQU[/youtube:24lqy2bc] Warm, playful, expressive and, for what it's worth, he didn't say a damn thing.
  10. I pretty much loved the 1994 Mets in a way I hadn't love any Mets since 1990. Fondly remembering a mostly forgotten team and its truncated near-success here.
  11. Recker 3.5 Niese 3.0 den Dekker 1.0 Lagares 1.0 Wright 0.5 Murphy 0.5 Flores 0.5
  12. d'Kong76 wrote: d'Kong76 wrote: This game sucked ass. Crappy ass, not the nice ass. Nice ass rarely gets sucked in a baseball sense. Probably not the best choice of words. Your meaning was clear. The sucking shone through.
  13. Box. Wheeler 3.0 Edgin 1.5 Wright 1.0 Lagares 1.0 Duda 1.0 d'Arnaud 1.0
  14. bmfc1 wrote: Zvon wrote: Phils views make it look like it was a fair ball. SNY?SNY didn't have a good angle. They are likely using the cameras to find more ex-Phillies to interview. First thing to make me laugh since this game ended.
  15. d'Kong76 wrote: This game sucked ass. Crappy ass, not the nice ass. Nice ass rarely gets sucked in a baseball sense.
  16. The unofficial record appears to be 91 games without a new Met, between Al Weis making his NYM debut on April 15, 1968 (the 24-inning 1-0 loss in the Astrodome) to the opener of the July 21, 1968, doubleheader started by Jim McAndrew, a 2-0 loss to Bob Gibson.
  17. Good night 2014 Mets and thanks for playing! (Not really, but I was to have my first up close and personal look at de young man on Tuesday, so I'm bummed beyond the requisite bummedness.)
  18. Or the whole thing could end because of deGrom missing his next start.
  19. Gee 3.5 Duda 1.5 Familia 1.0 Eveland 1.0 Edgin 1.0 Black 1.0 Flores 0.5 Granderson 0.5
  20. Not having suddenly acquired Troy Tulowitzki or any heretofore non-Met this morning, today's 54th consecutive game with same old/same new Mets figures to push the current streak beyond the 53 that spanned Don Aase's debut on Opening Day 1989 to many-numbered Jeff McKnight's initial bow that June 6, definitively making this skein the third-longest of the last 25 years. The Big Kahuna of this thing, if you go back slightly more than a quarter-century, is 82 games, from Mackey Sasser (4/10/1988) to present Phillie pitching coach/erstwhile Met lefty specialist Bob McClure (7/14/1988). That'll be a tough nut to surpass given September 1 isn't all that far off and one assumes (no matter what Felix Unger advises) that some fresh face will emerge under a blue and orange cap by then.
  21. Matt den Knife joins de fun, looks for a slice of Kendrick: Curtis Granderson - RF Daniel Murphy - 2B David Wright - 3B Lucas Duda - 1B Travis d'Arnaud - C Matt den Dekker - LF Juan Lagares - CF Wilmer Flores - SS Zack Wheeler - RHP [youtube:2mummkw8]Eke-oF3Vh6s[/youtube:2mummkw8]
  22. 53 and counting... Less concerned, in this context, over who than when. If the NuMet drought extends through the Oakland series on August 20, it will reach 64 games, setting the modern (a.k.a as far back as I've bothered to look) standard for franchise stability.
  23. Zack to be a cannonball express of pitchin'. Duda power straight to victory, we're truckin'. This Kendrick can boogie down to an early shower. Kyle <<< Eddie.
  24. You know how we get at least a little excited every time we're introduced to a brand spankin' new Met? That little excitement's been dormant of late. The last totally new Met to be introduced into the ecosystem was Taylor Teagarden, on June 10. When we went through July with no subsequent MLB debut, it marked the fifth month in this century (June 2001, June 2007, June-July 2011, July 2014) without a wholly new Met. If stability can reign a little longer, we may be on the verge of recent history. MOST GAMES WITHOUT A NEW MET, 1993-PRESENT 63: Dale Thayer (5/28/2001) to Mike Baxter (8/8/2011) 62: Darren Bragg (5/16/2001) to Gary Bennett (7/24/2001) 52 and counting: Taylor Teagarden (6/10/2014) to ... Haven't gone back before 1993 yet. Once you get to 1993, what's the point of going on?
  25. Colon 4.0 Granderson 2.0 Lagares 1.0 Flores 1.0 d'Arnaud 1.0 Murphy 1.0
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