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  1. Billy never listened to me when I demanded Pham in the Luis Castillo trade he was afraid to make. He went Naquin instead.
  2. I won't spoil much, she was something of a phony journalist who'd gone there in hopes of gathering a story to sell to a US editor. The soldier who shtupped her had taken her passport and phone so as to "protect" her from antiamerican political forces. The movie could have or should have been more suspenseful given what happens after she meets the English guy. I thought the look was good.
  3. You can get that sunset, usually in right field. It could be any summer night tho
  4. I was expecting rum raisin to adopt the pink and brown scheme of Baskin-Robbins
  5. A frisky American journalist and a mysterious Brit get tangled in sexy deadly hijinx in Nicaragua. [media=youtube]Yg3EQ1_zRow[/media]
  6. Johnny Lunchbucket wrote: Benjamin Grimm wrote: That's too bad, but it's nice when a player returns to the team where he had his former glory. I agree. That's why we should now target Wilmer Flores I'd love that, except he signed a two year extension with the Giants in September. He should have been the guy we traded for
  7. Benjamin Grimm wrote: That's too bad, but it's nice when a player returns to the team where he had his former glory. I agree. That's why we should now target Wilmer Flores
  8. =batmagadanleadoff post_id=116662 time=1673569224 user_id=68] Still can't figure out why they got rid of JD Davis. I remember reading all season long right up until they traded him how his batted balls were among the hardest hit in the majors. And that's about as good an indicator as anything out there.
  9. RH hitter, spare outfielder. Injury insurance, DH, probably better than Ruf
  10. That's pretty much my position.
  11. Wake up, Aggie, I think I got something to say to you
  12. I had skin like leather and the diamond-hard look of a cobra I was born blue and weathered but I burst just like Raul Casanova
  13. Lefty Specialist wrote: I'd be more pissed about this if they didn't have the position already manned. They'd have had to make other moves with Escobar and Baty, and now they don't. Correa always felt a little like overkill. Overkill compounded by overcommitment. They basically told Baty and Escobar "we don't think that much of you," and almost committed 12 years to a third baseman who hit 22 HRs last year. Not bad for a SS but no Mike Schmidt.
  14. =G-Fafif post_id=116422 time=1673357330 user_id=55] Johnny Cueto, around long enough to have pitched at Shea, signs with the Marlins.
  15. I think Escobar is a good spare part to have but you gotta wonder where he stands on first being replaced, and next, considered still be to be replaced by an injured guy, one year into his contact. Perhaps we trade him (and Ruf) to San Francisco, and then sign Andrew McCutheon as RH DH
  16. Have any of the beaters speculated as to what the Mets will do with Escobar when this is over one way or another?
  17. He has lobby
  18. That moment I felt the Mets needed enough to keep Dom and trade Roy Pete. Nobody thought he'd be Strawberry. More like Hernanez-esque
  19. Digging the classic Bowtie set
  20. The same director won a bunch of accolades for "A Separation" which we discussed here a million years ago
  21. I have always been against paying full retail for a closer. I much preferred Orosco and Familia to Rodriguez and Wagner. In a matter of taste. Also for all his greatness Wags did let us down in that postseason. He also burned up chances for Houston and Philly. Nature of the biz I suppose.
  22. Craig Kimbrell ^-- Phillies
  23. A lotta damaged goods and bargain players wind up doing good things in San Francisco it seems like.
  24. Always showed his socks over meaty calves. Ridiculously open stance he never seemed to adjust despite it not going well for him.
  25. I kinda agree wth Hal.It's not the Mets & Yankees fault that the Reds and Pirates don't do anything but it sucks for their fans to be so hopeless and it's no good for the game that we gotta play 'em.
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