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  1. Guillorme is unbelievable . What hands
  2. 1,153 Brad Hand
  3. I like that game 1 made me consider bumping the "I Quit" thread twice, for different reasons
  4. Heath Hembree be like, eat a bag o dicks, Bogar
  5. Holy smokes, May gets it through
  6. Edgy MD wrote: Edgy MD wrote: Davis, Guillorme, Sisco, and McCann all available off the bench. Should they have PR'd for Maz? Guillorme might have made it to 3B on Pillar's flyball. I wouldn't know, for the game is rendered invisible to mine eyes. Yeah, a fast guy probably had a good shot
  7. Edgy MD wrote: So, the Nats aren't playing well. Good.
  8. Walking the insurance run to 2nd seems dumb to me
  9. http://mbtn.net/images/broom.jpg>
  10. A Boy Named Seo wrote: the speakeasy i mentioned claims it's open until 4. I'm very down with this theory, the timeline is pretty bang-on. This the one Ceets? --> https://www.theblindpigofwestchester.com/https://www.theblindpigofwestchester.com/ yup.hell, I'd like to go there. Blind Pig is right near where he was found. "BINGO" says Bernie Sanders
  11. Worth saying yet again: Villar is your Mets Player of the Year
  12. He suspects if he were at a bar, it wasn't in White Plains-- for one, they all close by 2 am; for another "there's nothing in that part of town except a hospital and a train station." That opens whole new mysteries
  13. Mr. Hand!
  14. I agree pretty much with that radical take. I got my brother in white plains who works in the hospitality industry on speculation duty
  15. I got 50 Cranebucks that Joel Sherman, whom some of us have so little regard for, will enlighten us further. And credit to Ceetar, I hadn't even considered asking bartenders along the route between Stamford and White Plains. But there couldn't be too many for a gumshoe to get to.. finally, I'd suspect he probably wasn't alone,, some Met guests we know traveled by bus; but did all of them?
  16. Johnny Lunchbucket wrote: What an idiot. Has the story of the missing 7 hours been told yet? Unless he WAS actually still with Cohen and partying and other players/people saw him there, we probably won't hear about where he decided to spend that time. Sure we will. Those reporters whose work you so often devalue will be on it, he's got to appear in court, and at some point the org will know the debts, even though they will attempt to keep them under wraps. My question was only had it come out yet, not will it come out.
  17. I like the good vibes in this message. It doesn't sound like a 7-inning win in 2 hours feels like a "gyp".
  18. What an idiot. Has the story of the missing 7 hours been told yet?
  19. So our seats were between the Honda sign and the foul pole. Great view of Conforto and Jesus Sanchez and not so good of the partially-obscured jumbotron or the batter especially if you were like me and left your glasses at home. Was hopeful to get between-innings balls or HRs but no; a ton of young kids who'd gather at the fence angle had priority and we didn't interfere. Lunchpail was helping me with Spanish so I could tell Sanchez things like "I have you on my fantasy team!" and "JD Davis nearly made a great catch on that foul ball you hit, dinny?" That didn't work either but later a fluent Spanish speaker in our section carried on a little conversation with him, apparently telling him jokes. A kid seated in the row directly in front of ours participated in-- and set the season record -- in the whiffle ball HR contest between innings. he's gonna to be a star, also collected a conforto ball and dissed some fellow 10 year old punks who were pretending to be marlins fans but were actually yankee fans. Said it was the second time he'd done it and he'd learned from the experience; he smashed the last 4 our outta there in a second or two to win and launched the bat into the outfield in celebration. His mom told us onlookers were so impressed the first time they'd invited him to play in their little league on roosevelt island... he had never played in a lg before then. Hilarious that Villar fell down 3 times before finally getting tagged out. Baez really hits the ball hard. even his fouls were vicious live. the Marlin pitcher made an amazin attempt on that ball he lost, forehanded it at like 99mph to 1B. williams is good home by 10pm
  20. on our way. Section 103 in right field, Seaver Pinstripes, brown glove, skinny longhaired kid, as we go for, um, 4 in a row?
  21. I listened to the radio as I was pretending to work. Howie was sublime on the last play, I mean perfect
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