Johnny Lunchbucket wrote: What's interesting or maybe worrisome about the Mets is that they've demonstrated they were about the worst team in the league and about the best team in the league with more or less the same core guys. They are capable of both. They will always be capable of both. That's baseball. Yabbut what I meant was this new swoon shouldn't surprise us a bit yet it does a little. Once a team demonstrates it can have a bad month, it can definitely have another bad month.
Trolly the right call especially if Young had options. But still, every Otto weakness on full display there, inability to put guys away, control problems and easy to run on. Turned a probable loss into a lockdown
Edgy MD wrote: ME: The Mariners are kind of dressed like clowns. GARY: The Mariners are 9-1 when wearing their City Connect Uniforms. ME: Then they're 9-1 when dressed like clowns. It's the black pants above all. White or even yellow pants would be better
Bruce Springsteen isn't a baseball player but he sold out Citifield. Tens of thousands of fans filled a football stadium to watch hockey this year. There's nothing wrong with this
I didn't need to read play by play of Game 6 of the 1975 World Series. I wanted to know what made Pete Rose tick. Remarkably little about betting in the book, more about dog racing during spring training.
Gary sounds like Kermit the Frog, is too pedantic and know-it-allish, and gets excited over dumb things, like long flyballs that are clearly going foul. Perhaps Gelbs is so much better Gtfo