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  1. On the old board I mentioned that , despite a down turn in his numbers, I wanted the Mets to sign Cody Bellinger when he was a Free Agent. Now, when he hits like he does against the Mets (and everyone else), it really pains me. Later
  2. Working, so I can't watch. But I'm enjoying this through your efforts, Edgy. Please don't let us down. Later
  3. And THEN get angry. later
  4. She a virulent Pro- MAGA. Later
  5. His printer girl is Natalie Harp. Tami is a different sycophant. Later
  6. Nice article. Is this going to jinx Benge like the article on lavender stopped his good streak? You know how superstitious fans are. later
  7. Had ‘em all the way. (phew) later
  8. Stock will have to wait a while for his next MLB win. later
  9. Nice article. I'm curious what age has done to his fielding. Has his range decreased at all? A little? Down to Jeter range? What do the numbers say? Later
  10. Did Carton bet the over? Later
  11. Shea? Later
  12. Pads win, reds lose. later
  13. I just got it - night game after a day game. Later
  14. Pads win 3-2. Hope is a wonderful thing. later
  15. You can, but it requires a special subscription to truth social. later
  16. What I remember about him was later in his career. He came off the Disabled List, threw something like a two hitter against the Mets, and then went back on the Disabled list. He was definitely on my list of players who did well against the Mets and not as good against other teams. Later
  17. Lefty pitcher. I hope that means Vientos will be in the lineup. (sarcasm meter = 9.6) Later
  18. (trying to contain my frivolity) Now they've started to hit! Later
  19. It might be a good idea to pitch around this Devers guy. Later
  20. And no days in a row in the lineup for Vientos. :( later
  21. The simplest explanation might be is he got old all of a sudden. The reflexes, at bat and in the field, slowed down. Later
  22. I thought about him. But there were some quirky first year/ free agent rules in those years(that's how they lost Paul Blair). I thought Cleon, while not having the requisite at bats , was required to spend time on the major league roster that exceeded the limit, and that disqualified him. Looks like I over thought it. Later
  23. Cleon used up his rookie eligibility before he would have made this list. later
  24. I couldn’t see the game. Who was it? later
  25. Across baseball, the rise of modern, data-driven player development has produced success stories. It has saved careers. It has also frustrated players and disrupted growth. Its influence has, rightfully, become deeply embedded in the game. But the approach has sometimes shut out or quieted coaches and players who weren't fully on board. The question is no longer whether Driveline and the movement it helped popularize have changed hitting in recent years. It's what the game has gained, and may have lost in the process. https://www.cbssports.com/mlb/news/polarizing-hitting-approach-took-over-mlb-driveline-baseball-kristian-campbell/ It has both helped and hurt. Your thoughts? Later
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