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  1. MFS62
    He went out with a very classy statement. I wish him well. later
  2. MFS62
    They looked lifeless. they should fire the manager. later
  3. MFS62
    The saddest part of that is the comment "one of the most egregious examples of the mismanagement". That means there have been others. Later
  4. MFS62
    I remember screaming in frustration over his lineup and in-game moves. I can't remember a game going by when I didn't think "Why the F did he do that?" Later
  5. MFS62
    It was my requisite shot at Torre. Nothing else. Later
  6. MFS62
    Got it. I thought it meant 6 years of control from when they initially sign a player, including the minors. Thanks to both of you. Later
  7. MFS62
    Any word on which team he'll be joining? Later
  8. MFS62
    I hope they keep him as a reserve and not as part of a platoon with Ewing. I want Ewing to be given a real chance of proving that he can play every day. Later
  9. MFS62
    I think that's the way it used to be. Teams could keep a player in the minors for three years, after which they had to be added to the major league roster or possibly lose them in the Rule V Draft. Then, they had three years during which they could be optioned to the minors from the major league team. I don't see how this changes anything. Later
  10. MFS62
    The DH rule and Mariano Rivera made it easier for him. He didn't have to think as much as when he managed in the NL earlier in his career. Later
  11. MFS62
    He would be another slow ex-Cardinal first basemen to manage the Mets. The other had a .405 winning percentage. Later
  12. MFS62
    Now we know what was done. Later
  13. MFS62
    Somebody in management had to go to shake up things. You can't make chicken salad out of chicken shit. He had to work with the players he had, and the roster has too many holes. And he wasn't exactly a brilliant tactician. He should be holding Stearns' hand as they both walk out the door. Later
  14. MFS62
    Huzza! money changed hands. later
  15. MFS62
    I always thought he gave them a chance to win . Until this year. later
  16. MFS62
    Avi later
  17. MFS62
    I don’t think they would dare to bring back poster day. later
  18. MFS62
    If we get really lucky, this guy could become the next Jeff Manto. the fans were chanting “ Pete a- Lon- so. “ The wrong david is gone. later
  19. MFS62
    Yes. When I read "moved to the bullpen" I hoped it would be in another city. Manager: "We're bringing in a reliever to protect your lead" Pitcher: "Who is it?" Manager: "Senga" Pitcher: "I can go another inning or two". Later
  20. MFS62
    Gorneicht helfen Later
  21. MFS62
    Swanson? Again? .191 BA Really? Later
  22. MFS62
    I was wondering when AJ would be moved up in the lineup. His speed is better utilized as a table setter. Later
  23. MFS62
    I first read that as underwhelming duds. Both right. Later
  24. MFS62
    That's a lot of time and CPU cycles to try to quantify the term "all-time pathetic offense". But you have piqued our morbid curiosity, so I hope someone gives it a try. Later
  25. MFS62
    Those 9th inning numbers are a pretty good reason why the Mets are last in 9th inning come-from-behind wins this year. And they were last in that category last year, too. In summary, they don't hit starters and they don't hit closers, and they aren't too good in between, either. Later
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