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  1. I'd be a happy camper with either one of them (ecstatic with both of them) , but Bellinger provides more defensive flexibility. Later
  2. The White Sox have agreed to a two-year, $12 million deal with one-time Mets prospect left-hander Anthony Kay, a source told MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand on Wednesday. The club hasn’t confirmed the deal, which includes a $10 million mutual option for 2028. Later
  3. Whither you goest I will go. I don't have a Venmo account, but PM me where to send a check. Later
  4. and threw left handed. He didn't pitch that badly for the Mets. He throws hard and is only 29 - one of those lefties you want to keep around if you can. Later
  5. Will Sammon of the Athletic reports: We could have guessed that. Later
  6. When the Mets got him he was supposed to be an excellent fielder. Then when he came here we found out that LA had put him into games in the ninth inning for “ defensive purposes” to make him more trade-able and the Mets took the bait. I remember that homer and the fact that he hit it off a lefty and he hadn’t seen many because he was platooned. RIP , Tim. Later
  7. Do we know how tall that Hard Rock hotel will be? I'd guess a tall building there will mean LaGuardia will have to alter at least one flight path, like they had to do with the 20+ story apartments across the street when I lived near Main St. Flushing. Later
  8. That story line seems to be identical to many Hallmark movies. Somewhere, Lacy Chabert is smiling. Later
  9. Not kicking myself. I couldn’t have guessed those last two with a gun to my head. Great quiz. Thanks Later
  10. Nu? You got us. Who are the missing two? (I know I'm gonna' kick myself) Later
  11. You are a “yes” on Manny Ramirez and a “no” on Alex Rodriguez? That one is odd to me - can you elaborate? Serious question. You're right. I definitely should have. That's why I like polls where we can change my vote when we realize I made an error. Later
  12. I went for Felix, but I wish I could get that vote back. I voted on the "King Felix" name and reputation. But when I checked, his overall numbers weren't that dominant. Of course I voted for Beltran for the same reasons as Edgy, and Manny(my homie) and Vizquel. If Mazeroski is in the Hall for his fielding, so should Omar be. When he was playing, I developed a mathematical formula to measure a player's defensive value to a ballclub. Omar broke the meter. Later
  13. From pure baseballness, the 1986 playoff game against Houston is #1 to me. It had everything and was a nail biter from start to finish- all 16 innings of it. From a Metliness standpoint, the Championship clinching games and game six against Boston in 1986 were the most satisfying. Great job. Later
  14. Is Tony Phillips our Mr. 2003 games? Later
  15. Your dad diagnosed it very well. LOL! Later
  16. I named a disease after him. The symptoms were: - a ballplayer who had found success in his (Bill James) 27-29 years. - as soon as the Mets acquired him (a year later), his performance declined to just a fond memory. I named it the George Altman Syndrome. RIP, George. I will never forget you. Later
  17. Carlos Baerga. Later
  18. Kenny Rogers. Later
  19. Jimmy Piersall Later
  20. [CROSSOUT]Frank Lary [/CROSSOUT]- oops. Tommie Agee Later
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