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Brett Baty left today's game with an apparent hand injury. What are you hearing about the severity of the injury, Fmann? Later
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Well, that ate the ol' bratwurst. Later
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Edgy MD wrote: Nope, there's your ppp, and his name is Luis Guillorme. Luis has a lock on Schaefer points for this game. Later
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This makes me glad I don't get SNY, or I would be watching this. Later
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MFY rookie Anthony Volpe's first major league hit was a multi-hop ground ball that just got under the glove of the shortstop. He's trying to remind their fans of Derek Jeter. Later
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AAA Syracuse has started their season. And Brett Baty is hitting like he wants to get back to the majors very soon. After scoring only two runs on Opening Day on Friday, the Triple-A Syracuse Mets offense exploded for 16 runs and five home runs on Saturday in their 16-6 win over the Worcester Red Sox. The Mets were led by third base prospect Brett Baty, who hit two home runs and knocked in five runs. Catcher Francisco Álvarez and first baseman Mark Vientos each hit a solo home run and shortstop Ronny Mauricio knocked in two runs as four of the Mets' top eight prospects fueled the Syracuse offensive outburst. And Francisco Alvarez not only threw out a baserunner attempting to steal, but he also stole a base himself. https://metsmerizedonline.com/brett-baty-other-top-prospects-lead-syracuse-to-blowout-win/https://metsmerizedonline.com/brett-baty-other-top-prospects-lead-syracuse-to-blowout-win/ Later
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George Will's WAPO multiple choice baseball quiz
MFS62 replied to batmagadanleadoff's topic in New York Mets Talk
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I now it isn't true, but that seems like the most RBI in one game by a Mets lefty hitting catcher in a zillion years. Later
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A Boy Named Seo wrote: deGrom struck out 7 in 3.2 innings (hey that's good) but gave up but gave up 5 ER on 6 hits (they that's shit). He exits his first start with a 12.27 ERA. And right after deGrom was removed after three and two thirds, the Rangers score nine runs in the bottom of the fourth. Typical AL pitchers battle. Later
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Lefty Specialist wrote: ... the speed of Vogelbach results in the run. That was something I never thought I'd read. Later
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Some formatting problems, Edgy up near the top, for three new player moves. Our eyes will thank you. Later
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And maybe Fred would have been visited by the Ghost of Baseball Future, seen the light, and we would have had all those good things... and more. We'll never know. Later
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=metirish post_id=120881 time=1680199887 user_id=72]Holy fuck
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From reviews and discussions of the movie since it first came out, I get the impression that that how well people liked it is inversely proportional to their age - the younger the reviewers, the higher the rating and vice versa. Later
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Edgy MD wrote: But maybe the big beneficiary will be Jeff McNeil. Who knows? But I'm an outfield wall abolitionist. Not sure if I would like that. The year he was swinging for the fences, his HRs went up but the other part of his game declined. I think he's a much more effective batter when he uses the whole field. Later
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1. Reach base safely Marte 2. Hit a single McNeil 3. Double Escobar 4. Triple Lindor 5. Home run Marte 6. Score a run Marte 7. Drive in a run Marte 8. Steal a base Locastro 9. Draw a walk Alonso 10. Get hit by a pitch Canha -- 11. Commit an error as a fielder Escobar 12. Get thrown out at home Locastro 13. Strike out because of the new pitch clock rules Canha ,--- 14. Pitching) strike a dude out Scherzer 15. Make an appearance as a relief pitcher Hunter 16. Get a "hold" Ottavino 17. Get a save Robertson 18. Get a victory Hunter -- Tiebreaker 19. Date of Bucks first ejection April 1 Later
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1. What will The Mets' record be? 85-77 2. Where will The Mets finish in the NL East? third 3. Will The Mets make the playoffs (yes/no)? no 4. If so, A. Where exactly will their record land, 1 through 6 (remember that there are 3 Wild Cards), in the NL; N/A B. How far will they advance; and, N/A C. The number of games in their final round? N/A 5. Who wins the World Series (can be the same answer as Q.4.B.)? Toronto Blue Jays 6. How many home runs will Pete Alonso hit? 47 This isn't their year. I'm not confident in the pitching staff - top to bottom. (I hope I'm wrong) Later
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Frayed Knot wrote: =MFS62 post_id=120557 time=1679755916 user_id=60] My recurring memory of Jed Lowrie is that the Mets signed him for $10 million and four days later the MFYs signed D J LeMahieu for two years at $12 million per year. D J gave his team 26 HR and 102 RBI the first year and led the AL with a .364 BA the second.(COVID year) Jed gave the Mets bupkis. And in the two seasons prior to those signings Lowrie played everyday for Oakland and out-OPS'd LeMahieu at Coors Field. Sometimes shit that looks like a no-brainer in retrospect wasn't so obvious at the time.
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ABC morning news showed the USA beating Cuba on the news crawl at the bottom of the screen this morning. Either the news director is really proud or it was a slow sports news day. Later
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He didn't do what they brought him here to do. And he reminded us of that almost every time we saw him. Asking us for a specific memory is like asking someone to pick a particular turd from a sewer line. Later
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In other Grapefruit League action, Houston beat St. Louis 24-1. Must be a lot of guys on Houston fighting for roster spots. Later
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I'm Bundified. Good for him! Later
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My recurring memory of Jed Lowrie is that the Mets signed him for $10 million and four days later the MFYs signed D J LeMahieu for two years at $12 million per year. D J gave his team 26 HR and 102 RBI the first year and led the AL with a .364 BA the second.(COVID year) Jed gave the Mets bupkis. Later
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Benjamin Grimm wrote: Let's celebrate it by wearing something that looks like a New York Giants cap! GASP! I'll proudly wear my Brooklyn cap. Later
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Mauer played more years (15-12) and had marginally better counting stats. But the last four years, Mauer was more a first baseman than catcher. Posey had more dWAR so I guess that makes him a better catcher. But all-around player, I'd take either one. Flip a coin. As a sidelight, though, anyone who has to go through life with the name Buster Posey has to be one tough sumbitch. Later
