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=Fman99 post_id=116561 time=1673452346 user_id=86] Para bailar La Bamba Para bailar La Bamba Se necesito una poca de gracia Una poca de gracia Pa' mi, pa' ti, Juan Uribe, Uribe Y Uribe, y Uribe Por ti seré, por ti seré, por ti seré
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There's now lotsa' money (and time) to concentrate on improving the club this year and for the Ohtani sweepstakes next year. Later
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When the moon hits your eye Like a big Piazza pie, that's amore Later
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Johnny Lunchbucket wrote: Lefty Specialist wrote: Correa always felt a little like overkill. Overkill compounded by overcommitment. They basically told Baty and Escobar "we don't think that much of you," and almost committed 12 years to a third baseman who hit 22 HRs last year. Not bad for a SS but no Mike Schmidt. As Billy Joel asked, "Is that all you get for your money?" Later
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=batmagadanleadoff post_id=116465 time=1673376078 user_id=68] FO? Can I buy a vowel?
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A Boy Named Seo wrote: Waiting for this place to change the description to "rare, limited edition souvenir of Carlos Correa's two fake weeks as a Met! Get them while you still can!" https://breakingt.com/collections/new-york-m-baseball/products/carlos-correa-queenshttps://breakingt.com/collections/new-york-m-baseball/products/carlos-correa-queens Not quite "DEWEY WINS!" but still funny. Later
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=MFS62 post_id=116428 time=1673363078 user_id=60] They're now checking out his ankle injury with CARFAX. Later
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They're now checking out his ankle injury with CARFAX. Later
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I think she's starring in the new movie Bundestag Barbie. Later
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A Boy Named Seo wrote: His bio says "retired MLB catcher". Is he trolling me cause it's working. I wondered the same thing, then I realized JP was another player who went by his initials. Later
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https://twitter.com/jparencibia9/status/1612515961080274946 Married to Tomi Lahren, who could end up in the wifey thread , or the Trump thread Will he be a coach? He hasn't played (even in the minors) since 2016. Later
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=vtmet7 post_id=116303 time=1673133281 user_id=80] De Los Santos looks intriguing, however it's concerning that he's 23 but has never played above A ball St Lucie.
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Y'all have to make the trip up here for some AAA Mets action. Side benefit: you'll recognize many more guys from the "Memories of..." threads. I remember Sam Clay. He looked like a guy who would drink with you at the Moon Tower. Did he have feet of ... oh, never mind. Later
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Hall of Fame trumps the Rat. Later -
The Phillies have acquired left-handed reliever Gregory Soto and utilityman Kody Clemens in a deal with the Tigers. Philadelphia will send INF Nick Maton, OF/1B Matt Vierling and C/DH Donny Sands back to Detroit. The two teams announced the deal this afternoon. Later
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Are you saying it may be the coaching? Maybe. But those players were very young when they were in the Mets minor League organization, and success later could be the result of maturity - knowing when NOT to run is as important as knowing when to run. It also could be managerial style in certain situations. Interesting point, though and I'd like to see organization -wide data to begin to see if there is a trend. The current minor leaguer I'm keeping an eye on is Omar De Los Santos, who stole 70 bases (along with 16 home runs)this year, was caught stealing 15 times. He's 97-18 for his minor league career. It will be interesting to see what his numbers will be as he progresses up the organization ladder. Later
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Edgy MD wrote: Another correction as to the above: William Woods is not on the 40-Player Roster and will not be depicted as such going forward (barring any changes). We apologize to all wagerers who took Woods in the Draft Kings Name-That-Opening-Day-Roster contest. Darn it! Another bet down the drain. Later According to SNY, William Woods has (finally) cleared waivers and has been outrighted to Syracuse. Later
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Edgy MD wrote: Another correction as to the above: William Woods is not on the 40-Player Roster and will not be depicted as such going forward (barring any changes). We apologize to all wagerers who took Woods in the Draft Kings Name-That-Opening-Day-Roster contest. The roster correctly stands now at 40 players. According to SNY, William Woods has (finally) cleared waivers and has been outrighted to Syracuse. Later
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The Trevor Bauer is a Douchebag Thread
MFS62 replied to batmagadanleadoff's topic in New York Mets Talk
Sny reporting he has been released by LA. Later -
Edgy MD wrote: I think it's fairly clear that an agent can't "make" a client sit out a year. I struggled mightily over that word when I typed that. I thought of using "had" or I could have said "Convinced his client that it would be better for him to...". Maybe just urged? Suggested? Whatever Later
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=Marshmallowmilkshake post_id=116245 time=1673027591 user_id=119] Meanwhile Boras is an agent with a client who needs a contract.
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=metsmarathon post_id=116242 time=1673025765 user_id=83] looks like boras isn't the only one who can play this game.
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Edgy MD wrote: It's weird but I love the fact that we have a catch-all Omar Minaya thread to exchange all Omar Minaya-related information throughout the year. How much do you think we should expect? I don't expect much. Yes, he's moving to the (local) MFYs, but to a position that shouldn't draw much attention to anything specific that he does. He'll be an advisor, but won't be the one who pulls the trigger on any moves they make. Of course, if they make a trade that blows up in their faces, "insider" reporters will be told that the move was made based on Omar's advice. Later
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When will we find out the answer? Later
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Frayed Knot wrote: Back to the subject at hand, Ken Rosenthal apparently told a podcast connected to The Athletic that a NYM/Carlos Correa contract could look "dramatically different" than the announced original. And every article about the Correa situation I've read since then cites that one Rosenthal piece. 1) I would expect the new contract wouldn't be a straight payout given that past injury, so it would be different. It is a d'oh conclusion. 2) How about other reporters getting off their collective lazy arses and uncovering new details for info to pass along to us? He concludes his article by saying that once the Corrrea deal is complete, the Mets will make other deals. 1) Fairly logical - they have other holes to fill. 2) if he knows something for sure, who are the players involved? In both cases, I'm starting to get the feeling that Rosenthal is less a reporter with insight than he is Captain Obvious. OE: Maybe I'm just frustrated there is no new off-season news. Later
