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  1. Who can forget South Dakotan Kelvin Torve? (Or remember him) Later
  2. Mauricio is solidifying his position as a prime trade chip. His AAA numbers could make another team think there's still some untapped potential there. I would prefer they keep him, but until a decision is made, let him show off his power. LAter
  3. Juan Soto has been placed on the IL with a left calf strain. FWIW, Earlier this year, he was on the IL with a right calf strain. OE: I posted this before a separate thread was started, Later
  4. If some team thinks that a player the Mets are willing to trade will put them over the top, then why not ask for top talent from that team? Its their evaluation, not just ours. Later
  5. Where is FFF playing? I read an article that before this series they were thinking of playing him in RF but he played first base last night. Can those old legs play the outfield? Later
  6. He played the sidekick Pancho in the old Cisco Kid TV ser..... Oh, wait! Never mind. Later
  7. Fellow Montanan - Ed Bouchee Later
  8. John gibbons montana
  9. Clutch varies from year to year and player to player, but choke is a gut punch. And we've felt the Mets choke, even without knowing the numbers. Good analysis Later
  10. Carlton willey was from Maine Later
  11. Craig Anderson was from DC Later
  12. With all the discussion about defense, Lets not forget that two solo home runs are the only runs the offense has generated. Later
  13. I hope they don't deal him. He's been an integral part of the staff all year. Later
  14. I hope Thornton brings it back to 100%. Later
  15. And, as Casey Stengel might have said, "In 10 years, he has a chance to be 32". Later
  16. Sproat: 5.16 ERA 3 W 4 L 87K 39 BB 1.37 WHIP Later
  17. (I can't believe I'm writing this, but) He's going to take playing time away from Taylor as the RH OF option. Later
  18. I don't know how i would rank the others, but I saw Ryan Clifford play. And with each wild swing he took, he dropped in my evaluation of him. As the old expression goes, he can't hit a bull in the ass with a bass fiddle. Until he fixes that contact problem, he's not going to be a major leaguer. Later
  19. Sounds like the potential is there. But my confidence in him will rise with his batting average. Sub-.250 at Brooklyn doesn't excite me. We've seen toolsy players who didn't produce before. Later
  20. Did he have another restaurant in mid town? I seem to remember walking past one in the 50's close to 6th avenue. Later
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