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  1. Edgy MD wrote: But the deadline approacheth, so we'll see soon enough. So do the Braves. Better sooner than later. The only thing that would change would be the price, which could rise if other clubs see the gap is closing. You never want to seem (or be) desperate when negotiating a deal. Later
  2. Thank you. Good for Gary. Later
  3. Johnny Lunchbucket wrote: --swept for the first time all year. --can't complain about the results year-to-date, but they have not looked like the "2022 Mets" ever since... Lindor's pinky/McNeil's *first* injury/Nimmo's wrist/Escobar's dizziness --WERRY Mark Vientos was not in the lineup for Syracuse today. Just sayin'. Later
  4. Edgy MD wrote: Gary getting a Jewish chip on his shoulder is Good Gary. What did he do? Later
  5. Lefty Specialist wrote: And Carrasco walks off the mound, injury unknown. There's no pitching staff left. Uh oh. My phone just rang. I hafta' find my glove and go warm up.. Later
  6. I forgot this was a day game. And when I saw the score? Well, nobody ever expects the Spanish Inquisition. Later
  7. Edgy MD wrote: Altuve just hit a 1962-Mets-at-Polo-Grounds homer. [CROSSOUT]Down the lines was short, the power alleys and center field were deep. which was it?[/CROSSOUT] Silly me, this is Houston. Never mind. This is a bandbox. Later
  8. Max finished with 3 1/3 IP, 3H, 2ER, 1 BB, 6 K. (1 HR) Later
  9. Max gave up back to back doubles, but is winning 3-1 courtesy of a 3 run homer off the bat of (DH) Francisco Alvarez. Rehabbing Jim McCann is catching Max. Later
  10. Max Scherzer started for the Ponies tonight. Struck out the side and walked one in his first inning. Later
  11. Dave Wickersham - 86 Played for the KC A's and the KC Royals https://fox4kc.com/sports/royals/former-royals-pitcher-dave-wickersham-dies-at-86/https://fox4kc.com/sports/royals/former-royals-pitcher-dave-wickersham-dies-at-86/ Later
  12. Edgy MD wrote: =MFS62 post_id=96813 time=1655764501 user_id=60] I saw the announcement that they were going to bring him to New York yesterday. The question still stands, why would they have both join the team if they were only going to activate one? Later There are circumstances where you don't know if you'll have a roster spot available or not. In such circumstances (three men on baby watch, for instance), you might bring in a player while being unsure about whether you're going to activate him. Or, sometimes, you simply get a guy in town even though he won't be activated for a day or two, perhaps to catch the team charter to Houston.
  13. I saw the announcement that they were going to bring him to New York yesterday. The question still stands, why would they have both join the team if they were only going to activate one? Later
  14. If they were going to bring up Dom, why did they bring up Palka a day before Dom and then not activate him? Dom was down longer then ten days, so it isn't a CBA issue. Later
  15. =roger_that post_id=96782 time=1655755488 user_id=128] Drink Canada Dry is an advertising slogan, not a recommendation.
  16. Frayed Knot wrote: Aside from needing about six innings worth of pitches to get through five innings -- some of it his own doing, some of it bad ju-,ju -- Peterson's got a nice little game going here. He's up to 100 pitches. Is there warmup action in the bullpen? (I'm working, and following the game on my PC) Later
  17. =roger_that post_id=96737 time=1655748083 user_id=128] Another infield hit for the Marlins! A true Baltimore chop. Nothing to be done, though Peterson gave it a shot.
  18. =roger_that post_id=96716 time=1655745298 user_id=128] E-5 to start the day. Escobar's 7th of the season. Seems a lot?
  19. This still boils down to your assertion that a MLB pitcher can throw strikes any time he wants. It was either Jim Brosnan (The Long Season) or Jim Bouton (Ball Four) who wrote, "Good control is the ability to consistently throw a pitch that breaks eight inches into a six inch square." (The more I re-read that, I think it was Brosnan.) But control is not a consistent thing. The ball doesn't feel right. The mound hasn't been manicured. Your crotch itches. You had an argument with your wife. Tom Seaver's favorite was "My mechanics weren't right". Just because you think someone reaching the majors should have the ability to control his pitches doesn't mean he can do it. And "stuff" and control don't always bless the same pitcher, especially young ones. To answer your question, I don't think of anyone on the roster who fits your decription. Later
  20. =G-Fafif post_id=96389 time=1655500772 user_id=55]Brian Ostrosser?
  21. Bobby Pfeil Later
  22. Dave Schneck Later
  23. When has the possibility of bad taste stopped us before? (j/k) Buck said that is all he could say legally. Is the law involved - criminal or civil? Wide spectrum there- from traffic accident/ fender bender to a felony. There are probably more possibilities than can be put in a poll. Later
  24. That was all they posted. Everyone's thought process is different. My take on it is that a very good baserunner has the ability to take in the situation (such as where the ball is hit, placement of the defenders, ability of the defenders, etc.) and can process that information is a very short period of time to determine whether he should run. We can't know what, and the speed with which, it went through his mind that resulted in his decision. (We can only guess.) We can just see the result. Later
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