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  1. I remember when writer Dick Young was planting the seeds for the Seaver deal, saying how it would be good for the Mets and he wasn't a good guy. We found out later that he got that burr under his saddle because the Mets denied a job to (or fired? )one of Young's relatives. Later
  2. Had 'em all the way. Later
  3. C'mon! Let's win one for the Gipper. Later
  4. Joe Schultz. Later
  5. Koosman was to have his number retired this year, joining Seaver and Piazza as the only Mets players so honored. Since I always liked him and Jerry was here longer than Mike, I voted Jerry. Later
  6. Haven't been there recently. But if it costs money, I doubt there is one. Later
  7. Ed Charles at third. Later
  8. When we heard the news, I was sad but not surprised considering his health. My wife went to see if we still have our two Tom Seaver bobble head dolls and they are still in their unopened packages. My wife noticed that the faces don't look like Tom but more like Ron Darling. RIP Later
  9. =kcmets post_id=45529 time=1599087596 user_id=53] Not to jinx things, because these 2020 Mets are capable of flubbing anything,
  10. Edgy MD wrote: Why is a pitch count of 69 considered prohibitive for a 29-year-old vet? When did Petersboro become a reliever? Announced today with Gsellman gstarting tomorrow. Later
  11. Ryan Mountcastle? Seriously? That's the name for a character in a Mel Brooks movie. (or a porn flic) Later
  12. Edgy MD wrote: I know that batting cleanup don't mean much no more, but Frazier as the cleanup hitter is surely a surprise. They were so afraid of walking someone ahead of him that they pitched to Conforto. BOOM Later
  13. If the Mets had signed DJ LeMahieu instead of Jed Lowrie then The Mets would have the potent right handed bat in the lineup they need, keep JD Davis in left field where his defense doesn't hurt too bad and We would have the excitement of watching DJ and McNeil battle it out for the NL batting title for years to come. Later
  14. =ashie62 post_id=45406 time=1598981902 user_id=90] It is Jurado. He has been little seen in the bigs, maybe he can fool them.
  15. Lockett rhymes with rocket. If you saw what happened to his pitches, you know how appropriate that was. Later
  16. Frayed Knot wrote: Remember that this game is, for some unknown reason, slated to start at 1935h rather than the usual 1905h They had a delay getting the grill started at Boog Powell's Barbecue Stand to feed the hungry crowd? Oh, wait. Never mind. Later
  17. Bill Barr, ... oh, you said "Todd". Not "Toad". Later
  18. According to Andy Martino (SNY), Ariel Jurado will be making his starting debut for the Mets. Later
  19. I can smell the Old Bay seasoning now. Later
  20. We got cash in the Frazier deal. Cash will be the closer for night's game. I had the same impression about Smith Later
  21. Best guy we ever got from the Orioles was Frank Cashen. Later
  22. Edgy MD wrote: Maybe. Maybe the imbalance of lefties and righties was seen as a problem. My feeling is that when you have a chance to get a Todd, that's a deal you've got to make. I wonder what Jackson Todd is doing these days? Later
  23. Lotsa' Bird-Mets I really liked. It would be tough to pick a favorite. Later
  24. This might turn us from a buyer to a seller at the trading deadline. Later
  25. Edgy MD wrote: And the "streak" grinds to a hault at 157 plate appearances! At 160 we would considered a tranquilizer dart to keep him from swinging. Later
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