MFS62
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Last time I checked They could use a LF with some RH pop, too. Later
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Since the last update, it looks like we suffered a net loss of about five pounds of facial hair. Later
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I'll add Al Jackson, my favorite all-time Met. He was my iconic Met. In 2021 he was awarded the Mets Lifetime Achievement Award for his 50 years of service to the franchise. Later
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Laureano is a right handed hitting centerfielder who can hit (his weight). That would be a welcome change. Later
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Good, then let him go looking for players to fill holes on the current major league team. I'm pretty sure not many other GMs were lining up to sign Pache. I hope he didn't spend more than a few minutes on it. Later
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He had a delivery that reminded me of Dick Hyde, Terry Leach and Kent Tekulve. Later
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If they have to use him this year, it would tell me that: Stearns couldn't find anyone better elsewhere, and None of the kids Stearns drafted have improved from AAA or AA to the level of major leaguers Stearns is wasting time filling the minor league roster instead of the major league one - a mistake in priorities. Later
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I predict that at least once during this season I will spell or pronounce his name as Polcano. Later
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I will be lighting candles for seven more nights, hoping for some miracles. Later
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Remember? We’ve been drinking to forget. Later
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Right now, we need another middle infielder (where Jorge usually plays) like we need a third nostril. This may mean that another trade(s) will happen. Maybe Mc Squirrel? Mauricio? Acuna? Later
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The Old Board is Unlocked
MFS62 replied to kcmets's topic in Grand Central Mets Issues & Suggestions
Was it about the monster you saw on the wing? Later -
Playing a middle infielder at first sounds like his way of improving infield defense. Later
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You said "how we define it" and did not specify players only or anything about retiring numbers. I define an icon as someone who is idolized or adored. Gil fits. Later
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Good signing. Later
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If you don't just mean players, I would add Gil Hodges to that list. Later
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Can't find the post, but someone here mentioned that the approach reminds them of a Moneyball scenario. IIRC, there is a scene when the traditional baseball guys are wondering where they are going to replace their slugging first baseman's HR and RBI. Beane responded that you don't have to find that production in one player, but several players can make up that difference. Maybe they can do that. But can they find enough production to add the numbers of Nimmo, too? I'm not sure that's available. Later
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Okay then. Let's talk about Willson Contreras
MFS62 replied to Benjamin Grimm's topic in New York Mets Talk
He's a 240 pound ex-catcher. I'm curious how he might be a key run preventer at first. But the bat plays well. Later -
Of those veteran first base options Ben mentioned, I prefer Yandy Diaz - his numbers just strike me as a tad better, and he strikes out less than Contraras or Paredes. Any of them would be acceptable place holders for Clifford for a year or two. Later
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That's one day after they signed OF Mike Yastrzemski. Later
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A well thought out analysis. Now we're waiting for the sugar to make that medicine go down. Later
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And we’re not sure he is capable of doing that. Later
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Things happen in threes. First Díaz Then Alonso. What’s next? Some sheik buying Mrs. Met for his harem? Stay tuned. Later
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Stearns didn't even kiss us first. I voted World Series (or nuthin'). I'm getting too old for this ****. Later
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My kid’s off to the Houston organization. Happy trails, kid. Later
