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  1. I hoping for a lot of blowout Mets victories so Harvey can work it out (whatever "it" is) and be productive again in some role. Later
  2. A-Rod was the best shortstop to ever play on a New York Team. Too bad that egotistical shit Jeter never let him show it. Later
  3. I thought this was a thread about Freddie Patek. Later
  4. John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: 3 ground balls! 2 runs... I just remembered how I felt when Al Jackson was pitching, and getting grounders, for the early Mets. I just screamed at the TV out of frustration. Now I just sigh. Later
  5. batmagadanleadoff wrote: It's the same cover the Mets used for that year's regular season program. The old-timey element was a nod to 1869, as MLB was celebrating its centennial anniversary. At Union Grounds in Cincinnati. IIRC the place only held about 4,000 people. It didn't look anything like that 1969 Championship Series cover. Since this thread is about traveling through time and space, there is no truth to the rumor that I was there. Or is there? Later
  6. A picture of bats doesn't remind me of any specific year without the year being branded on it. The three players at least get me to the right decade. Later
  7. Roger Angell takes the piss on this dreadful shitshow of a Mets loss to the Nats last week. Manchester and Southhampton references, for all you British soccerball fans. https://www.newyorker.com/news/sporting-scene/night-moves I'd like to pee in all four corners of the NY Post Sports Department, no matter that Angell doesn't write for them. And then their editorial room. Later
  8. Benjamin Grimm wrote: What about Spahn and Sain? They're expecting two days of rain? Later
  9. RealityChuck wrote: smg58 wrote: Agreed. He's their sixth best starter right now, and that's assuming you aren't even considering Lugo and Gsellman. And I think he has a better chance of working things out under the watch of Callaway here than in Las Vegas. If he'd even agree to go there. If it meant he could get a huge contract as an effective reliever, Boras would allow Harvey to be sent to Nepal and tell him to go there. Later
  10. Shoulda' bet the under. Later
  11. How long are they going to go before they get their first hit tonight? My over/under= 4 1/3. Later
  12. Not bad, kid. Not bad at all. Later
  13. The 51's got one-hit last night - and won 2-1. Their only hit was a Bryce Brentz two run homer. Later
  14. Reynolds will probably be in the lineup against a lefty starter. Pitch around him. Later
  15. This competition is turning into a Willard Mullin love fest. As it should. Later
  16. Welcome, kid. You throw hard. Later
  17. The first batter he faced tonight was Mookie Betts, who hit a home run. Later
  18. Frayed Knot wrote: Do these muthafuckas ever hit balls AT people?!? I don't mean to demean their comeback last night or their lead tonight (well, I sorta do) but every soft piece of shit the Nats have made over the last 8 innings or so have landed just out of reach, or dribbled between, fielders. If the team was Florida, you could say they learned that from Jeter. Later
  19. In his first 2018 appearance, he pitched three hitless innings, striking out six for St. Lucie tonight. Welcome back, kid. Stay healthy this time. Later
  20. He has a bad back which can "stiffen up" (is there such a word?) in the cold. They should at least wait until they see how he plays when the weather warms up before they make a decision. Later
  21. I hat Gio. C'mon Wilmer. Later
  22. Lefty Specialist wrote: C'mon, it's fucking Matt Reynolds. Guess we were due for a bullpen meltdown. well, I guess this answers my question on the first page of this thread. Later
  23. I heard the Nats signed long time pain-in-the-Mets-ERA Marc Reynolds. Is this true, and will he be ready for this series? Later
  24. Benjamin Grimm wrote: Mets have not yet had a walkoff win this year. Cespedes is overdue for his next home run. Let's see how good my psychic skills are. THERE'S your walkoff. Later
  25. Nothing beats a Willard Mullin cover, especially when it has that kid (a young Yuchie?) on it. Later
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