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  1. I'm not sure where the Fuck Ichiro came from. But if repeating it helps the Mets win, its as good a mantra as any. Later
  2. I hope they keep Montero up long enough to watch Bartolo pitch. He would learn a lot. Later
  3. Edgy MD wrote: Never get taken by a guy's legs. That's my motto. Makes a nifty bumper sticker. LOL! Later
  4. Lefty Specialist wrote: Wainwright gets a pain in De Aza. A reason to bring back the BOC. Later
  5. If watching the Mets for 40 years makes you bald, my hair should be growing inward. Later
  6. I'm surprised Stu Miller made it for the O's. I only remembered him pitching for SF. Good Job. Later
  7. I hope we will never have to find out how big a lead must be that Niese can't try to cough it up. Enough is enough. I have more confidence that my Enron stock will rebound. Later
  8. Frayed Knot wrote: But regurgitating old stories is unnecessary. Except that the gist of this recent spate of stories is that this is NOT old news, that Gooden's problems are very much current. I was referring to your comment: Within that article are three or four links to previous pieces from the past week repeating their own recent articles. Later
  9. Edgy MD wrote: Yeah, that's certainly a valid angle. And to the extent that I'm guilty of piling on by sharing, I didn't know the News was getting a week out of this, for what that's worth. Hey, the news outlets have been obsessed for about a week with those Olympic guys who got drunk, busted up a gas station and then lied about it. If it had happened in the Bronx, they would be still in the slammer instead of giving daily press conferences. Al least we know and remember Doc. We all want to see him get the help he needs. But regurgitating old stories is unnecessary. Later
  10. HahnSolo wrote: Torre…Braves, Cardinals, Yankees/ The list for Torre does not include the Mets - on merit. (actually, lack thereof) Later
  11. seawolf17 wrote: Had an early dinner with the fam tonight, and they turned on the game in the bar. My daughter asked if they were at Citi Field, and I said, "No, they're in San Francisco. And the stadium there is really nice, because the water is right over the fence, and if you hit a home run out to right field, it could land in the water." Which Denard Span did, literally five seconds after I said that. That was eerie. Cute story. Now, please save that kind of stuff for when the Mets are at bat. Later
  12. SteveJRogers wrote: I've found two instances where an honoree has the same names, but different persons entirely. One set is a 1940s position player, and a 1960s pitcher. And the other set is a long time infielder, and a long time coach and skipper. My guess is Bob Lemon, because Jim Lemon's full name was James Robert Lemon. Are you that sneaky? Later
  13. Washington - Gil Hodges. Later
  14. Orioles - Frank Cashen? Later
  15. SF- Willie Mays. And Fred Wilpon has paid more tribute to ex-Brooklyn players than LA has, but nothing for HOF-er Duke Snider? No wonder I root for the San Andreas Fault. Later
  16. Benjamin Grimm wrote: Centerfield wrote: I think there's no way around it. It's time to send Ben Grimm to Peru. I'll call our CPF travel agents in Stockholm to see if they can make arrangements. Call Donald Trump. I'll bet he has some nifty ideas on how to send someone back there. Later
  17. Frayed Knot wrote: Got out-XBH'd in this series 21 to 12 For the season NYM bats average just under 8 hits per game and here we are in this series giving up an average of 7 XBH. Not a winning formula. Yabbutt, but how many runs would the Mets turn those 7 XBH into? One, maybe two? Maybe? Later
  18. Either pitch around Goldschmidt or play deep and cut across. It wouldn't hurt if they could find a pair of jet powered roller skates for De Aza. Later
  19. What about another old time strategy - "take two and hit to right"? Later
  20. Pitch around Goldschmidt. Or use the old remedy against a hot hitter (as per Jim Brosnan's book The Long Season), "hit him in the knee, then pick him off first base". Later
  21. Zvon wrote: Why are we pitching to this Goldshite guy? The guy doing the Sports Night show on SNY asked the same thing while he was showing the lowlights. We aren't the only ones crying out in the wilderness. Later
  22. RIP, Choo Choo. You were the best low ball catcher of your day. Later
  23. Pitch around Goldschmidt! Dammit! Later
  24. That song should be at the end of every thread when the Mets win, after the pictures of books and before the Schaefer voting. Later
  25. batmagadanleadoff wrote: Who the hell knew that Mantilla once hit 30 HR's? I did. I remember being ticked off when he did it after the Mets traded him away. He even made the All-Star team that year. Later
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