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  1. MFS62
    He's back! He's back! Signed with Las Vegas after a stint in Korea. http://espn.go.com/blog/new-york/mets/post/_/id/106822/mets-re-sign-zach-lutz-assign-to-vegas And I'm singing: How you gonna' keep 'em gone for so long After they've had kim-chee? Later
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    Zach is back! With Las Vegas. http://espn.go.com/blog/new-york/mets/post/_/id/106822/mets-re-sign-zach-lutz-assign-to-vegas Welcome home, kid. Later
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    I thought he seems to be a passionate fan and might not know of the Pool and would enjoy it. B'sides, it might to be kewl to get mention in the WSJ some day. Who knows? Then a movie. Then a TV series. Well be fam ... , er, never mind. Later
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    Yes, but nobody directly answered the question. I take your response as a "yes". Later
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    So, would he be welcome in the 'pool? New blood is good. Later
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    Check my thread below. I already did. No response yet. Later
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    to the pool. http://www.wsj.com/articles/why-a-new-york-transplant-picked-the-mets-1437002453 He'd be a welcome addition. Later
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    Travis ready to start rehab soon. http://www.foxsports.com/mlb/story/mets-catcher-travis-d-arnaud-reportedly-close-to-rehab-stint-071515 That elbow bandage made him look like he was trying out for Roller Derby. (Couldn't find a pic) Later
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    Rodriguez and Lawley are two players who have hit more than 20 home runs in a season in the minors (more than once). Aderlin did it in "pitchers'" leagues and home ball parks. And his strikeout totals were fairly respectable for someone who had "hit-'em-over-buildings" power. But the homers weren't as frequent as might have been projected. Too bad, I expected him to develop faster, and was thisclose to adopting him. Lawley is a career organization filler who plays multiple positions and Pena is a high average hitter with little power and a good outfield glove. I'm not sure who in the organization is ready to replace any of them. Sad to see them go. Later
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    Trout. He seems to be an ok person, while Harper seems to be a jerk. Later
  11. MFS62
    Thanks. Guess I'm still a kid at heart - I look at the picture without reading the words. Later
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    What does "Adjusted Total" mean if you said you were just counting offensive WAR? (a new metric?) Later
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    seawolf17 wrote: LOL Pete Rose Jr. "You know? That's Pete Rose's son." Are you sure its his? What are the odds? Later
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    Ceetar wrote: But it wasn't just him. The entire broadcast was pathetic. With no hyperbole, a group of college kids that have only interned in the field could do better. I'm not sure a high school AV club couldn't top it. In other words, it was a broadcast on ESPN that was about (a stretch) baseball - a subject they don't seem to care about. 'Nuff said. Later
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    I knew more about Gus, since he played most(if not all) of his career in the National League. He had been on the 1960 Pennant winning Reds (I did an historic KTE about them) and was an original Met. Buddy played most of his career in the American League so I hadn't followed him with great interest. That's why it came as a surprise. Nobody remembers everything about baseball. That's why they have databases and trivia contests. Later
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    Nice list. The one that shocked me was Buddy Bell that much over daddy Gus. I remember Gus as a good power hitter for the Reds for many years. Didn't realize Buddy had a better career. Later
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    Frayed Knot wrote: In the post game interview, Terry said that Wright was resuming baseball activities, but gave no specifics. X-Box It was "baseball related" so you might be right. http://www.newsday.com/sports/baseball/mets/terry-collins-david-wright-improving-1.10634620 Later
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    In the post game interview, Terry said that Wright was resuming baseball activities, but gave no specifics. Later
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    I remember Jim Hickman's. But for some reason I recalled that he had done it against the Cubs. Later
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    Ken Oberkfell doesn't ring a bell as having been a Met. Later
  21. MFS62
    Frayed Knot wrote: MFS62 wrote: So far today, he is 2 for 2 and has thrown out a runner at the plate. Bring him up NOW!!!! Eh never mind. Now that Kirk has turned the corner towards superstardom we don't need any LH-hitting OFs so they should just deal Conforto off for 70 games worth of Justin Upton. And if SD won't take that then throw that injury-prone Matz guy into the deal. Get it done, Sandy! Didn't I hear you today on WFAN? About eleven times? Later
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    So far today, he is 2 for 2 and has thrown out a runner at the plate. Later
  23. MFS62
    Just came in for a rest while working outside the house. Wow! Too bad he couldn't have hit one off Ollie Perez. Later
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    d'Kong76 wrote: Did you have a prepared statement! He let his people write it. He just edited it. And they did a darn good job, too. Well said. Later
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    G-Fafif wrote: I thought Frank Lary or Jeff Tam might answer your question, but they were consecutive years. Jeff Tam. WOW! A tip o' the hat, sir. Later
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