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  1. They were real people with names? I thought they were a Beta test for CGI before we even knew what that was. Later
  2. If you had forgotten that Carlos Delgado was once a catching prospect, raise your hand. Mine is already raised. Later
  3. Good job. I would have used a stronger adjective in the thread title. Later
  4. After he gets his first hit, I wonder which of the NY writers will say he could help the Mets? Any guesses who will be the first? Later
  5. Edgy MD wrote: Which is to say, Met fans probably shouldn't entertain such a fantasy. Not that it's impossible, but our brains probably aren't big enough to envision what it would look like. Maybe. Maybe not. Wright and Wheeler for Tulo and two major league ready prospects. (a pitcher and a position player) As shortstops age, they can be moved to third, and Tulo hits well enough to do that. As third basemen age, they can be moved to first, and David will be average or below as a first baseman. And Tulo has shown that he hits well at Citi Field. So they have to change their face of the franchise. So what? Sandy has to start to show the fans that they will do anything to improve the team. And Tulo is a better player than Wright. And they have minor leaguers who could take over third (Flores, Lutz) and move into the rotation. Anyhow, its a vision. Later
  6. Ashie62 wrote: Mets brass considering sending Travis to Vegas to work on his game per Rubin... And Rubin probably thinks they mean Blackjack. Later
  7. Edgy MD wrote: I don't want the Mets to chase Beckett from the game. I want them to chase him from the profession. NOT a fan. No props for defeating the MFYs in the 2003 World Series? IMO, that balances out a lot of stuff. Later
  8. Edgy MD wrote: And Ian Desi singlehandedly erases that lead. Can't they figure out a way to get that f'n guy out? He looks like a constant pain in the arse looming on the horizon. Oh, and while Collins is playing EYJ because he needs a leadoff hitter, Lagares is hitting .325 this season in the #1 spot in the order. Just sayin'. Later
  9. John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: And Flores has been completely buried. I don't get it. (added) especially on a night when a stiff like Ceteno is in the lineup. HEY! Centeno has a career .300 major league BA. Later
  10. I'd rather they'd just give him an 0 for 4 collar. Later
  11. Ceetar wrote: Or we'll have an 189 run lead and it won't matter. Just in case, someone should duct tape Terry's arms to his sides. He might wave someone in from the bullpen just out of habit. Later
  12. But Danny Meyer, who founded the burger chain, says it may not have been his burgers that gave Mets first baseman Lucas Duda and Phillies manager Ryne Sandberg food poisoning after they blamed it on bad meat. Its probably the only time we will see Ryne Sandberg and Lucas Duda mentioned in the same sentence. Later
  13. smg58 wrote: Not that I've been particularly impressed with Farnsworth, but I don't see how swapping him out in favor of a guy with a 2.13 WHIP (not ERA, WHIP) in AAA benefits the team. Because he's a lefty? (Ducking) Later
  14. Welcome to the bigs, kid. Now, out of the house. You're on your own now. Gotta' make room in the pipeline for another prospect. Later
  15. Nymr83 wrote: Saint Jeter drops it like a wide open STEPHEN HILL If a sentence can make me both laugh and cry, it is that one. Later
  16. And if eating those burgers turns you into a highlight reel fielder, buy 'em for the whole organization, I say. Maybe the quick weight loss made him more agile. Later
  17. Lefty Specialist wrote: What kind of virus puts you on the 15-day DL? Must be something really nasty. Or they just made that up to fudge the roster. I think you just answered your own question. Later
  18. John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: Germen Measles, most likely Nice. But I think he's suffering from the dreaded "Second Time Around the League" virus. Later
  19. Mets � Willets Point wrote: seawolf17 wrote: Let's do this. I've got $38 in my wallet. I can chip in a fiver. My dream is to hit one of the really large lottery payoffs, knock on Jerry Seinfeld's door, and ask him if he wants to go halfies with me on the Mets. We'll figure out how we can offer you folks a minority share. Later
  20. The biggest traitor was Lee Mazzilli. We will never forget. Later
  21. Montero. Its the first step in moving Mejia to the bullpen to: limit his innings Work on his command Turn him into a closer. (Maybe not in that order) Later
  22. As Suzyn said: Maybe your finest work yet And she may be right. Classic. Later
  23. The two Sherrys, one a pitcher, one a catcher, with LA. Later
  24. A blind dog hits an occasional fire hydrant. One day, a Mets pitcher will swing a bat where a ball is being pitched, and will get a hit. And we will rejoice. Later
  25. d'Kong76 wrote: Scoring an E6 on E6 would be kinda fun! Speaking of that - the other night, Jeter clanked a one hop grounder right at him. It took seemingly forever for the scorer to rule it an E-6. He must have been scouring the rule book to find a way to award the batter a hit, then reluctantly declared it an error. Later
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