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Apparently, they din't apply those same "Required Skills" to their current on-air personalities. Later
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This is amazing when you consider that before free agency, guys were locked up by their signing team for their career, or until that team traded them. Noting the Longoria deal mentioned above, how soon should a team realistically wait to make that kind of commitment? Later
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Or Benvolio? Who is the better cartoonist? Later
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Tomorrow Never Knows --- Mets Prospect Lists in 2014
MFS62 replied to Edgy MD's topic in New York Mets Talk
Frayed Knot wrote: I still think there's a feeling that his secondary pitches need some fine-turning that'll come with the sort of repetition that he can use from a half season at AA or AAA Some used to talk about his curve being too inconsistent but more recently, and even in Syndergaard's own words in a recent Q&A I read, it's the change-up that needs some work. Is Las Vegas really the place to develop a curve ball (Thin, dry air)? I'm not sure. Later -
No matter how many pain-in-the-ass hitters they have had in recent years, their teams have always been based on good pitching. Locking up their good young pitchers on multi-year contracts is a good move. Later
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Davis vs. Duda: In This Corner .....
MFS62 replied to batmagadanleadoff's topic in New York Mets Talk
Flowers that bloom in the Spring, tra la. Later -
Centerfield wrote: I'm wiling to meet them halfway. If Jeter dies this year, I'm ok to reduce the waiting period to 3 years. Depends when during the year. But, as they used to say in my old neighborhood, it can be arranged. Later
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Speaking of special circumstances. Did Clemente have to wait five years? If not - there IS another way. Later
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Mets over. By how much? I'll wait for the annual CPF official prediction thread. Later
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Kong76 wrote: MFS62 wrote: one of the gifts he gets will be a basket containing an autographed picture from Michael Sam. I'll take twenty of those! Then sell 'em on eGay ... Later Sorry. Like Jeter, you have to earn them. Later
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Kong76 wrote: I've gotten like five emails about this, I guess they think the internet nearly exploding yesterday wasn't enough to get the word out or something. You know that many MFY fans? And you allow them to know your email addy? Later
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LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr wrote: MFS62 wrote: MMYF saw it with our young grandson. She thought it was excellent, but there was a part that was kind of scary for him, so she rated it 4 1/2 stars How young? (Ours is not quite 4, and is GENERALLY good at handling dramatic/scary moments in kids' movies, but...) Almost 3. And he doesn't get scared by much. He likes dinosaurs. Later
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Fman99 wrote: Hey, it works out perfectly for the Yankees, because they can slide A-Rod to SS in 2015. This gave me a hard on. So do a lot of things. Later
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Calls Washington Heights home and sure seems to have skinny arms for a beefy reliever: Hey! We're homeys. (Well, I grew up there) Gotta' root for him to make it. Later
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I'd love the see the expression on the faces of Yankee fans if they find out that one of the gifts he gets will be a basket containing an autographed picture from Michael Sam. Later
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Benjamin Grimm wrote: I think the "Doctors Calls" is a courtesy to the doctors themselves. In those days before cellphones and beepers, this would allow doctors to be reachable in case of an emergency to one of their patients. I don't think it was intended for the doctors to be on call to treat other fans. Just like Police Captians had to sign out of the precinct and let them know where they would be. Michael Corleone liked that policy. Later
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The Mets' Retroactive Third World Championship
MFS62 replied to G-Fafif's topic in New York Mets Talk
Nymr83 wrote: 2000. Fuck the yankees. I couldn't have said it any better. Later -
Edgy MD wrote: If true, Megdal left holding the bag again. That would be even better news. But I'll take the news that Howie and Josh will be back. Later
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MMYF saw it with our young grandson. She thought it was excellent, but there was a part that was kind of scary for him, so she rated it 4 1/2 stars. Later
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I like Vic's analysis. Later
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HahnSolo wrote: I think I remember who it happened against, the team that did it, and one of the batters, but for the life of me I don't know the other guy. Bump Wills and ____________, for the Rangers against the Yankees in the late 70s. I'll go with the hint, and say the other guy was Oscar Gamble. Later
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Ralph Kiner told a story of when he was with the Pirates and asked GM Branch Rickey for a raise. Branch told him, "We finished last with you and we can finist last without you". Unless the Mets feel Drew would significantly improve where they finish, they might pass. Later
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Frayed Knot wrote: Why do I get the opinion that if this were a football story that ESPN would, a) televise it and use it as proof of football's never-ending hold over the country Because you've watched ESPN. That's why. Later
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Everybody is talking about Drew, but has anybody actually talked to him? Does he exist, or he some imaginary figure like a unicorn? Maybe we could ask Nancy Drew to solve the mystery. Later
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They should have saved those cannon and used them on the right field fence in YS III to make it almost a major league ballpark. Later
