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  1. Senga has thrown six innings of one run, three hit ball tonight for Syracuse. Later
  2. =ashie62 post_id=204209 time=1757718584 user_id=90] I am picking Mark Vientos to have a big game
  3. Well, that wasn't very good. That crash and burn makes the Hindenburg look like a sparkler. Later
  4. I'm an altruistic hedonist who will gladly exasperate you. Later
  5. John Olerud went back to Washington because his wife was pregnant with a child that would require special care and his father was a department head at the U of Washington Medical Center, where the baby and mother could receive that care. No amount of money or different teammates could have kept him here. Even though that care could have been provided by one of the great hospitals here, he trusted family more. Later
  6. According to SNY, Huasacar Brazobán has been recalled from Triple-A Syracuse and Justin Hagenman has been optioned. Later
  7. The resistible force against the movable object. Later
  8. What is fubar? F**ked Up Beyond All Recognition Later I looked up "fubar" in the German dictionary and there's no fubar in here. It's a military acronym - first time I heard it was in the Army, but all branches use it. Other version is F**ked Up Beyond All Repair. Later
  9. "Guys, if we win this game they'll fire me." Later
  10. Bob Alpacadaca wrote: I really thought they'd have a chance in this one. The way they've been playing lately, that feeling ends when the umpire yells "Play ball!" and reality sets in. Later
  11. =kcmets post_id=204122 time=1757638137 user_id=53]What is fubar?
  12. Win one for the Gipper? Later
  13. Frayed Knot wrote: Mullins 2025 OPS, pre-trade = 738 Bader 2025 OPS, pre-trade = 778 Mullins 2025 OPS post-trade = 556 Bader 2025 OPS post-trade = 932 Siri was signed for $2+ million. Bader was signed for a $4+ million contract (with a 2026 option). I never understood why they signed Siri over re-signing Bader. The money wasn't that significant and he was a known commodity. IIRC the justification was that whoever they signed was going to be a stopgap because of the great CF prospects they had (e,g.- Gilbert and maybe Acuna or Williams). None of them seem ready to take over CF yet. And now the Mets have to pay the remaining part of Mullins' $8 million contract. Ugh! Later
  14. Frayed Knot wrote: A decaying hunk of RBI cuts the lead in half. Of course he did. As I posted earlier in the year, when I think he's washed up, he does something good. I'll keep saying it and see if he can keep producing. Later
  15. Great job again, Ben. I haven't closely followed or voted much until this year. A question. When you name the player(s) of the year, will you be posting a chart with the total points voted for each player? Later
  16. Edgy MD wrote: Hagenman sounds like one of those guys who should be on the Phillies. If he were on the Phillies, maybe the Mets could have scored some more runs. Anyhow, I have put my IGT keystrokes into mothballs for the season. I only had one decent streak, and the mojo is gone. Later
  17. Lefty Specialist wrote: Minaya can't start another game. Funny slip. Later
  18. Since you were talking about Leo, I think one of the "old time" managers would have given Alvarez the take sign on the first pitch, just to calm him down and force him to focus. Giving the take sign used to be common practice, but I'm not sure if it is done any more. Later
  19. Buckle your seat belts. This is going to be a bumpy ride. Later
  20. Also, what does it do to your actual Ace? In Sproat's next-to-last start in the minors, he came in after the "opener" and got his ass kicked (7ER). I'm not sure whether he, their Ace, prepared the same way he would have for an actual start and that's what impacted his performance. BTW - welcome Jadewi - good first post. Later
  21. I had a Philosophy Professor in College who told us, "From the time you are conceived in your mother's womb, you are nothing more than a decaying hunk of meat. It's just a matter of time." I think that describes Marte perfectly. Later
  22. Edgy MD wrote: Hunter Greene is really good. Aaron Nola had been pitching bad, but sure looked good against the Mets. But I'm not sure how Ranger Suarez is making this happen. He came into the game with a sub-3.00 ERA. When you consider he pitches (I'm guessing) half of his games in that ballpark, this doesn't come as a big surprise. Later
  23. Oh look. Bader just gave that Karen another chance. Later
  24. That made me chuckle and think what two other managers of that era might have done. Earl Weaver would have waited for a three run homer and Gene Mauch would have done his usual unexpected and have the batter bunt for a base hit. Good analysis. Later
  25. In the predictions thread, I think someone predicted they would win 84 games*. They seem to be heading toward that kind of result. Later * = I predicted 82
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