MFS62
-
Posts
32,496 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
17
Content Type
Profiles
New York Mets News, Rumors & Analysis
New York Mets Videos
2026 New York Mets Top Prospect Rankings
New York Mets Trade & Free Agent Rumors
New York Mets Fan Guides & Resources
2026 New York Mets Draft Picks & Signing Bonuses
Forums
Blogs
Events
Store
Downloads
Gallery
Everything posted by MFS62
-
Opening the season at St. Lucie. Not a good sign. Later
-
Ceetar wrote: lol, David Ortiz got thrown out trying to steal. And had the nerve to argue the call. Maybe he was hoping the Ump would be laughing so hard that he'd have tears in his eyes. Later
-
IGT: 4/9/2012, Nationals @ Mets, Game Four
MFS62 replied to Edgy MD's topic in Archived Game Threads
I was glad Collins let Kirk hit against the Meiskite* (that's "ugly one" in Yiddish) lefty. Even though he made an out, he hit a line drive, taking the pitch the other way. He may have lost an inning, but he gave the kid confidence that he won't be automatically jerked out of there against lefties. Then, he hit for him with Hairston later in the game. Oh well ... Later * = pronounced MEE- iss- kite. -
If anyone will take the Cards, I'll take SF, to keep my 50 year anniversary NL pennant winner KTE streak going. Let me know. Later
-
My triple was Mets win and Yank and Braves losses. viewtopic.php?f=1&t=17322&start=50 Later
-
Our third straight triple-happiness day. And Jeff Keppinger is on a TEAR, I tell ya'. Later
-
I was at work today, but we followed the game. The best part to me was reminding a particularly annoying Yankee fan (is that redundant?) that Cee Cee gave up 5 runs in six innings to lineup that had Jeff Keppinger batting cleanup. Let me repeat that. Jeff Keppinger batting cleanup. It was the highlight (other than the MFY loss itself) of an otherwise slow day. Later
-
15-10 , 3.04 And the first _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ (don't want to jinx it) in team history. Later
-
Source: Beam Him Up To The Bigs. So how long do you think it's gonna take for the James T. Kirk puns to die.....cos I;m not sure I can live in a world where I'm exposed to them on a daily basis. That's why I refer to him as the "Dutch Treat" , because he makes opponents pay. Later
-
Since I've been a Mets fan since their very first game, I'll take their very first opponent - the Cards. Later
-
I'm so excited that I could be a Pointer Sister. Later
-
2012 Season Opening KTE - Braves: 4/5 - 4/8
MFS62 replied to Frayed Knot's topic in New York Mets Talk
Good job. Do we have a list where we can sign up for future KTEs? Later -
Edgy DC wrote: Latinos pitted against US-born players. Why do you think (the attempt at) unionization would cause that would happen? Later
-
Larry is on the DL and will miss the series. I wish he had invited Uggla to join him. Later
-
Where they will finish in the NL East - Fourth What the final record will be - 78-84 But I'm as excited as a Pointer Sister about this season. I think the Mets will both play exciting baseball with a lot of offense, as well as begin to show us more than a peek at some of the good prospects emerging from the minors. Side note - good job, Edgy, in the BP DePodesta interview, even if he dwelt too much on your handle and didn't fully answer what you were asking to my satisfaction. I thought you were asking if there is going to be a top-to-bottom organizational "playbook" such as the one Frank Cashen brought from Baltimore, from which things (like where to station the cutoff man, defending bunt plays, etc) are taught uniformly across all levels of the organization. He seemed to indicate different coaching will be permitted. Not what I wanted to hear. Later
-
OK, I'll say it. I like Ike. Later
-
Irish said it all - "Good for the Reds and their fans." Later
-
Davis and Duda were the entire offense - one hit each (at least, one went the distance this time). That is a script I fear will be repeated all too often this year. Later
-
Little Andy (or is it Andy Little?) scheduled to pitch for the MFYs against the Mets on Wednesday. (Think I heard it on WFAN) Later
-
Under 100 games (and many of those for defensive purposes). Under 300 AB. Under .615 OPS. Under scrutiny as to when he can be replaced, not if. Later
-
Does Fred Wilpon ever smile? (If he does, please spare us the pics until we can get the wimmins and chilluns out of the room.) Later
-
Edgy DC wrote: Not for nothing, but it isn't baseball that we're spreading. Japan has been baseball-mad since the 1930s, probably earlier, in many ways to a degree that would shame us. What we're spreading is MLB's affiliated brands. The local sports doofus on one of the CT stations introduced the game highlights by saying something like "We're trying to bring baseball to Japan". I came thisclose to calling the station and questioning his qualifications. Also - If they play these games in the US in July or August, about eleven fans show up - in either city. Later
-
Edgy, as one of my bosses used to say, "Please don't try to dazzle us with logic". That idea makes too much sense. Later
-
The Second Spitter wrote: In other scores: Sri Lanka 318 & 214 England 193 & 111/2 At stumps on Day 3. In that sport, "through the wickets" isn't an error. Later
-
Let's put the chances for trading Bay in the proper perspective. Which of the following doesn't belong with the others? A) AIDS Herpes C) Gonorrhea D) Jason Bay. The answer is "C". You can get rid of Gonorrhea. Later
