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I think this team will be very watchable. I'm not saying they'll be good, but it is an old sports adage that "offense puts fannies in the seats". And I think the offense, especially with the moving in of the fences, will be worth watching. The pitching may be worth cringing, but that's going to lead to a lot of exciting 6-5-type scoring games. The heart of a lineup with Murphy, Wright, Davis, Bay and Duda will produce enough offense to keep the fans interested, and watching, until the young pitchers are ready to contribute. I'm guessing 2.4 million. Later
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Frayed Knot wrote: Benjamin Grimm wrote: Miles Head?? Better him than his brother Pot. (Beating Fman to the thread) And he gives better Miles. Later
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I've never met a catcher named Yorvit who I could trust. Oh, wait ... Later
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Edgy DC wrote: Christmets at the Turners. He appreciates socks and underwear from grandma? I knew he was a good guy. Later
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I wonder what Charlie O'Brien is doing? He's only about 50, and he could probably out-hit some of these guys. Later
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Billy Sample! Billy Sample! I want Billy Sample! I heard him interviewed when he was a player (Texas) and my wife and I both commented that he had the pipes to be an announcer. He was crisp, clear and booming. Later, he wrote a sports column for USA Today. He would be perfect. Later
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Frayed Knot wrote: "Private medical issue"; is that what they're calling 'herpes' these days? This brings new meaning to the old adage that alimony was the screwing you get for the screwing you got. Later
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As of this morning, I'm ahead 12 to 11. Did those last votes make it in before the cutoff? I'd already picked out a seat in the loser's lounge. Or did I do a "Tebow"? please let me know. Later
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seawolf17 wrote: 2 years probation, community service. The best service he could give any community would be to leave it. Later
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Our luck, they'll bring Suzyn Waldmann back to WFAN. Later
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attgig wrote: how did my post go all the way up there? Happened to me in another thread. My post jumped ahead of two others already there. What I want to know is, why are here in the loser's lounge? You won. Pay for your own booze and snacks. Get your arse outta' here. Later
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According to the snooze today, Rauch finally passed his physical exam and is a member of the Mets. Later
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metirish wrote: I would like it to be known that I was the first loser Of course. There's a name tag thingie waiting for you at the door. Later
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2011 - received an autographed baseball from Derek Jeter. With all this bargain-hunting screwing around, it they need a middle inning guy who can slso spot atart, I'd be ok with it if they re-signed Miguel Batista. Later
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If those girls had slept with a Met player, they wouldn't need an autograph to remember their night together. Later
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Vic Sage wrote: MFS, c'mon down. The girls are warm, the mead is cold, the shrimp is fresh, the company cantankerous and bitter. SKOAL! Bottoms up to you too, Vic. If I had to do it all over again, I might have chosen Cantankerous and Bitter as my screen name. Later
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No word as to whether Maddie had to pass through waivers before being claimed: http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/blog/big_league_stew/post/He-gone-Joe-Mauer-is-engaged-after-proposing-to?urn=mlb-wp28503 Later
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Edgy DC wrote: George Altman looks back. I didn't know all of that, but I did name a disease after him. It attacks relative young all-star or high ceiling caliber players who come to the Mets and regress. I named it "George Altman Syndrome" because he was the first. Later
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Good. Heard the original by Eartha Kitt on the radio last night and couldn't resist. Enjoy, Later _____________________________________________________________ Sandy Baby Sandy Baby, slip a catcher under the tree, For me. been an awful good fan, Sandy baby, so hurry down the chimney tonight. Sandy baby, a reliable clutch hitter too, in Mets blue. I'll wait up for you dear, Sandy baby, so hurry down the chimney tonight. Think of all the fun we've missed, Think of all the years that we�ve felt pissed, Next year I could be just as good, So just check things off my wishing list, Sandy baby, I wanna pitching stud, And not one just good, Been an angel all year, Sandy baby, so hurry down the chimney tonight. Sandy baby, forgot to mention one little thing, Some bling. You know I�m talkin� some World Series rings. Sandy baby, so hurry down the chimney tonight, Hurry down the chimney tonight, Hurry, tonight.
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Schmuck. Later
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Edgy DC wrote: No doubt that all those things have a price. And require the use of rubber gloves. Later
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themetfairy wrote: How come Binghamton is only playing in Trenton once this season, but Trenton is playing in Binghamton three times? WTF? Weird. I'm not sure its because of an unbalanced schedule or an unbalanced schedule maker. Sorry you'll miss out on seeing them. But any series without the use of the DH is a good thing. Later
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I thought they might take a chance on Gorman Erickson, the only decent catcher available this year. Later
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Frayed Knot wrote: MFS62 wrote: I hope they keep Davis. Now that they're bringing in the fences, Davis and Duda can become the most outstanding pair of Ds we've seen on a baseball field since Morgana. I think to match Morganna their names would have to be more like Javis and Juda. Those things left 'D' in the dust decades ago. Morgana thanks you for remembering. LOL! Later
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I hope they keep Davis. Now that they're bringing in the fences, Davis and Duda can become the most outstanding pair of Ds we've seen on a baseball field since Morgana. Later
