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Given the recent state of the Mets' bullpen, was Davis' homer considered a late and close situation? Later
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I don't see why he just can't use someone else's middle finger. Many fans have been giving him one all year. Later
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From Rotoworld: Bobby Parnell - R - Mets Bobby Parnell has been dealing with an issue with his right middle finger. Team doctors have told the right-hander that it could be a desensitized nerve, but there hasn't been anything conclusive. Parnell has admitted that the ailment makes it hard for him to grip the baseball, which may help to explain his 6.14 ERA and 1.91 WHIP. He was able to appear in Tuesday's game, but it's not clear if the Mets might shut him down for a few days. http://www.rotoworld.com/player/mlb/5658/bobby-parnell Later
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Taking the mound at Citizens Bank Park on Science Day: Philliebot It has more range than Derek Jeter. Later
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That game had an APPF* of 9.7. I am now missing my chair, but have a bloated feeling. Later * = asshole pucker power factor
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Other than giving me a Tartuffe flashback, you made some good points. I've never agreed with the statement that the fans won't stand for a re-building effort in New York. I think think that if the fans haven't been coming out to see the old, stale, team, they will respond to a bunch of kids - IF they show promise. Later
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G-Fafif wrote: Paulino about to begin rehab stint with PSL. He was pulled from tonight's game after 2 at bats. http://web.minorleaguebaseball.com/milb/stats/stats.jsp?sid=milb&t=g_box&gid=2011_04_15_chaafa_sluafa_1 Don't know if he was tiring from his anemia, got another injury, or it was just a platoon thing. Later
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I just had an Oscar Gamble flashback. IIRC outfielder Billy Cowan had an Afro like that when he was with Chicago, but he toned it down when he came to the Mets. Later
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6th inning/Gm 2 just about sums things up
MFS62 replied to Frayed Knot's topic in New York Mets Talk
John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: I don't like the chances of Bay helping much. Maybe if he watches Tulowitski, he'll realize that it IS possible to hit home runs at Citi Field. Later -
Edgy DC wrote: They've improved the mugshots in the International League since last week. Anyhow, Fernando Martinez --- who I'd love to see making Willie Harris sweat --- has been out three of the last four games with a tender hammie. The temperature has been frigid the last few days, so I wouldn't want to see him risk a pulled muscle either. But that didn't stop Mejia from throwing another 6 2/3 scoreless innings tonight. Later
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Hung jury gives the Government the option to re-try the case. Question is, will they? Later
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I have Flores, Puello and Lutz. Once they make the majors (even for a cup of coffee) they're on their own and off my adoptee list. Later
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Fman99 wrote: I thought a thread entitled "Take THAT, Alyssa Milano" would be about my cock. I keep telling you, Fman, Victoria's Secret doesn't carry things in children's sizes. Later
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Robin Ventura was on with Joe and Evan on WFAN mid-day. He is currently working with/ promoting a CapitalOne program to provide money to College athletes in many sports so they can go to graduate school. Later
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TransMonk wrote: Heyman tweets that Duaner Sanchez has signed with the Long Island Ducks. Let's go out and see him. Its a short cab ride from CitiField. Later
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Edgy DC wrote: Vic Sage wrote: � A Stranger Among Us (1992) � this Hasidic take on WITNESS was a disaster.) It's like he asked himself, "What's the greatest challenge a director of actors can give himself? Melanie Griffith, undercover cop. No, wait. Melanie Griffith, undercover cop among the Hasidim. There we go." I guess it wasn't your beshert. Later
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Good job, grweck. Thanks, Later
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I'm wishing Izzy a speedy recovery. Later
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Pretty good start to the new season: 7 IP, 0 ER, 0 BB, 7 K, 0 HR, 8-4 GB-FB I rate it as "pretty good" until I find out if he also sold tickets and helped sweep out the stadium after the game. Later
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If you want to have breakfast with Bobby... http://www.ctpost.com/baseball/article/Bobby-Valentine-to-speak-at-Danbury-Westerners-1324485.php Later
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Calling Doctor Lans. Doctor Alan Lans. Mike Pelfrey's personal sports shrink died. Mike needs a replacement. Please report to the Mets clubhouse. STAT! Later
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Pestering the Sally again in 2011: Your Savannah Sand-Gnats
MFS62 replied to a topic in New York Mets Talk
Some of the mags I've read have said Aderlin Rodriguez may have the most potential as a power hitter in the entire system. Later -
Edgy DC wrote: I guess they're holding that 25th spot for Duda. Or Ratliff. He isn't on the Bingy roster (see other thread) either. Maybe they're waiting to see how well/ quickly he recovers from surgery to determine where he'll start the season. Later
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Good, that means he still may play int the majors some day. If he was going to be moved to first or third, he doesn't have the power to play those positions in the majors and he was headed for a dead end. Later
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It looks like Satin and Valdespin with battle it out for the second base job. IIRC, Satin played some first last year and during spring training this year. That's where you generally play your big bopper. If he has to play there, those pitchers better pitch a lot of shutouts to get their wins. This is a major test of what Backman can do as a manager. I'm picking the over/under for the team home run leader at 7 1/2. EDIT: Saw the Bison's thread. Didn't see Sean Ratliff's name. So he may join Binghamton later this season after his surgery heals (he was hit in the head by a ball during BP). Depending on how long that takes, he will hit more than 7 1/2 homers - maybe as many as 15. Later
