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oops, wrong thread. Later
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Rockin' Doc wrote: I thought of that as I was preparing to hit the submit button, but I decided to throw caution to the wind. Besides, who wouldn't want to sign with the Mets? Roger Clemens and Matt Williams, to name two Mets draftees who didn't sign with them. Later
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MLB.com predicts the Mets will pick: Issac Davis 1B, OF as the 18th pick http://mlb.mlb.com/media/player/mp_tpl_3_1.jsp?w_id=701984&w=/2008/open/draft/broll/br_davis_isaac_400.wmv&mid=200805302799417&pid=gen_video&vid=11071&cid=mlb&v=2 And Reese Davis SS as the 22nd pick http://mlb.mlb.com/media/player/mp_tpl_3_1.jsp?w_id=702153&w=/2008/open/draft/broll/br_havens_david_400.wmv&mid=200805302799589&pid=gen_video&vid=11071&cid=mlb&v=2 _________________ The shortstop doesn't have a good swing, even in BP - scary. But the First baseman has been mentioned as a prospect in some of the posts above. Later
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Well, there WAS a wrestler way back when I followed wrestling (50's)named Verne Gagne. Maybe it was a flash-back typo. Later
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Gnat, how has F Pena looked this year? Last year I noticed that he seemed to have his best hitting games when he wasn't behind the plate. Maybe a (then) 17 year old having to call/ manage a game took away from his concentration when at bat? Later
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I posted two ND: Pedro IP: 5 1/3 Joba IP: 2 1/3 (rain, and he doesn't re-take the mound) Pedro ER: 2 Joba ER: 1 Pedro K: 4 Joba K: 4 Final Score Mets-Giants: 3-2 Final Score MFYs-Jays: 2-3 Later
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I hope he hits .3991. But I'm predicting .343 Later
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Yep, that was confirmed on the WFAN update this morning. Later
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AG/DC wrote: Well, if a guy hits .400 and saves the earth from an extra-terrestrial attack, particularly in an act of self-sacrifice. I'd be all for that. In fact, I think the Jets should retire Flash Gordon's number. Brilliant! Well, not really. But not too shabby, either. Well Played. Later
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AG/DC wrote: Where was that? All News WCBS Radio - which carries the Yankee games in NYC. Later
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Screw Torre. Instead of thanking the fans who cheered him for their warm welcome, I heard an interview during which he said he thought the cheers were nice, but they would have been louder in Yankee Stadium. Later
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CITY READIES FOR TORRE RETURN Later
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TheOldMole wrote: I'd have lunch with Carter. Would he pick up the tab? Only if a camera was on him. Later
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From today's Daily News: Check out #2 about Aaron Heilmann. The writer seems to hint that others beside me think that Aaron may be tipping his pitches , especially his changeup. http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/baseball/mets/2008/05/27/2008-05-27_ten_ways_to_fix_the_mets.html Later
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Yes, the clip starts with an ad. Yes, the interview is 1 1/2 hours long. And, yes, Wally had off the field problems. But as you listen to it, you believe that Wally could be the kind of manager many fans have wanted to replace Willie. Pop the top on a cool one, relax, and listen. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/nybaseballtalk/2008/02/25/wally-backman Later
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Willie: The Gary Carter Shark is Circling
MFS62 replied to batmagadanleadoff's topic in New York Mets Talk
IMO the only reason Carter wants to manage a major league team in New York is bacause there will be cameras from at least five tv stations at the daily post game news conferences. Later -
themetfairy wrote: The original tune can be heard here - MF, didn't need the link to the original. That song came through loud and clear. Good job. And thank you. Didn't remember the first time you had posted it. Later
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AG/DC wrote: After yesterday, I'd say he resembles raw, youthful, unbridled sex. Thank you for that Hallmark moment. LOL! Later
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He's a good athlete, drafted as a 3B, has played in the outfield. Right now his most impressive thing is his eye at the plate. He takes a fair amount of walks, and more impressively, he rarely strikes out. His power seems to already be improving (he has 21 XBH this season, 8 HR). He's always owned lefties, this year he has a 1.100 OPS vs. them. Later
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Every one of the issues raised by Lucas has probably been discussed, even debated, on this board. (Well, maybe not the sliding thing) But Lucas has taken the negative side each of those issues and sumarized them all in one place. I don't think any of us have done that. When he doesn't like somebody, he really doesn't like somebody. Later
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MFS62 wrote: How close is Jose Valentin to coming back? Later Found the answer. Looks like he might be ready soon: http://www.rotoworld.com/content/playerpages/player_main.aspx?sport=MLB&id=1782 Later
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How close is Jose Valentin to coming back? Later
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Valadius wrote: Many of you grew up with Tom Seaver as your Met hero. Well, I'm the lone poster of the generation that grew up with Mike Piazza as their Met hero. I grew up with Al Jackson as my Mets hero. As for Piazza, I tend to agree with many of the things Benjamin Grimm has said in this thread. Later
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The only race we care about is the pennant race. Later
