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Willets Point wrote: Not unti the hatchet is buried in them, so to speak? We don't need no steenking "so to speak". I'd prefer it be literal. Team Ted, with two Ts that rhyme with D, that stands for dead. Later
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Willets Point wrote: ="seawolf17"]Happy kid is back!!! For this thread. He'll go back into hiding until the Mets win a pennant. Keep him warming up in the bullpen. Ok, let him sit down for a week or two. We don't want him to get a heart attack. Later
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But I won't be able to bury them until they are officialy dead. I can hardly wait. Later
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Yancy. we care. we care. That voting, and the discussion surrounding it, has produced some of the most interesting stuff on the CPF this year. Later
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]Elsewhere: - Phils lost - Giants got stomped on by the Rox - Reds lose to the Astros - Braves win - and, oh yeah, the Marlins lost to someone Anyone know for sure what the magic number is for the total elimination of the Braves from playoff contention? Later
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That's a relief. Mr. Martinez will be happy to know that you have found his fastball. Seems he lost it about midway last year. Please pack it up immediately and send it to him at Shea Stadium. Later
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Edgy DC wrote: Kevin Mitchell? I don't recall him being either highly touted or weirdly coiffed. By season's end, those 12 HR in limited playing time started the touting for "the future". But you're right. He wasn't that highly touted when he jopined the club. Wasn't he the one who gave Strawberry and others clubhouse haircuts that caused snickers from others? They said they wanted their hair to look like his. Hey, in a thread like this, you gotta' give folks some leeway. We're trying to think back 20 years. Later
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Both teams had highly touted rookie left fielders with weird hair styles. Later
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Fred Wilpon got his wish. The Mets played one very significant game in September last night. Later
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Edgy DC wrote: ="willpie"]None of which is to say that Val isn't a smidge self-absorbed or that Edgy doesn't tend toward the pedantic Anybody know how to get tuna fish salad from between the keys of a keyboard? Later.
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TransMonk wrote: I'll be scouting the Detroit/White Sox game tonight in Chicago for the CPF. We will expect a full report. Later
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Schaefer POTG 9/18/06 - THE CLINCHER - Mets 4, Fish 0
MFS62 replied to a topic in New York Mets Talk
Trachsel - 4 Valentin - 4 Mota - .5 Heilman - .5 Wagner - .5 Floyd - .5 Later -
Our newest CPF member showed up with his first post in the Bobby Parnell thread in the Prospects Forum. Later
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From last night's post game locker room show: For those that missed it, he was interviewed and at the very end, he takes the champaign and goes "This is my first drink" and made a look to the camera like "yeah, right" I love this kid's 'tude. Later
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Sorry. I still want these guys to show that they can hit a lefty starter. Once they've shown that, they can rest for a few games. B'sides Reyes - SS - he still needs 4 triples to join Wilie Mays in rarefied territory. Milledge - LF - get him all the at bats they can give him Beltran - CF - Get his average up vs lefties Wright - 3B - The thought of anyone else at third scares me. Delgado - 1B - His first post season. He's enjoying this. Green - RF - see Beltran Woodward - 2B - At his age, Valentin needs some rest RHernandez - C - Why not let the ex-UCONN catcher have his dream? Glavine - P Later
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I just had a Luis Tiant flashback. He smoked some of the biggest stogies in the history of mankind. Later
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So I guess Steve Traschell is saving his private collection of vintage wines for a more important celebration. Later
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Yancy Street Gang wrote: For those of you for whom this is the first time around, I hope that 2006 ends up doing for you what 1986 did for me. And 1969 for me. Later
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Are you sure you want to thank Jose Lima? Ohhhhh, OK. Him too. And thank you Edgy, for a great job. Later
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[quote="baseballfan":37y5g2ob]The Mets assigned Parnell, and four other minor league players to the Hiawaii Winter League. Play starts October 01, 2006 and runs until November 22, 2006. Just for conversation: It seems like playing in Hiawaii is better, in terms of assignment and development, then going to instructs in PSL.... especially for a pitcher... A position player would certainly get more reps in the field at Instructs, and more at bats, but a pitcher can only throw some much......your thoughts?[/quote:37y5g2ob]Welcome, Baseballfan Jim!It depends on how the teams in each fall league are constructed. In the AFL, each team is composed of players from several organizations, with limits on how much they can play. I'm not sure if your players are being coached by someone from another organization that they would get all the development they might if they were coached by folks from their own organization.Later
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I'm not as wild nuts crazy as I thought I'd be when the Mets won it. Maybe it was the "certainty" that they would win it for so many weeks. Do you think the advent of the wild card has somehow diminished winning a division title? I dunno. Were you as happy as you thought you'd be? Later
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Hail Ming. Later
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If, as Tom Seaver used to say, that power pitching starts with the legs, then Bell should be the second coming of Walter Johnson. Later
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Nothing wrong with that logic. Side note, has anyone heard whether Ramon Castro will be ready to play by the end of the season? He might provide some righthanded punch against lefties. Later
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They have a nice core of young players. As someone said above, if they can come up with another power bat, they can contend in the NL Central in the near future. Later
