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Frayed Knot wrote: DH Giancarlo Stanton - torn tendons in both elbows Did he try the famous tRump dance move? Later
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Welcome. Those carrots have allowed to to see the issue clearly. Later
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Brandon got lit up, including three dingers, today. 4.1IP 4H 6R 6ER 3BB 4K 3HR his ERA is up to 5.85. Later
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The ne plus ultra of throwing arms to me was Roberto Clemente. I would have loved to have seen a throwing contest between Roberto and Ellis. Later -
Frayed Knot wrote: 1) Ray Lewis didn't kill a guy although was in the vicinity of those who did and hampered the investigation into the crime by hiding and/or withholding evidence. 2) That he is not only in the pro football HoF but was essentially lauded as the face of the league during the post-crime second half of his career should be seen as a stain on the league but isn't and won't be because football isn't held to very high standards by the league itself, by a large portion of its fan-base, or, most sadly, by those who are paid to cover it but instead choose to cheerlead for it. IIRC the lights went out for a short time during a Super Bowl in which Lewis was playing. Someone wrote, "Lewis didn't kill the lights. He was only in the area." Later
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Catchers had broken fingers all the time. Joe Garagiola quipped that when two old catchers shake hands, it can take a crowbar to pry their hands apart. Later
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1-0 Mets on a NIMMORIBBY Later
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Mitch Keller 1-4 4.40 Kodai Senga 4-2 1.16 Later
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Edgy MD wrote: Also, since nobody has written this yet, I will — while I am not saying I see the president's fingerprints all over this, I certainly think it is worthwhile to dust for them. As I alluded in my post above. Later
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Rose's supporters have included U.S. President Donald Trump, who has said he intends to pardon Rose posthumously. Manfred discussed Rose with Trump when the pair met in April, but he hasn't disclosed specifics of their conversation. I'm going to mentally add this to the "Things Trump Ruined for me" thread in the non-baseball forum. Later
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From stories I've read, Joe may have been more like an innocent bystander than an active participant. My friend, Shoeless Don the White Sox fan, will be thrilled. Pete knew what he was doing, and he did it over and over and over. His name should never be spoken in the Hall of Fame, much less enshrined. Who gets the next set of pardons? The steroid guys? Feh! Later
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Livvy WAS there, along with three SI Swimsuit models. https://www.yahoo.com/sports/article/livvy-dunne-takes-paul-skenes-005341150.htmlhttps://www.yahoo.com/sports/article/livvy-dunne-takes-paul-skenes-005341150.html Did any of the members of our Tuesday night club notice? Later.
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Mets incredible vibe after Monday nights win against Pirates!
MFS62 replied to Emmie Joy's topic in New York Mets Talk
Welcome. Later -
A non- extra base hit RBI for Pete! Later
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Too early to talk about Luis Robert Jr?
MFS62 replied to Marshmallowmilkshake's topic in New York Mets Talk
Frayed Knot wrote: Aside from the team of origin, one has zero to do with the other. These aren't similar?: Right handed hitting White Sox center fielder with power and very good defense. And if he doesn't work out, it only costs the prorated remainder of this year's salary plus two $2milliuon buyouts. And because the Mets would be eating that salary, the prospect being given up doesn't have to be a highly rated one. I get the vibes that it would be worth a shot. Later -
Too early to talk about Luis Robert Jr?
MFS62 replied to Marshmallowmilkshake's topic in New York Mets Talk
Right handed hitting White Sox center fielder with power and very good defense. We have two - Siri and Taylor. I think this guy is much better than Siri and more of an every day player than Taylor.. Tommie Agee Redux? Later -
McCutchen is like a condo in Florida - you can't get rid of him. Later
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I think I read he had thrown 99 pitches and the manager said his limit is 90. But, WTF, it wasn't as though the kid was struggling. He has 51K in 28 innings this year. In a selfish mode, if the manager wants to give him extra rest, I hope his next start will be at Hartford when I'm at the game next weekend. Later
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No matter what Skenes' record is, he's engaged to Livvy Dunne. [media=youtube]LJPtSQqiTAg[/media] Later
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He had his worst outing of the year: 1.0IP 1H 3R 3ER 3BB 0K His ERA is up to 3.60 Later
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Brad Keller 0-0 3.78 Tylor Megill 3-2 2.50 Later
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Mano-a-Mano McNeil and Baty both delivering bases empty homers. Later
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They're going mano-a-mano tonight. Each has a home run. Later
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=Centerfield post_id=192125 time=1746829856 user_id=65] I don't understand sitting Vientos 2 games in a row. I get that he's started slow, but he's got an .800 OPS over the last 28 days (per BBREF). I doubt Brett Baty has ever had such a stretch in MLB.
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Bob Gibson was a nice guy, it you weren't facing him with a bat. I was awestruck at the ripe age of 39. I expected Gibson to be a mean beast of a man as he appeared on the mound. Rather, he was the nicest guy in camp — nicest by a wide margin amid a bakers' dozen of nice guys that included renown nice guys Roy Campanella and Ernie Banks. Gibson was cordial, humble, kind, considerate. Disarmingly so. https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2020/10/up_close_with_bob_gibson_a_true_baseball_great.htmlhttps://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2020/10/up_close_with_bob_gibson_a_true_baseball_great.html Later
