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Johnny Dickshot wrote: Half of baseball is 90% deception. Thank you Yogi Berra (sort of). Later
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Do the Mets need another starting pitcher? - maybe Will the Mets get another starting pitcher? - maybe Do I want the Mets to get Barry Zito - definitely not!! I watched the Yankee game last night. He has lost any "stuff" he may have had. His fastball topped out at 83 MPH!! His curve was a slow as 69 MPH Most of his pitches were in the 70's. That's senior beer league stuff. He made Jamie Moyer look like Sandy Koufax. He looked like he's maybe worth Endy Chavez in a trade. Certainly nothing more. Later
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Because this is Mets baseball related, I put it here instead of the self-promotion page. I just got a call from a writer at the local paper (Danbury News-Times). He knows I'm a Mets fan, and wanted to hear the frustration of a Mets fan whose cable outlet doesn't carry the games. I hope my comments make the paper. I'll let you know/ provide a link if they do. PS- he promised to clean up my language, but said he understood. Later
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All-Purpose 2006 Where Have You Gone... Former Mets Thread
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How did he become a Cub? Minor league free agent signing? Minor league trade? Later -
I just had a Doug Sisk flashback. Be still, my heart. Later
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metirish wrote: If Fran Healy were still doing Mets games he'd be raving about Livan, he loved him a lot.... If he were still doing Mets games, many Mets fans would have slashed their wrists by now, Later
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Is it raining there yet? Later
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http://2006.bmets.com/news/viewarticle.asp?a=796 I wonder. Is it the same Enrique Cruz who was lost in the Rule V Draft a few years ago? Anybody know? Later
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With every new season comes hope:http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/news?slug=jp-beltran040106&prov=yhoo&type=lgnsLater
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I had never heard of Jobe's Law before, but it makes a lot of sense. I guess it takes into his twenties before all the muscles are mature enough to support throwing a lot of innings. Then I remembered a rookie named Stachell Paige. According to that theory, the "kid" couuld have thrown 470 innings. They wasted his talents. Later
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89 wins and a nail biter for a playoff spot. Later
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Which leads me to a question. What was the longest rain delay you ever sat through? Later
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Time to revisit that theory. Check the bottom of this article. - 40/25 man roster stuff. No good deed goes unpunished. http://newyork.mets.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/news/article.jsp?ymd=20060402&content_id=1380551&vkey=news_nym&fext=.jsp&c_id=nym Later
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Johnny Dickshot wrote: Excellent. You ain't bad yourself, JD. Later
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"Sure, opening day is baseball's bandwagon. Pundits and politicians and every prose poet on the continent jumps on board for a few days. But they're gone soon, off in search of some other windy event worthy of their attention. Then, once more, all those long, slow months of baseball are left to us. And our time can begin again." - Tom Boswell from "Why Time Begins On Opening Day" Well, they should. C'mon everyone. Wax poetic. What does opening day mean to you? Later
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We see you smilin� down on us, John Denver Chipper�s a Country Boy The player�s name is Larry Jones. But that�s not how he answers his phone. His fans tomahawk chop When he plays at home. Chipper�s a country boy. He plays the field At base number three. There ain�t too many limbs on his fam-i-ly tree. He divorced his wife For a Hooters� honey. Chipper�s a country boy. He ain�t got too many thoughts, Since his brain is so little. His hometown folk Drink moonshine, and whittle. In New York he�s showered With beer cans and spittle. Chipper�s a country boy. When it comes to hitting, He�s an extra base socker. He learned to drive From teammate John Rocker. He�s got pictures of trucks Taped up in his locker. Chipper�s a country boy. He started at short, fielding balls up the middle While he thought of his farm, and some new sheep to �diddle�. He wife thought that was funny, Since his �bat� is so little. HEE HAWWWW! Chipper�s a country boy.
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*62 wrote: I see I got the third series vs. the Nats ................. what do I need to do? You'll see from the first two. Generally its a recap of the other team, how well they're doing, who's hot, not,shot. Then, you might put in something about how they've done against the Mets in the past (any Met killers), or any Mets who do well against them. But you are not limited to/ bound by what I said. It can be anything that would help someone "Know Thy Enemy". Later
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Do a good job learnin' them, Irish. But it won't so me much good. By the time my KTE for them comes around, they may have turned their roster over a few times. Later
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First Met I remember being older than me: Gil Hodges (although I would have thought Duke Snider was older, Clem Labine, too.) And First Met who I remember being younger than me was Ed Kranepool. EDIT: Last Met older than me? I dunno. There reaches a point when you don't want to look at ages any more. Later
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Or coach Rickey? Or maybe just wild pitchers? Who knows? But if it is the start of something positive, we can all say we knew him when...... Later
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While we're waiting for Edgy's update, it appears there are spots for both. Looks like they will carry 11 pitchers. Later
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I wasn't too fond of Connie Francis, either. (I believe she started out playing the accordion as Concheta Ann Franconera on one of the old amateur talent shows.) But "Weird Al " is an entirely different story. Later
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="Frayed Knot"] <<<<---- Sorry, it's the XXXXX curse that made me do it Which is all the more reason why any mention of that name should be forever stricken from anything Metly. So let it be written So let it be done. Later
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From the Baseball Prospectus transaction analysis page on the Mets for today... they go into Diaz versus Nady: " Xavier Nady has gone stone cold, and not in that happy anti-hero pro wrestling sort of way, but more along the lines of the godawful laugh-out-loud bad Brian Bosworth vehicle, Stone Cold. It would actually be a pretty happy result if Victor Diaz won the job away from Xavier Nady anyway: Diaz would get 400-500 plate appearances, Nady could be freed up for spot duty in the infield corners, spot starts against lefties, and pinch-hitting, and Chavez could stick to pinch-running and defensive substitution work. I don't mean to put Nady down, but Diaz could end up being the sort of hitter who helps the Mets as a regular for the next five years, and that should be cultivated. If Willie Randolph is flexible enough to do all of that this year, we should all be impressed. " Later
