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I thought it was a steal for the Mets at the time.
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UMDB Suggestion: All-Time opponent Interactive Stats
HahnSolo replied to a topic in New York Mets Talk
Lee Smith and Zane Smith? edit: beat me Edgy. -
If it's Edgy with four, Seawolf with five, Elster with five, and Johnny with four, then number seven must be Jerry Grote. And if I'm wrong, it proves I'm no Sherlock Holmes.
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Are we allowed partial guesses? Wally Backman in the 2-hole? On edit: Oh, what the hell.... Mookie Wally Keith Piazza Straw Hundley Kranepool Ordonez Seaver
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Predicting Managerial Incompetence: A Hypothetical Question
HahnSolo replied to a topic in New York Mets Talk
1. Petey2. Benson3. Glavine 4. Seo5. PeteyThe question is if the playoffs started tomorrow. As hot as Seo has been, even bizarro Willie can see he has to get a start (assuming of course, that the team has not been swept.) -
THANK GOD (or whoever) BENSON GOT BLASTED ON SUNDAY 8/21/05
HahnSolo replied to Elster88's topic in New York Mets Talk
Was Willie with the MFYs when Shane Spencer had his late-season tear after a call-up that one year? I was thinking that might influence Willie...having seen this kind of outburst once before, just keep running Jacobs out there for as long as he's hot. -
That's probably the best decision for Willie at this point. It's crazy to commit to Trachsel for the rest of the season and take Zambrano from the rotation until they see something out of Trax at this level. So if Trachsel has a good start, it's bad times for Zambrano.
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One thing that stands out from another team: The Houston road record is at Met-like levels, but I don't much hear the same commentary from the media that they can't play on the road.And I should know this, but why do the Nationals have 18 interleague games and the rest of the NL East only 15?
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All-Purpose Who's Going to The Game Thread
HahnSolo replied to soupcan's topic in New York Mets Talk
I'll be at Friday's game against the Nats, bringing my daughter (age 6) to her first Shea night game. We're field level down the right field line, don't have the tickets in front of me to know exactly where.Has anybody been to the Fan Fest before? Is there a lot of stuff for a little kid to do, and is it worth building the extra time in to get there early? Looking at the pics on the Mets site, it looks like a place my daughter would like. But it can't hurt to get other opinions. -
I was 18 in the summer of 85, and Doc Gooden owned NYC. When Doc started, it was an event. Bars, homes, and stores all showed the game, and even if you weren't in front of a tv, out in the streets you didn't have to go far to hear the voice of Bob Murphy calling the game one someone's radio. Teenagers carrying boomboxes tuned to WHN It was great being a Met fan.Good times (yes a cliche, but in this case it really applies).
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Tracey Jones was part of that youth movement in Cincy in the mid 80s, along with guys like Eric Davis, Kal Daniels, Kurt Stillwell, Barry Larkin, and a little later on Paul O'Neill.He was an OF with decent speed, and the only other thing I remember about him was later on with the Giants he had a 7-rbi game while batting behind Kevin Mitchell, who kept getting intentionally walked.On edit: sorry for the triple post. How do I get rid of the other two?
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Tracey Jones was part of that youth movement in Cincy in the mid 80s, along with guys like Eric Davis, Kal Daniels, Kurt Stillwell, Barry Larkin, and a little later on Paul O'Neill.He was an OF with decent speed, and the only other thing I remember about him was later on with the Giants he had a 7-rbi game while batting behind Kevin Mitchell, who kept getting intentionally walked.
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Tracey Jones was part of that youth movement in Cincy in the mid 80s, along with guys like Eric Davis, Kal Daniels, Kurt Stillwell, Barry Larkin, and a little later on Paul O'Neill.He was an OF with decent speed, and the only other thing I remember about him was later on with the Giants he had a 7-rbi game while batting behind Kevin Mitchell, who kept getting intentionally walked.
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Thanks. The Tracey Jones thing is weird. Just one of those random things that sticks in your mind.I'll throw out one more guess. Since Schiraldi was wrong, how about his partner in the Ojeda trade, Wes Gardner?
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First ever post in the Forum, be gentle. I have five guesses:Len DykstraCalvin SchiraldiFloyd YoumansTracey Jones (I thought I remember him as a Met draftee)Stanley JeffersonI'm reasonably confident in Dykstra. Not sure about the others.
