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  1. John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: Longest outing by a losing pitcher? (probably not) To piggyback on this, most strikeouts by a losing pitcher?
  2. 41Forever wrote: Heard on the radio today that the Astros asked the Rangers to simply flip their series, so the upcoming games would be in Arlington instead of Houston, and then the later games be in Houston. The Rangers declined, saying team would be on the road for the final four series of the season, and that it would be unfair to season ticket holders and others. Hence the game in St. Pete. I don't know what the Astros' objection would be to playing both series in Arlington. The Rangers stance could be taken as "a city is under water and they're worried about playing 15 straight road games"? But part of me thinks that if it were my team in that situation, and we were battling for a Wild Card that I'd be OK with my GM taking this stance.
  3. I checked Adam Dunn, who was the first guy I thought of who might have accomplished this. Closest he came was 2012: hit .204 while OPSing exactly .800.
  4. I think there was a bit of frustration from the front office ("this guy's hurt again?") and they probably pushed him to try and pitch through it. Looking back that wasn't a great idea. But I can understand that frustration. It was certainly shared by a lot of fans.
  5. Ronnie: "Descalso played real good baseball his years in St. Louis." Is it in the baseball broadcasters bylaws that they have to say something's like this about all ex-Cardinals?
  6. Not blown away by anybody on that list. I don't think with Smith on board that first base will be a priority. Of the guys you mentioned I think Moustakas and Darvish would be at the top of my wish list.
  7. d'Kong76 wrote: [tweet]https://twitter.com/Dbacks/status/899711460149874688[/tweet] This team is going to the playoffs, but if you put a pistol to my head, the only guy in that lineup I could have named was Goldschmidt.
  8. I'm done. Maybe some pitching desperate team can be fooled into thinking he's still good. Maybe Baltimore.
  9. I'm done with Matz. Get Hovvey back up here
  10. Well we kept the Judge K streak going at least
  11. Good bunt by Juan. Helped by a poor effort at it by warren
  12. Frayed Knot wrote: That was definitely an interference (obstruction, actually) indication but no way was Cespedes going to score without it so he wasn't going to be awarded home. What I was worried about is that he was going to pull the idiot move of assuming he was going to be awarded the base and get tagged out as he loafed between 3rd & home. That came up in a (non-NYM) post-season game a few years back but I forget the specific actors. That's also at least the second time this season that G, K, & R seem confused as to how that rule works. Scrappy Eric Byrnes for the A's against the Red Sox.
  13. smg58 wrote: And here I was thinking the thread was about somebody really bad, like Yadier Molina. Oh, how I wish baseball was the worst thing about this year. Two years ago, there's a segment of Mets fans who would have considered him only the fourth-most-hated person in that photo.
  14. Braves lost to the Padres in '98.
  15. Baylor played an interesting role in one of the biggest games in Mets history. He had a big year as DH for the Sox in '86, but because there was no DH for WS games in NL parks, he found himself on the bench for Game 6. In what turned out to be one of the bigger situations of the game, Davey Johnson brought in Jesse Orosco with the bases loaded in the 8th to face Bill Buckner. The Mets trailed 3-2. John McNamara could have gone to the righty Baylor there, then subbed in Dave Stapleton to play first for the last six outs as the Sox protected their lead. Instead, Buckner lined out to center and remained in the game...
  16. It's amazed me in this age of information that Bartman has been able to keep such a low-profile. It's Pynchon-esque.
  17. Game 4 in Wrigley in 2015. The fact that he's been a Met for seven seasons and I think I've heard him utter about six sentences
  18. Red Sox traded for Eduardo Nunez last night, so that might eliminate one buyer for Cabby.
  19. Quintana trade broken on Reddit by KatyPerrysBootyHole & Wetbutt23 last night, by the way: http://deadspin.com/katyperrysbootyhole-and-wetbutt23-broke-the-jose-quinta-1796888271 I guess we figured out one of Ken Rosenthal's Reddit handles. This is amazing. A CSN Chicago story on how the trade avoided the radars of the national baseball writers was forced to issue an excellent correction: Correction: While no national media had this story, a Reddit user named “wetbutt23" had it last night. CSNChicago.com apologizes to wetbutt23 for the error.
  20. I'd do Futures game Monday, HR Derby Tuesday, ASG Wednesday if they insist on having Thursday off.
  21. At least one of my faulty guesses was a Rene Rivera. I was wrong about Ricky Bones being Rosemary's baby, but maybe he said Goodbye Columbus?
  22. Is Ricky Bones [gasp] Rosemary's Baby?
  23. How about we send Zach Wheeler Back to Marty McFly's time.
  24. I'll duel you on Rene Rivera, with a light saber! Rene Rivera - Return of the Jedi
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