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Benjamin Grimm wrote: Nice job by Clippard there! If Bryant had gotten on things would have gotten scary. Now, Rizzo will come up in the ninth with nobody on. And a tip of the cap to Travis for framing that pitch to Denorfia.

HahnSolo wrote: Throw a strike, Tyler. Thank you.

Throw a strike, Tyler.

PiggiesTomatoes wrote: Finish the game tonight??? Yes or no? Yes

Well if its Clippard in the 8th I definitely would like a couple insurance runs here.

Elizabeth Banks really digs guys who surf on Realtor.com.

Wood was real good in game 2. let's get him here now.

Also, no effort at all by Fowler to retrieve the ball. How do we know it was truly stuck and not just lying under a leaf?

I know on a standard ground rule double the umps can award an extra base if they think the runner would advance. I guess that's not in play here. If we fucking lose because of that�.

Fucking horseshit ball park

Ok we've wasted enough base runners now...

Game six, section 3 of the upper reserved, right on the aisle, I think row 8. Game seven, my buddy's apartment in the Bronx.

John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr wrote: Arrieta looks positively haunted in that dugout. Probably just thinking of Antietam again. Bump in case you, like me, missed this one. LOL

El Segundo Escupidor wrote: Do they still serve ice cream at the ballpark? Yes, and my kid actually wanted one. I steered him to peanuts and later french fries.

Great night at the park in section 426 with Little Solo. Not super cold because the wind wasn't so bad where we were plus we were prepared for the elements. It was however, cold enough to prevent me from posting here during the game. Some observations: - Stopped by the TBS broadcast area in Center just as Sheff, Dusty, and Pedro came out. Sheff had a disgusted "it's too cold for this shit" look on his face, Pedro is God and Dusty God bless him might not be much of a manager but the man is styling' - Musical selections were cool. I liked the homage to the Valentine teams with Who Let the Dogs Out, plus the nod to the '86ers with The Curly Shuffle. - In addition to the birthday song mentioned by Ceetar, looked like the 7 Line Army sang Happy Birthday to Cespedes in either the first or second inning. - Is Arrieta hitting a wall? Heard this morning that he's way, way, way over his previous innings pitched for any season. - I thought Niese and Reed were huge. Clippard too. Hopefully Reed and Clippard have bounced back from their hiccups in the Dodgers series. - I agree with the notion that you keep Duda in the lineup at least one more game and hope he snaps out of it. - Conforto is looking a little uncomfortable in the field. Misplayed that Turner ball in LA, looked shaky on a fly ball that Cespedes cut him off and took last night. Nerves? - Dangerous as the Cub lineup is, their backups/bench guys don't scare you (Coghlan, La Stella, Denorfia; I know Coghlan hit one to the wall). - Only negative was no one with Met connections throwing out the first pitch. I mean I like Jimmy Kimmel, but I could think of a lot of people I'd rather see first. - Shortest concession lines were in left field promenade. Why? the wind there was out of control and it was at least 10 degrees colder in that tunnel than in our seats a mere 50 yards away.

I was kind of thinking Wright might get moved down in the order. Not sure where, but out of the #2 slot.

I had a couple of game 2 tickets drop in my lap; I'll be somewhere in the 400s.

Cuddyer to pinch hit. They can't be bringing in deGrom can they?

Where was Wilmer playing that he came nowhere close to that grounder by Kendrick?

This is big trouble

Somebody on Mike and Mike this morning suggested that Gibbons preemptively went to Price in relief in game four so he wouldn't have to make a hard choice between starting Price or Stroman--both on full rest--in game 5. If you're into conspiracy theories, that's not a bad one, particularly since Price did not seem to know ahead of time that he might be called on yesterday.

Didn't we lose a big game on an interference call against Marlon Anderson that was real similar to this play?

I hope the Nats do in fact hire this clueless douche.

Robles would get my vote as Met Most Likely to Retaliate

I thought it was only legal if you could touch the bag?