HahnSolo
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It probably wasn't Dennis Cook, but I would have liked to have seen Dennis Cook's reaction to having a game-ending balk called on him.
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Wayne Garrett, 3B & Ss?
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G-Fafif wrote: HahnSolo wrote: Agbayani. Benny didn't have more than one Opening Day start, if he had that. It would have been 2001. 2000 was Japan with Henderson, Hamilton and Bell -- Benny barely made the team, but sealed his place with his pinch-hit grand slam that won the season's second game. Ok, I'll buy that. How about one of the other multiple interchangeable OFs from the Valentine era that you mention...Darryl Hamilton?
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Bobby Bo?
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Agbayani.
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Revisiting a walkoff loss from 1974
HahnSolo replied to Benjamin Grimm's topic in New York Mets Talk
Dawson wore 10, Rusty wore 6 (and Duffy Dyer #5!). Valentine that year had 1 sacrifice hit (Dawson somehow was called on to sacrifice 8 times!). I forgot how good and young the nucleus of that team was: Carter, Cromartie, Valentine, Dawson, and Larry Parrish were all 25 or younger. -
Swoboda.
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I cannot comprehend how Carlin keeps getting broadcasting jobs. He talks with a girly lisp and he sure as hell aint attractive. Being Francesa's one-time lickspittle should only take you so far. And I am totally with Zvon on the new Beer Money chick.
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25 career homers and two were walkoffs against the Mets.
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Jerome Walton?
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Richie Allen
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Glenallen Hill.
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Not-nearly-famous Cub: Dwight Smith
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Jim Edmonds
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A way-out-there guess: one-time Cub Lloyd McClendon. Maybe I'm just imagining him having a lot of big hits against the Mets as both a Cub and Pirate.
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Orlando Cepeda?
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Straw and D. Wright? edit: scratch Wright. I missed the 90s clue. Piazza?
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Kevin Elster?
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Jefferies?
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Joel Youngblood?
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The 12-year thing should narrow it down, I would imagine. I thought of Straw, but Kent is a good guess.
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Evocative Names in Your Card Collection: 80s Edition
HahnSolo replied to a topic in New York Mets Talk
Seems the 1980s Royals were rich in this regard: Not to veer wildly off topic, but where was this photo of Buddy taken? That's a road uniform, and a rather small grandstand. Somewhere in Florida during Spring Training? -
Grey jersey. Not sure of the cap. I think black with the blue bill. And as an example of how long this has been coming, I was reminded that the last time the NL won this, Mike Piazza was the MVP...as a Dodger.
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I assume McCann will win the MVP, but Byrd gets Schaefer points for both the defensive play in the 9th, and a great PA in drawing the walk right before McCann's hit.
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Edgy DC wrote: He wasn't the "Boss" of baseball, but the Yankees, and he didn't "appear" on Seinfeld. Actually, he did appear as himself on one episode.
