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  1. Chad ochoseis
    My guy had 292 RBI. Not an old timey guy. Younger than me. Someone who'll make you slap yourself in the head and say "Yeah, whatever happened to that guy?" Also, according to Wikipedia, holds the record for most home runs for someone born in New Hampshire. mm, did you find someone with less than 292?
  2. Chad ochoseis
    I'm the former Mendoza Line. The post count includes Chad and Mendoza. No right answers so far. Tatis was on his way to passing Hobson but screwed up by having a decent Metly career. The answer was never a Met. Getting offline and on a plane soon. Or so I hope.
  3. Chad ochoseis
    Nope. Our man had his 100 rbi season in the nl.
  4. Chad ochoseis
    No, though Ludwick has a lot fewer than I would have guessed. Our champ, like Hobson, broke in with the Red Sox. He is younger than Hobson.
  5. Chad ochoseis
    Morgan Ensberg is indeed the man who moved into second, dropping Butch Hobson to third. Still looking for #1.
  6. Chad ochoseis
    Thanks. Not Jacobs.
  7. Chad ochoseis
    It's funny. I think of myself as a regular here, and I've been around since the 2007 season. Five years. But I'm just now getting to post #1000, which puts me way behind all sorts of people who I remember seeing join, including AG/DC. Remember AG/DC? It's been fun. It's made rooting for the Mets in the hard core Yankee country of north Jersey a less solitary pursuit. It's turned me into a better fan. So, anyway. My first post ever was an attempt to answer this trivia question: Among players no longer active who have had at least one season with 100 RBIs, who has the fewest career RBIs? I guessed Sixto Lezcano, and I wasn't even close. The answer given as correct, Butch Hobson, was much closer. But still wrong. - What's the correct answer? - In 2007, Butch Hobson was in second, but he's since dropped to third. Who took over second place?
  8. Chad ochoseis
    Who is "crediting" all these no-hitters? I've never seen no-hitter listed as an official pitchers' stat, like walks, strikeouts, or wins. Regardless, I really hope that when the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported on Dickey's game, they called it a 1-hitter*.
  9. Chad ochoseis
    Fman99 wrote: YEAH IKEY! I'm out of town and not watching the game. How well does that Tampa Bay infield shift work at stopping home runs?
  10. Chad ochoseis
    batmagadanleadoff wrote: metirish wrote: I'm being illogical here but since Bay came back we suck. Ha! Bay's been can of corning them all weekend long. So naturally, the one time one of Bay's leisurely pigeon flight fly ball outs would at least drive in a run, he whiffs. I'm developing a Frenchy like contempt for the Beirut Bomber because I think he's done. Forkable done. It's looking like as far as Bay goes, I'll be spending the rest of the summer talking about sunk costs and stunk costs and sunk Mets. We've been sucking since the no-hitter, actually. Blaiming Bay for the past week is like blaming the smell of a five-foot-high manure pile on the top two inches.
  11. Chad ochoseis
    Gwreck wrote: 2. Keeping score. We have online pitch by pitch accounts of every game available on your phone in real time. You're wrong on this issue. Additionally, cellular service is something between horrible and non-existent at most parks. Aside from San Francisco, I don't think there is free wifi in any of the parks. I think the sarcasm content of CF's post was higher than Johan's game score. That was 90, which ties him for seventh highest by a Met since 2000. Caring about no-hitters is another one of the silly, pointless things in baseball that makes baseball worth watching.
  12. Chad ochoseis
    I was visiting my brother in Cleveland last weekend and we went to a Champs outlet that sold excess t-shirts and jerseys from out-of-town teams at deep markdowns. They had a slew of Santana t-shirts - the kind that are ridiculously expensive at CF - for $4. I passed it up because I generally don't wear gear related to specific players. I'm giving myself a good kick right now. Other Metly $4 shirts included Wright and Bay. I'll take that as a good omen for those guys.
  13. Chad ochoseis
    metsmarathon wrote: you're gonna get 50 pages of zombie george steinbrenner eating joe girardi. just you wait. Didn't happen. Steinbrenner couldn't get out of hell because of the snowstorm they had down there last night.
  14. Chad ochoseis
    G-Fafif wrote: I continue to not believe this actually happened. Ya gotta disbelieve!
  15. Chad ochoseis
    Santana now speaking in Spanish about velocity, movement, good things, and hard work. That's about all I could pick up.
  16. Chad ochoseis
    OK, who was that guy who voted after the game ended?
  17. Chad ochoseis
    That guy who has the No No-Hitters blog is going to have to come up with a new name.
  18. Chad ochoseis
    I DON'T FREAKING BELIEVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  19. Chad ochoseis
    Was listening to a few innings in my car before getting home. Funny the difference between Howie, who will make no direct mention of that thing Johan is working on tonight, and Gary, who's been yakking it up.
  20. Chad ochoseis
    bmfc1 wrote: Frayed Knot wrote: Probably should be pulling for the Braves at least for this one seeing as how the Nats have won the first two in that series. I went to a party today and two Nationals season ticket holders were there and one said to me "are the Mets still in the league?" Nationals fans are getting cocky very quickly. Pulling for the Braves tonight. You're obviously making this story up. The Nationals don't have two season ticket holders.
  21. Chad ochoseis
    Ashie62 wrote: Here is a list of all the bunt doubles since that record was kept. http://www.baseball-reference.com/blog/archives/2099 I remember Larry Lintz doing it once in a Mets-Expos game in the early 70s. OE - What I didn't remember was that it happened on September 26, 1973 and was a key hit in the game that stopped the Mets' 7-game winning streak.
  22. Chad ochoseis
    That's because he's so darn clutchy. I wonder if it's a function of being a good hitter on a good but weak hitting team. The good pitching keeps the games close, and the one good hitter in the middle of the order is going to be the guy who gets the opportunities for key game-winning hits. If the team is a generally good hitting team, there's going to be more players to share the WPA. If the pitching and the hitting are weak, the whole team's going to be bad, so there will be more blowouts and the hits the team does get will matter less, WPA-wise.
  23. Chad ochoseis
    I'm coming up with the Red Sox, Twins, Athletics, Cubs, and Dodgers. Are any of these wrong? Am I missing any? The Angels have moved from Los Angeles to California to Los Angeles to Anaheim, but they've always played in Angel Stadium.
  24. Chad ochoseis
    A dog. But a dog who thinks. Watch out for those guys.
  25. Chad ochoseis
    LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr wrote: She's like, faith incarnate. Faith Incarnate? Never heard of her.
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