A Boy Named Seo

I thought they traded him to AZ or something.

Entertaining as hell and informative. Bravo.

Fman99 wrote: ="Swan Swan H"]Fuck this shit. One run ain't nothing. Madson is about five minutes from the neck-punching of his life. By 11:30 he's going to be on the phone with his mother asking if he can move back home. Like Mitch in "Real Genius." Made reading this whole thread worthwhile. JCL's absolutely right about the bunt.

Atta kid, Murph. The comeback is on. Screw you, work. I'm busy.

FREE With Purchase of Any Other Book (or magazine). Love it. I saw the prop version of that book on eBay once for like a billion dollars.

I just watched this again. I think I'm gonna watch it everyday from now on.

I think you're right, sir.

I just took like 50 VHS tapes to the Goodwill yesterday. Amongst the movies, I found 5 tapes that made up the 2000 WS, another with the Grand Slam Single game, and the last one was the original Jackie Robinson game @ Shea in like '98 or whenever. I popped in Game 1 of the WS for some reason and my VCR immediately ate it and I threw them all out. Never saw Donnie Brasco.

Neglect. I think he's just acting out, 3D. Take him for a cotton candy or something.

="G-Fafif":fo7zhztw]No Caroline unless unless I missed it. "Meet the Mets" solidly entrenched in the eighth inning. It and Parnell, I'd like to think.[/quote:fo7zhztw] Really? That's how it shoulda been forever. Do peeps sing it? TheOldMole Jun 01 2009 02:06 AM What's the genesis of Lazy Mary as a theme song? themetfairy Jun 01 2009 04:54 AM ="A Boy Named Seo":1ld4widy]="G-Fafif":1ld4widy]No Caroline unless unless I missed it. "Meet the Mets" solidly entrenched in the eighth inning. It and Parnell, I'd like to think.[/quote:1ld4widy] Really? That's how it shoulda been forever. Do peeps sing it?[/quote:1ld4widy] Yup� Peeps were singing John Cougar Lunchbucket Jun 01 2009 05:45 AM ="TheOldMole":26nrmdpw]What's the genesis of Lazy Mary as a theme song?[/quote:26nrmdpw] Italian heritage night back in the Franco-Valentine Era.

I missed LeiterWagner's pubic/facial hair one, too. This is like the Cliff's Notes of Awesome for a guy like me who misses more days here than I'd like to.

metirish wrote: Bobby Big Balls comes back with two big outs. After we Wee-Willie Small Balled all our runs today.

Nice stroke, Fartinez.

Zvon wrote: Maine's tummy hurts too. Hey, team caterer, wash those hands with soap next time.

Jeez, Maine, too? I'm gonna go do some jumping jacks and get ready for my inevitable call-up. They'll have to start turning to the general population soon enough.

Crisp game of baseball today.

That wasn't a trap.

Do you remember when a guy would get hurt on the field and people would clap for him when they knew he was OK, instead of groaning and shit like that? Me neither. Poor Angel and his bad legs or groin or whatever. Get well soon.

OlerudOwned wrote: ="A Boy Named Seo"]Anybody bookmark the illegal WFAN feed from the cement mixing company or whatever? I'm getting FOX'ed today on the baseball package. http://cranesville.com/wcss1490/wmp.asx Thank you. Bookmarking it now. I mean NOW!!!!

A year since my last update. C-Los has already had a few stints with the big club, but just 'cause he graduated and I kicked his ass out already, doesn't mean I don't still love him, and he can't come back home when the world out there gets a little tough. Back in AAA Buffalo, he's gotten rocked like never before and sent to the DL with a strained pitching shoulder. Take it easy, son. Rest up. Regain your strength. Then get dudes out again like you do and we'll see you in Queens in September. Chin up. Good boy.

Anybody bookmark the illegal WFAN feed from the cement mixing company or whatever? I'm getting FOX'ed today on the baseball package.

"Meet the Mets" is good. Your pal, A Boy Named Seo

="Frayed Knot"]My only reservations about Keith concern what he'd be like with a bad team in front of him. I'm afraid he'd get bored rather easily and would slip into full Phil Rizzutto mode except that his occasional bouts of 'I'd rather be in Sag Harbor' disinterest wouldn't be as cute. Other than that for the high-school jock sandwiched between two Ivy Leaguers he plays the role well enough without overdoing the stereotype. Keith gets bored now with a pretty good team. His bafoonery is what makes him my favorite, though. I think Gary is a supremely knowledgeable Met guy, clearly a fan but not annoyingly so. Ron is very knowledgable, but (sometimes) a bland cliche-machine. Keith brings life to the booth, though because he's so not polished and he doesn't pander to the Mets or the network. He knows the game, has fun most of the time, but will tell you when he'd rather be at home watching Cavuto or whatever. Sometimes we'd all rather be somewhere else. I can't argue it's not unprofessional, but it's refreshing to me anyway and I think he's damn funny.