TransMonk

Looks like Lutz to me.

The longer they stay over .500, the more I believe. Honestly, they have more-or-less looked better than I thought they would through the first month. I'd be happier if Pelfrey wasn't lost for the year, but I do like this team.

Ceetar wrote: I could see Alderson, both last year and this one, wondering if maybe he should've spent more time extending his amazin' player in the offseason. buying low instead of high so to speak. Was either "decision" really Sandy's to make? You've got to have money to make offers.

Good work, MGIM!

Ceetar wrote: well, he didn't obsess over locking Reyes up, who practically got a hit in every two games he played it seemed like. Production that leads to wins trumps production that doesn't, though. The Marlins might be seeing that side of the coin right now.

Santana 3 Parnell 1 Ramirez 1 Wright 2 Nieuwenhuis 1 Tejada 1 Davis 1

Edgy DC wrote: TransMonk wrote: How many times do we have to win this game? One is cool. It took three...but we get credit for one, which I'll gladly take now.

You're all clear, Ramon. Now let's [not] blow this thing and go to Houston!.

How many times do we have to win this game?

FUUUUUUCK!

metsguyinmichigan wrote: Santana gets robbed AGAIN. I wonder if he hates his teammates. If I played on the Mets, I'd stay away from him until he gets a win.

WTF, Mets? I listened to the first 7 innings on my long bike ride this afternoon and the Mets were cruising and up 4-0. I call my mom and talk to her for a bit and I come back...the game's tied? Fuck me.

I wouldn't put it in the Shaun of the Dead gory-comedy category, but I did laugh out loud more than a few times.

OK...so this is the horror movie that everyone is talking about how they can't talk about. I like a good horror movie...my wife doesn't. She's out of town this weekend, so I took in a matinee that she would never agree to go see. It's been hard to like horror movies since over the past 10 years it seems like all studios are doing are ripping off good horror from the 70's and 80's with remakes and reboots of Jason, Freddy, dawns of deads, massacres in Texas and houses on the left. And his was only after studios were finished ripping off good horror movies from Japan. Well, for the first time in a long time, an original horror movie was made. The Cabin In The Woods is truly a premise that I have never seen pulled off. It is getting good reviews and I had managed not to read any spoilers or summation about it's plot...which was hard for me to do since it has been out for 2 weeks. I was less impressed than I thought I would be, but impressed none-the-less. And of course, like all of the reviews are saying. I can't give too many details on the plot without ruining the fun of the movie. The story is almost clever. It is certainly unbelievable as most horror stories are, but entertaining and unique. My biggest problem was the actors playing the college students. IMO, the dialogue was over the heads of the actors, and some lines, if delivered better, could have turned this really good movie into a great one. The exceptions are Bradley Whitford (he's a 'Sconnie, I'm a 'Sconnie) and Richard Jenkins, who are excellent in their roles (as they usually are). I had fun...and I highly recommend this movie to anyone who enjoys horror movies. There is the typical gore, camp and small amount of crude humor that appears in most horror films of today. And again, it is refreshing to see something different for a change.

Frayed Knot wrote: The Jamie Moyer paragraph was gold Jerry, GOLD! 100% agreed. Great work!

Niese 4 Nieuwenhuis 3 Ramirez 2 Turner 1

That was a very exciting series. What a sweep!

Turner was a stud right there.

Per wikwi: On September 3, 2009, he was sentenced to six months in prison, and was released from a Federal Prison Camp in Duluth, Minnesota on June 30, 2010.

Jason Fry wrote: The everything-on-black color scheme looks like what you�d get after a teen barfed up Kool-Aid and a rainbow of pills on a formal dress. Hilarious!

Miami Marlins Jose Reyes SS Emilio Bonifacio CF Hanley Ramirez 3B Austin Kearns LF Omar Infante 2B Giancarlo Stanton RF Gaby Sanchez 1B Brett Hayes C Ricky Nolasco P All 9 starters for the Mets are homegrown today.

Edgy DC wrote: Mets pull a cheap trick on fans. Robin Zander out. Chris Daughtry in. Serimously. Are you saying that Daughtry is playing instead of Cheap Trick? Or (gulp) with Cheap Trick?

My internet radio was feeding me a bunch of The Guess Who last year while I was running. I hadn't realized how much I enjoyed them and it prompted me to download a couple of albums. I'd take them over BTO. I feel a Band Challenge may be coming on...

I still associate BTO with TCB and Willie Randolph walking on to the field at Shea after a Mets win in 2006. I know they still play the song after a win at Citi, but I will always think of Willie during the opening chords of TCB. I wish they played a different song now.

And would you cry if I told you that I lied? And would you say goodbye or would you let it ride? Good bye, hard life, don�t cry, would you let it ride?