metirish

Ugh, didn't even stay up for it , Dodgers just didn't look like doing much. A lot of talk about Beltran's tears on Twitter, and how he's a sure fire HOF. Is he?? I would imagine there are plenty of comparable players not in the HOF

I feel bad for him, but wow he was awful these two starts. Smoltz said he was pitching very defensively.

Can of corn , gets those arms extended for the editing sessions

I had forgotten about him already....

Frayed Knot wrote: And something less than 5:17 would be a better running time. Think Dave Roberts' bullpen might be feeling some effects from his 'formula' where he preemptively pulls effective starters after 4 innings? That too, got spoiled with the 2:28 game last week

Great games but fuck me I can't stay up for them , 7:15 would be a better starting time

Francesa probably saw this coming , anyone tuning into him?

Damn , that's a joy to watch

WOW, went to bed after Jansen closed of the 8th, shocked to read all what happened after.

I look forward to this WS, stress free now that the MFY are not in it. Some be some great pitching , Dodgers have the excellent bullpen. Hard not to like Altuve and their 1st baseman ...Puig could light this thing up too.

I find it interesting that so much ink is being given to the fact that a pitching coach got the job. I think Baker would be a great choice as bench coach.

Looking forward to seeing is he can handle NYC.....ugh, fucking Beat writers are so into themselves..

Like many others never heard of him until recently

Altuve gets hot after hits......shut them down Verlander

Voted Long as it looks like Cora is going to Boston.

Got to say I loath the can't or can handle NY BS that rolls around when these jobs open

Mike Puma spoke to "The Person" about Manny Acta: Mike Puma wrote: A person familiar with Acta’s work in both managerial stops predicted he would make a strong impression on Mets officials. “He is going to walk in the interview and kick [butt], because he is smart,” the person said. “He knows analytics, he understands scouting and he’s old school. He’s organized, prepared, works well with the coaching staff and front office.” On the flip side, the person wondered if Acta was cut out for New York. “He’s a really nice guy who can’t handle controversy, and most people who can’t handle controversy, that job is not for you,” the person said. But Acta is considered a serious candidate for the job because he has an understanding of the organization’s dynamics, according to a source, having served as the Mets’ third-base coach during Willie Randolph’s managerial tenure. The Manny Acta drawback as Mets’ 1st interviews wind down “He’s a really nice guy who can’t handle controversy, and most people who can’t handle controversy, that job is not for you,” the person said How does he even get through life with that for fucks sake.

Fuck this, not watching, hard to avoid them though

I fucking can't with these fans and team....

Very cool, looking forward to this .....

Christ , there is just something( many things actually) that irk the fuck out of me seeing Mfy fans in the stands, they have a way about them

MFS62 wrote: Lefty Specialist wrote: It's kind of sad, really. I hope Sandy doesn't make off-season decisions based on David Wright's desire to play. This. Decisions should be made based on the prognosis of the doctors. Later well, I wouldn't put much stock in the doctors prognosis either to be honest.

Leyland only

Lefty Specialist wrote: metirish wrote: I may not have thought about Jeff Torborg in I don't know how many years...... I had purged him from my memory. 2003 since he managed in the MLB , I didn't know until now he has Parkinson's ( according to his Wiki)

I may not have thought about Jeff Torborg in I don't know how many years......