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Christ, he is something else.....

Wait, hasn't Colon been brilliant?, the booth keep saying so, except for that one start?

John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: Farny was all fist-pumpy after that one, very funny. HILARIOUS how fat and slow Teixera is. Beltran & Ichiro also hurting. seriously , if he were a thoroughbred horse he would have been euthanized on humane grounds after that run to 1st.

@7line have taken over a section , that s why we are(were) hearing a lot of LGM chants ....

He's no Len Berman OMFG, Bob Shepard talk now

Mets up 1 with 2 out...EYJ singles , steals and two ground outs gets him home...Grandy with a hit

Yes yes yes.....Jeter is a big game player , Keith says so.....didn't mention all the times he didn't come through .....hate this shit

LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr wrote: "Hey, did you know that this is Derek Jeter's last Subway Series?" -Every fucking local, regional, and lazy sports media outlet fucking ever I know, the dick at NBC 4 is the worst....

who considers the team a family heirloom and wants his son Jeff to control it for years to come. this is what I dislike a bout them really, the idea that the Mets are a family heirloom

Obviously he liked it better when the GM would pose for the cover of his book.

I do think EYJ needs to start everyday......numbers are one thing but he just adds something to the team...

I get I would say several (3 or more) emails a day from the Mets, I don't unsubscribe as I have gotten some good ticket deals from them.

Well, IIRC the courting and then signing of Pedro was as much about "hey look at us, we can attract the big name players" as it was about getting a great pitcher(on the downslide), that signing then helped attract the other players.....that is what was peddled anyway.

Not much for me to pick at except this There is no Pedro Martinez and Carlos Beltran now because the Mets do not throw around those types of dollars anymore. Granderson......

Excellent Fman...

d'Kong76 wrote: The fake-intentional walk? That's a new one. Didn't see this but Ron is talking about it, can someone explain what happened?

Watching this now, have not seen it in years, had forgotten what a gem of a movie this is Director David Fincher followed the success of his dark and atmospheric crime thriller Seven (1995) with another exercise in stylish film noir, this time lifting the pallid atmosphere a notch to indulge in a fast-paced trip through the cinematic funhouse. Michael Douglas plays Nicholas Van Orton, a Scrooge-like San Francisco investment banker following in his father's Scrooge-like footsteps. On Nicholas's 48th birthday (the age at which his father committed suicide), his younger, free-spirited brother Conrad (Sean Penn) blows into town and gives Nicholas a special gift for "the man who has everything" -- a ticket to CRS (Consumer Recreation Services), a company that constructs games custom-fit for each participant to provide, as CRS salesman Jim Feingold (James Rebhorn) cryptically puts it, "whatever is lacking." Nicholas's secure life begins a downhill slide as CRS masterminds a series of elaborate pranks, harmless at first, that quickly become malicious and life-threatening. Stripped of financial resources and convinced that he can trust no one, Nicholas begins to wonder if CRS is a front for a more covert operation, and if the game is in fact an attempt to steal his fortune and leave him for dead. Determined to fight back alone, Nicholas infiltrates CRS in order to "pull back the curtain and meet the wizard." ~ Anthony Reed, Rovi

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Darling brings the hammer to the Mets Ron Darling embarrassed by Mets' cringe-worthy 'True New Yorkers' campaign The former Mets pitcher and current SNY analyst said he did not do his due diligence when the Mets' marketing department asked to use his name and likeness on the campaign that has been roundly criticized by fans and media. MIAMI -- Ron Darling said he was blind-sided by the "True New Yorkers" marketing letter from the Mets that had his name on it. The former Mets pitcher said on WFAN that he did not do his due diligence when the marketing department asked to use his name and likeness on a campaign that has been roundly criticized by fans and media. The SNY analyst was one of 10 former Mets players to sign the asking fans to pledge their support as they head into the Subway Series. "It's on me. It's not on anyone else," Darling told the Joe and Evan Show. "I put my name on it. I put my likeness on it. I have to live with it." Darling added that the Mets need to reevaluate and work on their relationship with the team's loyal fans. "What is happened now - and I'm not saying it's rightfully so - but it seems like everything that comes out from the Mets is looked at poorly" said Darling, who admitted that spending and winning would help the relationship. "When you're looking at something where you feel like you're Charlie Brown and Lucy keeps taking the ball out, and you keep kicking because you're such die-hards, I just think that there has to be a re-evaluation of the disconnect and how to reconnect to how (fans) feel and what (the team) is trying to do," Darling said. "And I think that's an obvious thing." Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/baseball/mets/mets-insider-darling-embarrassed-true-new-yorker-article-1.1783544#ixzz31B2RQaC4

That was definitely a cat right?

I think he has too much gel in that mane of his , get that hair cut, that will help.

Barnes with a look at WheelerPro after getting pitched inside

Christ , a weird inning, Wheeler looks like he's got good stuff but it getting hit

I imagine this is something a low minor league team would do....got the email too......read it a few times to fathom it.

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