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  1. I find that Coors Lite freeze frame that SNY overuse annoying.
  2. Sanchez gets into and out of trouble , he battled right there.
  3. Gary making a deal out of reyes not sliding back into second base after Bay made the catch on Beltran and then threw to second , looking at the replay it seems to me that Reyes knew where he was and really it wasn't close...
  4. Well after seeing the replay I admit to a slight exaggeration.
  5. Guy puts his body on the line right there to make that play , fans should keep that in mind..
  6. What a play form Showenweiss , WOW.
  7. Fans boo then cheer Heilman as he exits , both the booing and cheering are loud enough that some of the same pricks are doing both.
  8. I usually could care less about the opposing pitcher but I kinda feel bad there for Snell.
  9. Of course it's not our Ben , was going for a laugh , it failed.
  10. Ben fron PA.........couldn't be , could it?
  11. Nady is hitting .327 for the Pirates with 4 home runs and 23 R.B.I. so far this season , only five walks though with an OPS of .358.
  12. A good read , I remember Raffy as lean , am I crazy.... ] If you told me Raffy Palmeiro was even working out, I would've said you are crazy. He had that Brooks Robinson body, kind of soft, a sweet stroke and a good talent. But I never would've guessed he was juicing.
  13. I like Marty and there are always laughs to be had with his Mailbag. I do think Noble gets exasperated with some of the folks that write him , can't blame him though. This week Marty asks a question. Sanchez hasn't given up a run in 6 2/3 innings of work so far this season. I seem to remember that he had a 21-scoreless-innings run going before he got hurt. Does that make his official total number of scoreless innings 27 2/3? Also, do you think he will remain as good as he's been? -- Ben W., Media, Pa. Your memory is a tad fuzzy, Ben. Sanchez's streak began during the 2006 season. He allowed 19 runs, 16 earned before the injury that ended his season on July 31. No, I don't think he or anyone else will pitch without allowing runs for any extended period. But he seems to be throwing well. He has stuff, backbone and the support of his teammates, manager and fans. When his stamina is where it needs to be, he probably will be a particularly effective reliever. But he'll have his bad days, too. Now, a question for you: You used the phrasing "innings of work." You are hardly alone in that regard. It seemed at some point last summer, everyone began to think the words "of work" were required if "inning" or "innings" were used. Why? What else can there be? Innings of ice cream? Innings of snoring? Innings are work. "Innings of work" is like "hours of time" and "miles of distance."
  14. That's sad I think , I would have loved to have been there for a game when she was playing. It would be great if Wilpon decided to dump the horrible music played now and brought back an organist, never happen though.
  15. I absolutely can't wait to see it. I bet 3D is looking forward to seeing it , he loves Bobby.
  16. I think Rogers is a country music fan , what's the scoop Stevo?
  17. I wonder if Gary Carter were a coach on the team if he would have urged him to go out , and seeing that he didn't then take the curtain call himself.
  18. I think I saw her on "Cops" one night , I wonder if she has been booked for Larry King yet.
  19. PLJ are right now doing a great song skit about Clemens to the tune of Marc Cohen's "Walking in Memphis" ...........
  20. attgig wrote: i think Heilman's failing them in the clubhouse too http://newyork.mets.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20080428&content_id=2605008&vkey=news_nym&fext=.jsp&c_id=nym ] Because of the rescheduling, the Mets will play each day beginning Aug. 5 and through Aug. 27. The prevailing preference of the players was to play two games Tuesday and not lose a late-season day off when fatigue is more likely to be an issue than it is now. Some players were miffed that the August date was chosen by the club. The collective bargaining agreement between the Players' Union and the clubs limits to 18 the numbers of consecutive days a team can be scheduled to play. However, a rescheduled game can be inserted in the schedule even if the number of consecutives days with games exceeds 18. Aaron Heilman, the Mets' player rep, said playing Aug. 11 was "the best option we were given." He had to sign off on it. But, as he said, "We have to authorize it, but we have only suggestive power." Seems to me that the club should be working with the players on shit like this , everyone needs a day off.
  21. As I mentioned somewhere else here I've read that his fastball is only in the mid-eighties and his curve is like 82 , not going to work that. The same article had a scout saying that his arm strength is shot and that's why he blows.
  22. WOW , I'm stunned.
  23. I think that's all part of the learning process for Hagin , and really he couldn't be with a better tutor than Rose in regards to Mets history.
  24. Debate on Newsday........Metsblog gets a mention(not a nice one either) The Final Score
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