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Meanwhile, we have to worry about Carlos B. And the Phillies are w/i 3 after a bases loaded walk and then a HBP.

Three Guiseppe Franco's? We usually only have 2!

Frayed Knot wrote: To steal one of Keith Olberman's schticks, our problems so far today: Worst (tie): Murphy's 1st inning bunt & Reyes's steal attempt Worster: Wright 1-out/runners-on K Worstest: Santana's balk Ed Rapuano: The Worst. Person. IN THE WORLD!!!!

YES!!!!! Time for more 'roids, Gagne.

That was a pathetic AB from our top RBI guy against a nobody.

Ugly.

Look at Gomez's OBP--with that speed!--yeesh.

Nice work TM. You've raised the bar for the September KTEs.

[u:8518693de6]New York Mets:[/u:8518693de6] J. Reyes, ss Murphy, lf Wright, 3b Delgado, 1b Beltran, cf Church, rf Easley, 2b Schneider, c Santana, lhp [u:8518693de6]Milwaukee Brewers:[/u:8518693de6] 2B Rickie Weeks SS JJ Hardy LF Ryan Braun 1B Prince Fielder RF Corey Hart CF Mike Cameron 3B Bill Hall C Jason Kendall P Ben Sheets [u:8518693de6]Sheets vs. Mets (lifetime, 4-2, 5.10):[/u:8518693de6] David Wright .571, HR, 7 AB Luis Castillo .368, 19 AB Fernando Tatis .333, 9 AB Damion Easley .333, 6 AB Brian Schneider .235, 17 AB Carlos Beltran .222, 9 AB Endy Chavez .214, 14 AB Carlos Delgado .167, HR, 12 AB Ryan Church .167, 6 AB Jose Reyes .111, 9 AB [u:8518693de6] Santana vs. Brewers (lifetime, 3-2, 3.61):[/u:8518693de6] Mike Rivera 1.000, 1 AB Rickie Weeks .800, 2 HR, 5 AB Ray Durham .400, 2 HR, 15 AB Ryan Braun .333, 3 AB Craig Counsell .333, 3 AB Prince Fielder .333, 3 AB Mike Cameron .308, 13 AB J.J. Hardy .250, 4 AB Gabe Kapler .214, HR, 14 AB Bill Hall .200, HR, 15 AB Jason Kendall .059, 17 AB Corey Hart .000, 3 AB

Add Brandon Knight to list of call-ups (Lugo DFA'd to make room).

If you can appeal, then what about Gooden's one-hitter! Knight should have been charged w/an error: http://www.leaptoad.com/mets/gamedetail.php?gameno=3664

Ain't nothing easy but we'll more than take it.

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=3562459 Zambrano's arm is tired. WAKE IT THE HELL UP!!!

If they had a 28-man roster at the start of the season, which makes sense, then the owners would have to pay 3 more players a major league salary. Howie said that Ramon will be activated tomorrow so that means 35 Mets.

I understand what Jerry has said about over-crowding the locker room and possible affecting team chemistry, but what if you have an 18-inning game? What if it's a 1-run game, Castro is on 1st, and you have run out of pinch runners? I would rather have too many than too few.

You're welcome. If you're interested, I posted the call-ups in another thread.

From the LoHud Mets Blog--5 pitchers, 4 hitters (no Nixon): There may be additions to this list, although assistant GM Tony Bernazard said Fernando Martinez isn�t one of them. Here are the guys we know who will be in Milwaukee tomorrow: Jon Niese, LHP � 21-year-old top pitching prospect will make MLB debut Tuesday; 5-1, 3.40 ERA in seven starts at New Orleans; scouting report is 88-92 m.p.h., 12 to 6 curve, pitches inside to RH and outside to LH; likes to compete Bobby Parnell, RHP � 23, hard thrower, 6-foot-4, has 25 K�s in 23 IP at New Orleans, but hasn�t fared as well as Niese overall; 66 BB in 147 IP this season at Binghamton and New Orleans; 2-2, 6.64 ERA at New Orleans; will probably be slotted into the �pen Al Reyes, RHP � closed for the Rays last year but was released on Aug. 9; Argenis Reyes, INF � Second baseman was just sent down last week during the series against Philadelphia Ricardo Rincon, LHP � Mexican leaguer just joined New Orleans; he last pitched in the big leagues in �06; will likely assume Scott Schoeneweis� role for the time being as Schoeneweis battles back problems Marlon Anderson, INF/OF � you know him, returning from a hamstring injury (he�s actually here in Florida already) Gustavo Molina, C � a Venezuelan catcher, 26, who batted .206 this year in New Orleans; had 18 MLB at-bats last year with the White Sox; Mets wanted a third catcher Ramon Martinez, INF � has played in the majors for the Giants, Tigers, Phillies and Dodgers; batted .289 in 53 games with New Orleans Carlos Muniz, RHP � has shuttled between the majors and minors; 2-4, 3.93 ERA in 18 G at New Orleans this year

[u:939dfb2d2c]New York Mets:[/u:939dfb2d2c] Reyes, ss Evans, lf Wright, 3b Beltran, cf Delgado, 1b Tatis, rf Easley, 2b Cancel, c Martinez, rhp [u:939dfb2d2c]"Fresh Fish! Fresh Fish!":[/u:939dfb2d2c] Ramirez, SS Gonzalez, LF Cantu, 3B Jacobs, 1B Uggla, 2B Hermida, RF Ross, CF Baker, C Olsen, lhp [u:939dfb2d2c] Olsen vs. Mets (lifetime, 1-4, 4.52):[/u:939dfb2d2c] Nick Evans .571, 7 AB Carlos Beltran .458, 2 HR, 24 AB Jose Reyes .429, HR, 28 AB Endy Chavez .400, 5 AB Ryan Church .333, 9 AB David Wright .308, 2 HR, 26 AB Luis Castillo .300, HR, 10 AB Fernando Tatis .286, 7 AB Carlos Delgado .261, HR, 23 AB Damion Easley .250, 16 AB Brian Schneider .250, 12 AB Robinson Cancel .000, 2 AB [u:939dfb2d2c]Martinez vs. Marlins (lifetime, 6-6, 3.08):[/u:939dfb2d2c] Mike Jacobs .500, HR, 12 AB Luis Gonzalez .370, 2 HR, 46 AB Alfredo Amezaga .333, 3 AB Dan Uggla .250, HR, 12 AB Jeremy Hermida .250, 8 AB Hanley Ramirez .167, 12 AB Paul Lo Duca .154, 13 AB Josh Willingham .091, 11 AB Jorge Cantu .000, 7 AB Cody Ross .000, 4 AB Wes Helms .000, 3 AB Matt Treanor .000, 2 AB

Both are on the DL.

F U Heilman, and F U Omar for giving us this bullpen.

F U Duaner

Does it hurt, honey? It wasn't on purpose, you moron. The ump should toss Ross for being a little, whiny, baby. Why don't you get Miguel Olivo to hit the 3B coach (I know he's in KC now)?

Siddown Ross, you little bitch.

John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: Why Cancel over Casanova even? Raul's not on the 40-man. http://newyork.mets.mlb.com/team/roster_40man.jsp?c_id=nym

Thanks for the replies. I forget Al Reyes. I had Ar. Reyes. I edited the list to reflect this.