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  1. Ewing not scoring on the infield out is noted in the booth as a teachable moment, but I think it's Tim Leiper rather than Ewing that needed teaching. The booth has since moved toward the suggestion that Leiper — and inexperience in general — is probably the issue.
  2. McLean is just getting stronger as the game progresses. I have no expectation that he'll reach 100 pitches, though — or even necessarily approach it.
  3. What an amazing series of things went down in about three seconds in that Rincones non-catch.
  4. The announcers have been talking for a while about Lindor being in a hole, but he has seemed mostly fine to me compared to some others. He just hasn't been getting the ball dropping in.
  5. Bo Bichette isn't above ruining the challenge mojo by making and losing a dumb challenge with two out and nobody on.
  6. Luis Torrens back above the line! Marcus Semien back down to the line!!
  7. 1269 3rd Ave - Google Maps Rusty is worthy of a one-man museum:
  8. This game kind of stunk more than the one they threw away against Boston after pulling Thornton. It felt like they came out of the gate throwing it away.
  9. Soto on a groundout just peeling off toward the dugout before the play is made is just the very worst.
  10. Imma say Senga has a future. Ninety eight (he hit 99 today) and that fork has been harnessed to great effect before (indeed, he was slower in his rookie year) and it can be harnessed again.
  11. The Mets' presence in this game is slipping away.
  12. Senga shows his forkball grip to the runner on second before putting the ball in his glove.
  13. Manaea left it all on the field in the fourth. (So alone.)
  14. Such terrific arms Alvarez and Benge have. And they almost gave Kyle Shwarber three bases.
  15. Manaea punched in the nose to lead off the next inning.
  16. It's only the fourth, but take a bow, Sean Manaea.
  17. Wagaman setting a new Mets standard for first-base stretching.
  18. Tyrone Tyalor didn't cheat on his vitamins during the break.
  19. Marcus Semien back in the lineup and makes a blunder in his first chance.
  20. Schwarber deep in the first. Hopefully we hold him to one this inning.
  21. These creamy home togs Phillie is rocking are handsome.
  22. That makes it game time, ya filthy animals. Strangely, the Mets have Ewing back at eighth and Lindor batting leadoff again. All three of GKR are in the house. METS Starting Pitcher Sean Manaea LHP 2-4, 4.56 ERA, 74 SO Lineup Francisco Lindor (S) SS Juan Soto (L) DH Bo Bichette (R) 3B Francisco Alvarez (R) C Carson Benge (L) RF Marcus Semien (R) 2B Tyrone Taylor (R) LF A.J. Ewing (L) CF Eric Wagaman (R) 1B PHILADELPHIA Starting Pitcher Jesús Luzardo LHP 8-4, 3.51 ERA, 136 SO Lineup Trea Turner (R) SS Kyle Schwarber (L) DH Bryce Harper (L) 1B Alec Bohm (R) 3B Edmundo Sosa (R) LF Brandon Marsh (L) RF J.T. Realmuto (R) C Derek Hill (R) CF Bryson Stott (L) 2B
  23. So, how mad it is that they took their first-round pick and went for a player described as a "fourth-year sophomore" with only 14 innings under his belt? No summer league experience either. They are seemingly trying to steal something here. Conservative picks can wash out as well, certainly, but this seems like a moonshot.
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