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  1. Also a good idea for Ewing to double into the gap. That's good too.
  2. Might be a good time to let Pache hit for Ewing.
  3. Last chance vs. Hader. Nobody more fun to beat, Mets!
  4. Well, Blubaugh is the pitcher of record in the winning side, so whatever color his balls currently are, he's got the drop on me. But Benji has a real chance 2-and-0 here.
  5. Jared Young, the spirit of Duda is with you.
  6. AJ Blubaugh on for the Astros. A longtime favorite of the Camptown ladies.
  7. Losing that lead on a pinch-hit homer off of the face of The Coca-Cola Corner is bleh.
  8. Scoring a go-ahead run without a hit is good baseball.
  9. But the NFL doesn't cover, say, a Giants/Patriots game by rolling out Jason Pierre-Paul and Rob Gronkowski or the like, in order to project some sort of broadcast even-handedness? (It seems awful condescending.)
  10. Nick Allen is currently tipping the scales at 5'7," 166lb. one inch taller (but one pound fewer) than the official size of Jose Altuve, who just whiffed for the second time in the game, ending the top of the fifth. On the Mets side of the scales, AJ Ewing (who just walked leading off of the bottom of the inning) towers over both of them at 5'10" (but only 160).
  11. The former Rule V pick is in the news today as a high school baseball coach for going fists-versus-knife against a drunk guy threatening his players, and coming out on top. (For all reading along, while one has tip a hat to Lomon, fighting fists-against-knife is just about always a terrible idea.)
  12. Is this actually a better model? Does NBC or other telecast outlets try this with other sports? At least Zeile is a more experienced (and engaged) broadcaster than John Franco, but I'm working from the radio feed and GameDay webcast.
  13. Hey, he's not up in the big leagues, but a 1.03 WHIP in August, along with a 2.36:1 strikeout-to-walk ratio is certainly a big leap forward for a guy who was lost back in June (1.97 and 1.67:1, for comparison).
  14. Jonah Tong's last four starts for Syracuse: Date OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO 11-Aug @ JAX ND 4 4 1 1 4 6 16-Aug @ JAX ND 4 2/3 3 1 1 2 6 22-Aug vs WOR W 5 2/3 3 0 0 2 3 29-Aug @ LHV W 7 1 0 0 2 8 Even including his not-so-sexy August 5 start against Columbus, that's a .170 batting average against for August. That last start today was a seven-inning, one-hit shutout.
  15. The organization loves your productivity, cal, but your availability the last two seasons has been real issue. Also, it's been a stinky time for the Nats to be on a modest win streak. Can one of you who's not as hot as cal take in a game or two in Washington?
  16. Only guy who touched a batted ball in that last inning was Ewing.
  17. And hey, hey, hey! One out away! We got us a ballhawk.
  18. 2027 is a long way away. He plays third, too. But this game first.
  19. Jared Young just pulled within one of the team-lead in triples. He is also pulling away in the team lead in the Where would we be without this guy? race.
  20. Re-injured Soto is good stuff! Get your act together, Mets. You are the better team here.
  21. I reject Soto re-injuring his leg.
  22. I also reject Baty getting owned by the high heat.
  23. That BUILD, BABY, BUILD! sign behind home plate is referencing one of the president's campaign slogans, and therefore I reject The Haugland Group and their products and services.
  24. All the members of the Wagaman Army out at the ballpark today will be disappointed to see him replaced on the Mets' roster and in the Mets lineup by some guy named Soto. King of the Hill Bennett Sousa LHP 1-3, 6.27 ERA, 21 SO Lineup Jeremy "La Tormenta" Peña (R) DH "Air" Yordan Alvarez (L) LF Isaac Paredes (R) 3B Jose "Tuve" Altuve (R) 2B Daulton Varsho (L) CF Christian "C-Walk" Walker (R) 1B Taylor Trammell (L) RF Nick Allen (R) SS Christian "Mini Yadi" Vázquez (R) C Lord of the Mound Nolan "Cowboy Ohtani" McLean RHP 9-8, 3.21 ERA, 168 SO Lineup Francisco "Mr. Smile" Lindor (S) SS Juan "Childish Bambino" Soto (L) DH Bo "Knows" Bichette (R) 3B Carson "Bazooka" Benge (L) RF Jared Young (L) 1B Marcus "Sauce" Semien (R) 2B "Psychopath" AJ Ewing (L) CF B Brett "the Met" Baty (L) LF Francisco "The Troll" Alvarez (R) C
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