Edgy MD

Hey, Gary Apple, it was Hendrix that played the national anthem. Come on, Keith. Lay him out for that.

Weird Sewald Fact: Paul's Players Weekend nickname last year was ... "Paulie." He somehow has about 11 nicknames in this forum, but none in the Mets clubhouse. Even Eric Goeddel had "Goopy."

Wait, Cohen isn't back?

Three things I notice re-reading the Sewald notes above: I'm not sure what my reference to Puerto Rico was. Did Sewald play for Team Puerto Rico? Did I just confuse him with Seth Lugo? Ed O'Neil played for the 1890 Maumees. That's the third team nickname today that I am just seeing for the first time. What's a Maumee? Scott Ruffcorn. There's a name. Indeed, there's a name for a guy grinding out a winless record over five seasons as a bullpen backender.

I guess when he's playing third, he's Miggier than usual, but I expect him to be more Reubenesque than anything.

One of those guys who hits well enough until you trick yourself into depending on it. It probably has nothing to do with anything, but Rosario's defense seemed to begin visibly improving after Hech showed up, particularly on balls close to the ground.

Valencia has me curious. I'm not quite sure where he'd play, but ... well, who says he has to play?

I figured there was no way that Pete would be putting a dent in the rookie RBI record. Before our era, a slugger of his capacity didn't screw around batting second, but was always put in the best situation to pick up RBI in the 3-4-5 positions. Did you know there was a baseball outfit called the 1914 Buffeds? I didn't! Didn't know about the 1911 Rustlers either! [TABLE][TR][TD]RBI in a Season by a Mets Rookie Pete Alonso Projected to End of Season (2019): 121.83 ✭✭✭=#0040FF]1) Pete Alonso (2019): 91✭✭✭ 2) Darryl Strawberry (1983): 74 t-3) Ike Davis (2010): 71 t-3) Ty Wigginton (2003): 71 5) Steve Henderson (1977): 65 6) Jay Payton (2000): 62 7) Jason Phillips (2003): 58 8) Cleon Jones (1966): 57 t-9) Tsuyoshi Shinjo (2001): 56 t-9) Tsuyoshi Shinjo (2001): 56[/TD][TD]RBI in a Season by a Mets Hitter of Any Stripe t-1) David Wright (2008): 124 t-1) Mike Piazza (1999): 124 Pete Alonso Projected to End of Season (2019): 121.83 3) Robin Ventura (1999): 120 t-4) Bernard Gilkey (1996): 117 t-4) Howard Johnson (1991): 117 t-6) Carlos Beltran (2006): 116 t-6) David Wright (2006): 116 8) Carlos Delgado (2008): 115 9) Carlos Delgado (2006): 114 10) Mike Piazza (2000): 113 ... 44) Lucas Duda (2014): 92 t-45) Keith Hernandez (1985): 91 =#0000FF]t-45) Peter Alonso (2019): 91 t-47) Howard Johnson (1990): 90 t-47) Ike Davis (2012): 90 t-47) George Foster (1983): 90[/TD][/TR][TR][TD]RBI in a Season by an MLB Rookie 1) Ted Williams (1939 Red Sox): 145 2) Walt Dropo (1950 Red Sox): 144 3) Hal Trosky (1950 Indians): 142 4) Dale Alexander (1929 Tigers): 137 5) Albert Pujols (2001 Cardinals): 130 6) Joe DiMaggio (1936 Yankees): 125 7) Buck Freeman (1899 Senators): 122 Pete Alonso Projected to End of Season (2019): 121.83 8) Wally Berger (1930 Braves): 119 9) Mark McGwire (1987 Athletics): 118 10) Jose Canseco (1986 Athletics): 117 ... t-89) Kent Hrbek (1982 Twins): 92 t-89) Vern Stephens (1942 Browns): 92 t-89) Miguel Andujar (2018 Yankees): 92 t-92) Dick Allen (1964 Phillies): 91 t-92) Bill Kenworthy (1914 Packers): 91 =#0000FF]t-92) Pete Alonso (2019 Mets): 91 t-92) Kitty Bransfield (1901 Pirates): 91 t-92) Roy Sievers (1949 Browns): 91 t-97) Charlie Hanford (1914 Buffeds): 90 t-97) Dan Uggla (2006 Marlins): 90 t-97) Socks Seybold (1901 Athletics): 90 t-97) George Scott (1966 Red Sox): 90 t-97) Andrew Benintendi (2017 Red Sox): 90 t-97) Bill Hassamaer (1894 Senators): 90 t-97) Josh Bell (2017 Pirates): 90 [/TD][TD]RBI in a Season by an MLB Hitter of Any Stripe 1) Hack Wilson (1930 Cubs): 191 2) Lou Gehrig (1931 Yankees): 184 3) Hank Greenberg (1937 Tigers): 183 t-4) Lou Gehrig (1927 Yankees): 175 t-4) Jimmie Foxx (1938 Red Sox): 175 6) Lou Gehrig (1930 Yankees): 174 7) Babe Ruth (1921 Yankees): 171 t-8) Hank Greenberg (1935 Tigers): 170 t-8) Chuck Klein (1930 Phillies): 170 10) Jimmie Foxx (1932 Athletics): 169 … t-405) George Sisler (1920 Browns): 122 t-405) Fred Lynn (1979 Red Sox): 122 t-405) Barry Bonds (1998 Giants): 122 t-405) Frank Robinson (1966 Orioles): 122 t-405) Lefty O'Doul (1929 Phillies): 122 t-405) Charlie Keller (1941 Yankees): 122 t-405) Richard Hidalgo (2000 Astros): 122 t-405) Nomar Garciaparra (1998 Red Sox): 122 t-405) Jason Giambi (2002 Yankees): 122 t-405) Cecil Cooper (1980 Brewers): 122 t-405) Billy Williams (1972 Cubs): 122 t-405) Bill Nicholson (1944 Cubs): 122 t-405) Harmon Killebrew (1961 Twins): 122 t-405) Tony Perez (1969 Reds): 122 t-405) Ben Chapman (1931 Yankees): 122 t-405) Baby Doll Jacobson (1920 Browns): 122 t-405) Joe DiMaggio (1950 Yankees): 122 t-405) Gabby Hartnett (1930 Cubs): 122 t-405) Jackie Jensen (1958 Red Sox): 122 t-405) Jose Canseco (1991 Athletics): 122 t-405) Mark Teixeira (2009 Yankees): 122 t-405) Walker Cooper (1947 Giants): 122 t-405) Matt Williams (1990 Giants): 122 t-405) Manny Ramirez (2000 Indians): 122 t-405) Ripper Collins (1935 Cardinals): 122 t-405) Joe Medwick (1938 Cardinals): 122 t-405) Gil Hodges (1953 Dodgers): 122 t-405) George Kelly (1921 Giants): 122 t-405) Buck Ewing (1893 Spiders): 122 t-405) Buck Freeman (1899 Senators): 122 t-405) Jim Rice (1984 Red Sox): 122 t-405) Dante Bichette (1998 Rockies): 122 Pete Alonso Projected to End of Season: 121.83 t-437) Babe Ruth (1924 Yankees): 121 t-437) Carl Yastrzemski (1967 Red Sox): 121 t-437) Adrian Beltre (2004 Dodgers): 121 t-437) Mike Schmidt (1980 Phillies): 121 t-437) Hughie Jennings (1896 Orioles): 121 t-437) Cy Seymour (1905 Reds): 121 t-437) Joe Jackson (1920 White Sox): 121 t-437) Kirby Puckett (1988 Twins): 121 t-437) Dale Murphy (1983 Braves): 121 t-437) Mark Teixeira (2008 Braves/Andels): 121 t-437) Rafael Palmeiro (1998 Orioles): 121 t-437) Monte Irvin (1951 Giants): 121 t-437) Boog Powell (1969 Orioles): 121 t-437) George Foster (1976 Reds): 121 t-437) Manny Ramirez (2008 Red Sox/Angels): 121 t-437) Carlos Pena (2007 Devil Rays): 121 t-437) Hank Sauer (1952 Cubs): 121 t-437) Bill Terry (1927 Giants): 121 t-437) Cecil Cooper (1982 Brewers): 121 t-437) Andres Galarraga (1998 Braves): 121 t-437) Bernie Williams (2000 Yankees): 121 t-437) Wally Berger (1934 Braves): 121 t-437) Joe Carter (1986 Indians): 121 t-437) Glenn Wright (1925 Pirates): 121 t-437) Chuck Klein (1931 Phillies): 121 t-437) Jake Stenzel (1894 Pirates): 121 t-437) Buck Freeman (1902 Americans): 121 t-437) Jeff Kent (1997 Giants): 121 t-437) Johnny Hodapp (1930 Indians): 121 t-437) Richie Sexson (2005 Mariners): 121 t-437) Alex Rodriguez (2006 Yankees): 121 t-437) Gary Sheffield (2004 Yankees): 121 t-437) Bob Johnson (1936 Athletics): 121 t-437) Tony Lazzeri (1930 Yankees): 121 t-437) Jay Buhner (1995 Mariners): 121 t-437) Rusty Staub (1978 Tigers): 121 t-437) Joe Carter (1993 Blue Jays): 121 t-437) Preston Wilson (2000 Marlins): 121 … t-2,832) Ty Cobb (1910 Tigers): 91 t-2,832) Nap Lajoie (1906 Naps): 91 t-2,832) Ben Zobrist (2009 Rays): 91 t-2,832) Dick Allen (1964 Phillies): 91 t-2,832) Dustin Pedroia (2011 Red Sox): 91 t-2,832) Mike Schmidt (1981 Phillies): 91 t-2,832) Stan Musial (1952 Cardinals): 91 t-2,832) Honus Wagner (1902 Pirates): 91 t-2,832) Ken Williams (1923 Browns): 91 t-2,832) Bobby Wallace (1901 Cardinals): 91 t-2,832) Eddie Mathews (1961 Braves): 91 t-2,832) Roberto Clemente (1969 Pirates): 91 t-2,832) Dave Orr (1886 Metropolitans): 91 t-2,832) Bob Allison (1963 Twins): 91 t-2,832) Brian Jordan (1998 Cardinals): 91 t-2,832) Ben Zobrist (2011 Rays): 91 t-2,832) Ivan Rodriguez (1998 Rangers): 91 t-2,832) Bill Kenworthy (1914 Packers): 91 t-2,832) Freddie Freeman (2016 Braves): 91 t-2,832) Ken Keltner (1944 Indians): 91 t-2,832) Robin Ventura (1998 White Sox): 91 t-2,832) Dixie Walker (1944 Dodgers): 91 t-2,832) Nick Etten (1944 Yankees): 91 t-2,832) Ted Simmons (1973 Cardinals): 91 t-2,832) John Reilly (1884 Red Stockings): 91 t-2,832) George Davis (1894 Giants): 91 t-2,832) Robin Yount (1988 Brewers): 91 t-2,832) Andruw Jones (2004 Braves): 91 t-2,832) Paul O'Neill (1991 Reds): 91 t-2,832) Alfonso Soriano (2003 Yankees): 91 =#0000FF]t-2,832) Keith Hernandez (1985 Mets): 91 t-2,832) Hank Thompson (1950 Giants): 91 t-2,832) Gary Ward (1982 Twins): 91 t-2,832) Tony Perez (1971 Reds): 91 t-2,832) Willie McCovey (1967 Giants): 91 t-2,832) Bug Holliday (1892 Reds): 91 t-2,832) Reggie Jackson (1976 Orioles): 91 t-2,832) Bill Joyce (1898 Giants): 91 t-2,832) Bill Skowron (1960 Yankees): 91 t-2,832) Kirk Gibson (1984 Tigers): 91 t-2,832) Harry Heilmann (1930 Reds): 91 t-2,832) Graig Nettles (1975 Yankees): 91 t-2,832) Ed Delahanty (1892 Phillies): 91 t-2,832) Ryan Zimmerman (2007 Nationals): 91 t-2,832) Bobby Veach (1916 Tigers): 91 t-2,832) Jose Cruz (1980 Astros): 91 t-2,832) Sam West (1931 Senators): 91 t-2,832) Wally Berger (1936 Bees): 91 t-2,832) Todd Helton (2007 Rockies): 91 t-2,832) Will Clark (1987 Giants): 91 t-2,832) Michael Young (2005 Rangers): 91 t-2,832) Ramon Hernandez (2006 Orioles): 91 t-2,832) Chris Young (2010 Diamondbacks): 91 t-2,832) Ian Desmond (2014 Nationals): 91 t-2,832) Eddie Murray (1987 Orioles): 91 =#0000FF]t-2,832) Peter Alonso (2019 Mets): 91 t-2,832) Elston Howard (1962 Yankees): 91 t-2,832) Vern Stephens (1943 Browns): 91 t-2,832) Jim Edmonds (1998 Angels): 91 t-2,832) Alex Rios (2012 White Sox): 91 t-2,832) Frank Robinson (1963 Reds): 91 t-2,832) Joe Adcock (1960 Braves): 91 t-2,832) Mike Easler (1984 Red Sox): 91 t-2,832) Joe Kelley (1900 Superbas): 91 t-2,832) Norm Cash (1971 Tigers): 91 t-2,832) Keith Hernandez (1977 Cardinals): 91 t-2,832) Tommy Henrich (1938 Yankees): 91 t-2,832) Paul O'Neill (1996 Yankees): 91 t-2,832) Rocky Colavito (1963 Tigers): 91 t-2,832) Evan Longoria (2014 Rays): 91 t-2,832) Billy Williams (1966 Cubs): 91 t-2,832) John Kruk (1987 Padres): 91 t-2,832) Moises Alou (2003 Cubs): 91 t-2,832) Travis Fryman (1991 Tigers): 91 t-2,832) Harry Danning (1940 Giants): 91 t-2,832) Babe Herman (1928 Robins): 91 t-2,832) Jack Doyle (1903 Superbas): 91 t-2,832) Ryan Braun (2016 Brewers): 91 t-2,832) Mark Grace (1999 Cubs): 91 t-2,832) Willie Horton (1969 Tigers): 91 t-2,832) Brian Downing (1984 Angels): 91 t-2,832) Ellis Burks (2002 Indians): 91 t-2,832) Freddie Lindstrom (1929 Giants): 91 t-2,832) Dick Hoblitzel (1911 Reds): 91 t-2,832) Red Murray (1909 Giants): 91 t-2,832) Billy Williams (1962 Cubs): 91 t-2,832) Tony Perez (1977 Expos): 91 t-2,832) Tony Perez (1976 Reds): 91 t-2,832) Carl Furillo (1951 Dodgers): 91 t-2,832) Dan Driessen (1977 Reds): 91 t-2,832) Roy Hartzell (1911 Highlanders): 91 t-2,832) Doc Miller (1911 Rustlers): 91 t-2,832) Goose Goslin (1929 Senators): 91 t-2,832) Kent Hrbek (1986 Twins): 91 t-2,832) Mike Lowell (2000 Marlins): 91 t-2,832) Hunter Pence (2010 Astros): 91 t-2,832) Buddy Lewis (1938 Senators): 91 t-2,832) Don Hurst (1931 Phillies): 91 t-2,832) Michael Young (2010 Rangers): 91 t-2,832) Jake Lamb (2016 Diamondbacks): 91 t-2,832) Kitty Bransfield (1901 Pirates): 91 t-2,832) Ruben Sierra (1988 Rangers): 91 t-2,832) Roy Sievers (1949 Browns): 91 t-2,832) Cap Anson (1893 Colts): 91 t-2,832) Vinny Castilla (2001 Devil Rays/Astros): 91 t-2,832) Alfonso Soriano (2004 Rangers): 91 t-2,832) Charlie Hickman (1900 Giants): 91 t-2,832) Andre Dawson (1985 Expos): 91 t-2,832) Cap Anson (1895 Colts): 91 t-2,832) Vladimir Guerrero (2008 Angels): 91 t-2,832) Willie Greene (1997 Reds): 91 t-2,832) Bill Hallman (1895 Phillies): 91 t-2,832) Bob Meusel (1923 Yankees): 91 t-2,832) Carlos Delgado (1997 Blue Jays): 91 t-2,832) Richie Sexson (2000 Indians/Brewers): 91 t-2,832) Les Bell (1928 Braves): 91 t-2,832) Ripper Collins (1932 Cardinals): 91 t-2,832) Hubie Brooks (1990 Dodgers): 91 t-2,832) Dale Long (1956 Pirates): 91 t-2,832) Bobby Murcer (1975 Giants): 91 t-2,832) Charlie Grimm (1929 Cubs): 91 t-2,832) Rudy York (1947 Red Sox/White Sox): 91 t-2,832) Don Baylor (1985 Yankees): 91 t-2,832) Corey Hart (2008 Brewers): 91 t-2,832) Dave Kingman (1985 Athletics): 91 t-2,832) Tino Martinez (2000 Yankees): 91 t-2,832) Tommy Tucker (1893 Beaneaters): 91 t-2,832) Jerry Morales (1975 Cubs): 91

Edgy MD wrote: I don't know who is going to replace Gagnon as Syracuse used 5 relievers tonight with Mazza getting the start: https://www.mlb.com/mets/prospects/stats/affiliateshttps://www.mlb.com/mets/prospects/stats/affiliates My money's on Kyle Barraclough, recently DFA'd by the Giants before appearing in a single game. Also, with those five relievers each getting one inning, it doesn't necessarily stand to reason that any or all of them are too gassed to be promoted. Nogosek has to get a second look sooner or later. He's been the stingiest guy in Stingetown this season.

I don't know who is going to replace Gagnon as Syracuse used 5 relievers tonight with Mazza getting the start: https://www.mlb.com/mets/prospects/stats/affiliateshttps://www.mlb.com/mets/prospects/stats/affiliates My money's on Kyle Barraclough, recently DFA'd by the Giants before appearing in a single game.

d'Amn, guys.

Bring in deGrom, you poops!

A trio of ninth-inning homers and they ... go ... to ... Diaz? Glub.

Well, four runs for Atlanta was not quite what I was hoping to see when I got back from the bathroom.

Alonso too. He's been living up the middle of late.

Use up all your hits on the Yankees, Cleveland.

Gary Snapple just called Ramos "Rosario." One or two malapropisms doesn't make you Ralph Kiner, Gary!

=kcmets post_id=18991 time=1565920400 user_id=53] The dimming the lights and everyone doing their lighted chop thing is just plain repulsive.

This goofy bullpen here at White Flight Stadium forces Ricky Bones to cross in front of his warming-up pitchers to get the phone.

Stroman gets the out, nobody on base, and he's yanked. Doesn't anybody listen to cooby?

Down to 9-3.

Great catch and great gamesmanship by Acuña. Tomlin really doesn't seem to have anything working at all. He's just putting the ball in play.

The Alonso power surge may have fallen off in the last week, but he's still above the Foster Line. And now, he's the National League's all-time rookie home run co-champion. [TABLE][TR][TD]Home Runs in a Season by a Mets Rookie Pete Alonso Projected to End of Season (2019): 52.21 ✭✭✭=#0040FF]1) Pete Alonso (2019): 39✭✭✭ 2) Darryl Strawberry (1983): 26 t-3) Ike Davis (2010): 19 t-3) Ron Swoboda (1965): 19 t-5) John Milner (1972): 17 t-5) Jay Payton (2000): 17 7) Johnny Lewis (1965): 15 t-8) David Wright (2004): 14 t-8) Benny Agbayani (1999): 14 t-10) Jeromy Burnitz (1993): 13 t-10) Travis d'Arnaud (2014): 13[/TD][TD]Home Runs in a Season by a Mets Hitter of Any Stripe Pete Alonso Projected to End of Season (2019): 52.14 t-1) Carlos Beltran (2006): 41 t-1) Todd Hundley (1996): 41 3) Mike Piazza (1999): 40 t-4) Darryl Strawberry (1987): 39 =#0000FF]t-4) Pete Alonso (2019): 39 t-4) Darryl Strawberry (1988): 39 t-7) Mike Piazza (2000): 38 t-7) Howard Johnson (1991): 38 t-7) Carlos Delgado (2006): 38 t-7) Carlos Delgado (2008): 38 t-11) Darryl Strawberry (1990): 37 t-11) Dave Kingman (1976): 37 t-11) Dave Kingman (1982): 37 t-14) Howard Johnson (1989): 36 t-14) Mike Piazza (2001): 36 t-14) Howard Johnson (1987): 36 t-18) Cliff Floyd (2005): 34 t-18) Bobby Bonilla (1993): 34 t-18) Frank Thomas (1962): 34 Michael Conforto Projected to End of Season (2019): 33.47 t-21) David Wright (2008): 33 t-21) Carlos Beltran (2007): 33 t-21) Mike Piazza (2002): 33 ... 51) Edgardo Alfonzo (2000): 25 =#0000FF]t-51) Michael Conforto (2019): 25 t-53) Tommie Agee (1970): 24 t-53) Gary Carter (1986): 24 t-53) Kevin McReynolds (1990): 24 t-53) Howard Johnson (1988): 24 t-53) George Foster (1984): 24 t-53) Robin Ventura (2000): 24 t-53) Butch Huskey (1997): 24 t-53) Carlos Delgado (2007): 24[/TD][/TR][TR][TD]Home Runs in a Season by an MLB Rookie Pete Alonso Projected to End of Season (2019): 52.21 1) Aaron Judge (2017 Yankees): 52 2) Mark McGwire (1987 Athletics): 49 3) Cody Bellinger (2017 Dodgers): 39 =#0000FF]t-3) Pete Alonso (2019 Mets): 39 t-5) Frank Robinson (1956 Redlegs): 38 t-5) Wally Berger (1930 Braves): 38 t-7) Albert Pujols (2001 Cardinals): 37 t-7) Al Rosen (1950 Indians): 37 9) José Abreu (2014 White Sox): 36 t-10) Mike Piazza (1993 Dodgers): 35 t-10) Hal Trosky (1934 Indians): 35 t-10) Rudy York (1937 Tigers): 35 t-10) Ron Kittle (1983 White Sox): 35[/TD][TD]Home Runs in a Season by an MLB Hitter of Any Stripe 1) Barry Bonds (2001 Giants): 73 2) Mark McGwire (1998 Cardinals): 70 3) Sammy Sosa (1998 Cubs): 66 4) Mark McGwire (1999 Cardinals): 65 5) Sammy Sosa (2001 Cubs):64 6) Sammy Sosa (1999 Cubs): 63 7) Roger Maris (1961 Yankees): 61 8) Babe Ruth (1927 Yankees): 60 t-9) Babe Ruth (1921 Yankees): 59 t-9) Giancarlo Stanton (2017 Marlins): 59 t-11) Jimmie Foxx (1932 Athletics): 58 t-11) Hank Greenberg (1938 Tigers): 58 t-11) Ryan Howard (2006 Phillies): 58 t-11) Mark McGwire (1997 Athletics/Cardinals): 58 t-15) Alex Rodriguez (2002 Rangers): 57 t-15) Luis Gonzalez (2001 Diamondbacks): 57 t-17) Ken Griffey Jr. (1997 Mariners): 56 t-17) Hack Wilson (1930 Cubs): 56 t-17) Ken Griffey Jr. (1998 Mariners): 56 t-20) Babe Ruth (1920 Yankees): 54 t-20) Babe Ruth (1928 Yankees): 54 t-20) Mickey Mantle (1961 Yankees): 54 t-20) Alex Rodriguez (2007 Yankees): 54 t-20) Ralph Kiner (1949 Pirates): 54 t-20) Jose Bautista (2010 Blue Jays): 54 t-20) David Ortiz (2006 Red Sox): 54 27) Chris Davis (2013 Orioles): 53 Pete Alonso Projected to End of Season: 52.14 t-28) Mickey Mantle (1956 Yankees): 52 t-28) Willie Mays (1965 Giants): 52 t-28) George Foster (1977 Reds): 52 t-28) Aaron Judge (2017 Yankees): 52 t-28) Alex Rodriguez (2001 Rangers): 52 t-28) Mark McGwire (1996 Athletics): 52 t-28) Jim Thome (2002 Indians): 52 ... t-336): Stan Musial (1948 Cardinals): 39 t-336): Rogers Hornsby (1929 Cubs): 39 t-336): Rogers Hornsby (1925 Cardinals): 39 t-336): Mike Trout (2018 Angels): 39 t-336): Fred Lynn (1979 Red Sox): 39 t-336): Matt Kemp (2011 Dodgers): 39 t-336): Hank Aaron (1959 Braves): 39 t-336): Frank Robinson (1962 Reds): 39 t-336): Jose Ramirez (2018 Indians): 39 t-336): Kris Bryant (2016 Cubs): 39 t-336): Jeff Bagwell (1994 Astros): 39 t-336): Mike Trout (2019 Angels): 39 t-336): Eddie Mathews (1960 Braves): 39 t-336): Vern Stephens (1949 Red Sox): 39 t-336): Ken Williams (1922 Browns): 39 t-336): Bobby Bonds (1973 Giants): 39 t-336): Gary Sheffield (2003 Braves): 39 t-336): Joe DiMaggio (1948 Yankees): 39 t-336): Hank Aaron (1967 Braves): 39 t-336): Roger Maris (1960 Yankees): 39 t-336): Vladimir Guerrero (2002 Expos): 39 t-336): Willie McCovey (1970 Giants): 39 t-336): Brian Giles (1999 Pirates): 39 t-336): Hack Wilson (1929 Cubs): 39 t-336): Cody Bellinger (2019 Dodgers): 39 t-336): Robinson Cano (2016 Mariners): 39 t-336): Jim Edmonds (2003 Cardinals): 39 t-336): Jim Rice (1983 Red Sox): 39 t-336): Christian Yelich (2019 Brewers): 39 t-336): Harmon Killebrew (1966 Twins): 39 t-336): Boog Powell (1964 Orioles): 39 t-336): Moises Alou (2004 Cubs): 39 t-336): Jim Rice (1979 Red Sox): 39 t-336): Vladimir Guerrero (2004 Angels): 39 t-336): Willie McCovey (1965 Giants): 39 t-336): Mark McGwire (1990 Athletics): 39 t-336): Rafael Palmeiro (1995 Orioles): 39 t-336): Alfonso Soriano (2002 Yankees): 39 =#0000FF]t-336): Darryl Strawberry (1987 Mets): 39 t-336): Darryl Strawberry (1988 Mets): 39 t-336): Jeff Bagwell (2001 Astros): 39 t-336): Mark Teixeira (2009 Yankees): 39 t-336): Lee May (1971 Reds): 39 t-336): Mo Vaughn (1995 Red Sox): 39 t-336): Jim Rice (1977 Red Sox): 39 t-336): Greg Luzinski (1977 Phillies): 39 t-336): Gorman Thomas (1982 Brewers): 39 t-336): Edwin Encarnacion (2015 Blue Jays): 39 t-336): Rafael Palmeiro (1996 Orioles): 39 t-336): Mark Teixeira (2011 Yankees): 39 t-336): Norm Cash (1962 Tigers): 39 t-336): Cody Bellinger (2017 Dodgers): 39 t-336): Richie Sexson (2005 Mariners): 39 t-336): Carlos Delgado (2001 Blue Jays): 39 t-336): Nelson Cruz (2017 Mariners): 39 =#0000FF]t-336) Peter Alonso (2019 Mets): 39 t-336): Roy Sievers (1958 Senators): 39 t-336): Jeff Bagwell (2003 Astros): 39 t-336): Juan Gonzalez (1999 Rangers): 39 t-336): Paul Konerko (2010 White Sox): 39 t-336): Rafael Palmeiro (2000 Rangers): 39 t-336): Reggie Jackson (1982 Angels): 39 t-336): Carlos Pena (2009 Rays): 39 t-336): Frank Thomas (2006 Athletics): 39 t-336): Cecil Fielder (1996 Tigers/Yankees): 39

Wait a midget ... has Stroman died his hair blue?

Mickey says he goes by analytics 15% of the time and feel 85% of the time. It says a lot. The thing is, a lot of time guys say they aren't going by analytics, they're going by analytics, just the wrong analytics. I mean, saying you use analytics 15% of time is using analytics.