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And he's not thrown out after all. I guess that's another side effect of the press box being in the ionosphere.

Whoah! A mid-at-bat tossing of McNeilio.

I would tend to think that it's already been a big part of his speed issues.

Keith too, and they're right. That press box is ridiculous. Keep in mind that Harry Kalas died up there. Howie's tone wasn't nearly as disconcerting as Swarzak's pitchin', sadly.

Howie Rose's tone told me that shot by Harper was gone, gone, gone.

I just erased a lot of work. I'm locking this thread for a bit.

G-Fafif wrote: Amed SS Jeff 2B Love to see that speed at the top of the lineup.

I need to bail for a bit and get some work done. Good guessing.

Ah man, a beat too late.

Duke Snider CF #15 Straight outa Flatbush for 300 pointaroonies. Mike Piazza---C:5 Well, I'd ask you to be a mensch and continue to wait on Benny, but we've waited and waited, so you get three hunnert. Starting Pitchers 6) Nolan Ryan: 107.5 (John Cougar Lunchbucket) 11) Tom Seaver: 92.8 (Hahn Solo) 15) Pedro Martinez: 82.8 (batmagadanleadoff) 24) Warren Spahn: 74.8 (batmagadanleadoff) 35) ___________________: 66.9 39) ___________________: 65.0 44) ___________________: 66.1 46) ___________________: 60.9 52) ___________________: 58.4 55) ___________________: 56.5 T60) ___________________: 55.7 T62) ___________________: 55.2 84) ___________________: 51.0 85) ___________________: 50.6 Relief Pitchers 6) Billy Wagner: 24.1 (Chad Ochoseis) 19) ___________________: 16.5 21) John Franco: 16.1 (centerfield) 34) ___________________: 14.2 T36) ___________________: 14.1 T36) ___________________: 14.1 38) ___________________: 14.0 40) ___________________: 13.8 T43) ___________________: 12.9 T51) ___________________: 12.0 55) ___________________: 11.6 T72) ___________________: 10.6 80) ___________________: 10.3 T84) ___________________: 10.0 T86) ___________________: 9.9 T86) ___________________: 9.9 T96) ___________________: 9.3 Catchers 2) Gary Carter: 69.4 (seawolf17) T5) Yogi Berra: 63.7 (Chad Ochoseis) T5) Mike Piazza: 63.7 (batmagadanleadoff) 7) ___________________: 62.3 92) ___________________: 18.9 First Basemen 12) Eddie Murray: 72.0 (Hahn Solo) 22) ___________________: 62.3 27) ___________________: 59.4 29) ___________________: 57.3 51) ___________________: 44.2 57) ___________________: 42.1 T65) ___________________: 36.5 T86) ___________________: 31.1 Second Basemen 11) Roberto Alomar: 63.6 (centerfield) 14) ___________________: 62.0 18) ___________________: 56.1 27) ___________________: 46.6 33) ___________________: 42.0 61) ___________________: 30.1 69) ___________________: 28.4 T70) ___________________: 28.3 T80) ___________________: 24.0 90) ___________________: 22.9 97) ___________________: 21.2 Third Basemen 21) Robin Ventura: 56.7 (Hahn Solo) 25) ___________________: 54.8 27) David Wright: 52.3 (seawolf17) T61) ___________________: 35.7 74) ___________________: 32.7 80) ___________________: 31.4 87) ___________________: 30.1 Shortstops T30) ___________________: 44.2 T30) ___________________: 44.2 32) ___________________: 43.5 35) ___________________: 42.0 49) ___________________: 37.9 63) ___________________: 31.4 67) ___________________: 30.3 T91) ___________________: 25.4 97) ___________________: 24.5 Left Fielders 5) Rickey Henderson: 106.3 (John Cougar Lunchbucket) 38) ___________________: 47.7 40) ___________________: 47.1 73) ___________________: 33.3 92) ___________________: 29.6 100) ___________________: 27.6 Center Fielders 1) Willie Mays: 149.9 (batmagadanleadoff) 9) Carlos Beltran: 68.1 (Chad Ochoseis) 15) Duke Snider: 63.5 (Hahn Solo) 19) ___________________: 57.4 26) ___________________: 50.7 31) ___________________: 48.9 52) ___________________: 42.2 59) ___________________: 40.3 60) ___________________: 40.2 96) ___________________: 28.1 Right Fielders 17) ___________________: 62.1 21) ___________________: 59.6 35) ___________________: 48.5 37) ___________________: 47.9 38) ___________________: 47.8 43) ___________________: 44.4 52) Darryl Strawberry: 41.5 (John Cougar Lunchbucket) 77) ___________________: 34.8 86) ___________________: 32.7 =#0000FF]SCORING batmagadanleadoff: 1,187 Hahn Solo: 895 Chad Ochoseis: 892 Hahn Solo: 891 John Cougar Lunchbucket: 883 seawolf17: 591 centerfield: 579

Point. Give me a number for your Piazza guess.

Pitcher #6 must be... Ryan? You're talking the express train to BIG POINTS!! Starting Pitchers 6) Nolan Ryan: 107.5 (John Cougar Lunchbucket) 11) Tom Seaver: 92.8 (Hahn Solo) 15) Pedro Martinez: 82.8 (batmagadanleadoff) 24) Warren Spahn: 74.8 (batmagadanleadoff) 35) ___________________: 66.9 39) ___________________: 65.0 44) ___________________: 66.1 46) ___________________: 60.9 52) ___________________: 58.4 55) ___________________: 56.5 T60) ___________________: 55.7 T62) ___________________: 55.2 84) ___________________: 51.0 85) ___________________: 50.6 Relief Pitchers 6) Billy Wagner: 24.1 (Chad Ochoseis) 19) ___________________: 16.5 21) John Franco: 16.1 (centerfield) 34) ___________________: 14.2 T36) ___________________: 14.1 T36) ___________________: 14.1 38) ___________________: 14.0 40) ___________________: 13.8 T43) ___________________: 12.9 T51) ___________________: 12.0 55) ___________________: 11.6 T72) ___________________: 10.6 80) ___________________: 10.3 T84) ___________________: 10.0 T86) ___________________: 9.9 T86) ___________________: 9.9 T96) ___________________: 9.3 Catchers 2) Gary Carter: 69.4 (seawolf17) T5) Yogi Berra: 63.7 (Chad Ochoseis) T5) ___________________: 63.7 7) ___________________: 62.3 92) ___________________: 18.9 First Basemen 12) Eddie Murray: 72.0 (Hahn Solo) 22) ___________________: 62.3 27) ___________________: 59.4 29) ___________________: 57.3 51) ___________________: 44.2 57) ___________________: 42.1 T65) ___________________: 36.5 T86) ___________________: 31.1 Second Basemen 11) Roberto Alomar: 63.6 (centerfield) 14) ___________________: 62.0 18) ___________________: 56.1 27) ___________________: 46.6 33) ___________________: 42.0 61) ___________________: 30.1 69) ___________________: 28.4 T70) ___________________: 28.3 T80) ___________________: 24.0 90) ___________________: 22.9 97) ___________________: 21.2 Third Basemen 21) Robin Ventura: 56.7 (Hahn Solo) 25) ___________________: 54.8 27) David Wright: 52.3 (seawolf17) T61) ___________________: 35.7 74) ___________________: 32.7 80) ___________________: 31.4 87) ___________________: 30.1 Shortstops T30) ___________________: 44.2 T30) ___________________: 44.2 32) ___________________: 43.5 35) ___________________: 42.0 49) ___________________: 37.9 63) ___________________: 31.4 67) ___________________: 30.3 T91) ___________________: 25.4 97) ___________________: 24.5 Left Fielders 5) Rickey Henderson: 106.3 (John Cougar Lunchbucket) 38) ___________________: 47.7 40) ___________________: 47.1 73) ___________________: 33.3 92) ___________________: 29.6 100) ___________________: 27.6 Center Fielders 1) Willie Mays: 149.9 (batmagadanleadoff) 9) Carlos Beltran: 68.1 (Chad Ochoseis) 15) ___________________: 63.5 19) ___________________: 57.4 26) ___________________: 50.7 31) ___________________: 48.9 52) ___________________: 42.2 59) ___________________: 40.3 60) ___________________: 40.2 96) ___________________: 28.1 Right Fielders 17) ___________________: 62.1 21) ___________________: 59.6 35) ___________________: 48.5 37) ___________________: 47.9 38) ___________________: 47.8 43) ___________________: 44.4 52) Darryl Strawberry: 41.5 (John Cougar Lunchbucket) 77) ___________________: 34.8 86) ___________________: 32.7 =#0000FF]SCORING Chad Ochoseis: 892 Hahn Solo: 891 batmagadanleadoff: 887 John Cougar Lunchbucket: 883 Hahn Solo: 595 seawolf17: 591 centerfield: 579

Roberto Alomar. 2b #18. Flushing legend Roberto Alomar is our top-ranked Mets affiliated keystoner, coming in at #11. Starting Pitchers 6) ___________________: 107.5 11) Tom Seaver: 92.8 (Hahn Solo) 15) Pedro Martinez: 82.8 (batmagadanleadoff) 24) Warren Spahn: 74.8 (batmagadanleadoff) 35) ___________________: 66.9 39) ___________________: 65.0 44) ___________________: 66.1 46) ___________________: 60.9 52) ___________________: 58.4 55) ___________________: 56.5 T60) ___________________: 55.7 T62) ___________________: 55.2 84) ___________________: 51.0 85) ___________________: 50.6 Relief Pitchers 6) Billy Wagner: 24.1 (Chad Ochoseis) 19) ___________________: 16.5 21) John Franco: 16.1 (centerfield) 34) ___________________: 14.2 T36) ___________________: 14.1 T36) ___________________: 14.1 38) ___________________: 14.0 40) ___________________: 13.8 T43) ___________________: 12.9 T51) ___________________: 12.0 55) ___________________: 11.6 T72) ___________________: 10.6 80) ___________________: 10.3 T84) ___________________: 10.0 T86) ___________________: 9.9 T86) ___________________: 9.9 T96) ___________________: 9.3 Catchers 2) Gary Carter: 69.4 (seawolf17) T5) Yogi Berra: 63.7 (Chad Ochoseis) T5) ___________________: 63.7 7) ___________________: 62.3 92) ___________________: 18.9 First Basemen 12) Eddie Murray: 72.0 (Hahn Solo) 22) ___________________: 62.3 27) ___________________: 59.4 29) ___________________: 57.3 51) ___________________: 44.2 57) ___________________: 42.1 T65) ___________________: 36.5 T86) ___________________: 31.1 Second Basemen 11) Roberto Alomar: 63.6 (centerfield) 14) ___________________: 62.0 18) ___________________: 56.1 27) ___________________: 46.6 33) ___________________: 42.0 61) ___________________: 30.1 69) ___________________: 28.4 T70) ___________________: 28.3 T80) ___________________: 24.0 90) ___________________: 22.9 97) ___________________: 21.2 Third Basemen 21) Robin Ventura: 56.7 (Hahn Solo) 25) ___________________: 54.8 27) David Wright: 52.3 (seawolf17) T61) ___________________: 35.7 74) ___________________: 32.7 80) ___________________: 31.4 87) ___________________: 30.1 Shortstops T30) ___________________: 44.2 T30) ___________________: 44.2 32) ___________________: 43.5 35) ___________________: 42.0 49) ___________________: 37.9 63) ___________________: 31.4 67) ___________________: 30.3 T91) ___________________: 25.4 97) ___________________: 24.5 Left Fielders 5) Rickey Henderson: 106.3 (John Cougar Lunchbucket) 38) ___________________: 47.7 40) ___________________: 47.1 73) ___________________: 33.3 92) ___________________: 29.6 100) ___________________: 27.6 Center Fielders 1) Willie Mays: 149.9 (batmagadanleadoff) 9) Carlos Beltran: 68.1 (Chad Ochoseis) 15) ___________________: 63.5 19) ___________________: 57.4 26) ___________________: 50.7 31) ___________________: 48.9 52) ___________________: 42.2 59) ___________________: 40.3 60) ___________________: 40.2 96) ___________________: 28.1 Right Fielders 17) ___________________: 62.1 21) ___________________: 59.6 35) ___________________: 48.5 37) ___________________: 47.9 38) ___________________: 47.8 43) ___________________: 44.4 52) Darryl Strawberry: 41.5 (John Cougar Lunchbucket) 77) ___________________: 34.8 86) ___________________: 32.7 =#0000FF]SCORING Chad Ochoseis: 892 Hahn Solo: 891 batmagadanleadoff: 887 Hahn Solo: 595 seawolf17: 591 John Cougar Lunchbucket: 583 centerfield: 579

Felix is laughing like a DICK.

Left fielder: 5 Rickey Henderson The one and only. I'll go with Seaver, as the 6 SP. A terrific answer, but not quite a franchise-quality answer. That's 295 points for you. John Franco. Relief pitcher #6. Not quite so lofty, but yeah. #2 catcher - Yogi Also not quite so high, but even Napoleon had his Watergate. Warren Spahn --- SP:11 He probably was at some point, but now he's tumbled to #24. First Base # 12 Eddie Murray That's about as steady an answer as you can give. I think there's a glitch in your scoring method. If Tim Foli, say, is the #5 pitcher, and a contestant guesses Tim Foli as the # 15 pitcher, you credit that as a correct score and award 290 points, even though the guess is really wrong or partially correct, at best. But the points you award gives away the correct answer. Anyone can now figure that Foli is either 5 or 25. Well, the idea is that Foli comes off the board. I'm holding off on Piazza, though, until our guesser follows up with a slot. Man, but Foli could pitch. Also, as far as penalties, subtracting 100 for an outright miss is harsh. If you guess that Angel Berroa is #98, but it turns out he's #103, you'll only get docked five points. I'll say one of the #5 catchers is Gary Carter. The Kid, amazingly, is still hot tonight. Fangraphs has him at #2. Gary Carter---C:5 A minute too late. Maybe seconds. No penalty strokes, though. Billy Wagner - reliever #11 #11 isn't even a Metly slot. (It's Lindy McDaniel's, by the way.) But you get beaucoup points for #6. Pedro Martinez---P:15 Vote for Pedro. Number 15 he is, despite far fewer innings than the pitchers before and behind him. Robin Ventura 3rd base #25 Actually, he's all the way up at #21. He's ranked far lower as a boxer, though. CF #9. - Beltran And that's despite coming from an inaccessible island. I think there's a glitch in your scoring method. If Tim Foli, say, is the #5 pitcher, and a contestant guesses Tim Foli as the # 15 pitcher, you credit that as a correct score and award 290 points, even though the guess is really wrong or partially correct, at best. But the points you award gives away the correct answer. Anyone can now figure that Foli is either 5 or 25. I also got a question about the orders. Why is the list of Right Fielders (38, 35, 37) seemingly out of sequence? I wanna guess Strawberry is ... 35): 48.5 Pilot error is the answer to the question about the orders. Fix't now. Darryl comes in at 52. You get 283 points. Which is about how many homers Strawberry hit if you don't count the Yankees. I'm gonna say 3B #21 is Wright. In another world, certainly. But this world has spine injuries, and he hangs 'em up at #27. Starting Pitchers 6) ___________________: 107.5 11) Tom Seaver: 92.8 (Hahn Solo) 15) Pedro Martinez: 82.8 (batmagadanleadoff) 24) Warren Spahn: 74.8 (batmagadanleadoff) 35) ___________________: 66.9 39) ___________________: 65.0 44) ___________________: 66.1 46) ___________________: 60.9 52) ___________________: 58.4 55) ___________________: 56.5 T60) ___________________: 55.7 T62) ___________________: 55.2 84) ___________________: 51.0 85) ___________________: 50.6 Relief Pitchers 6) Billy Wagner: 24.1 (Chad Ochoseis) 19) ___________________: 16.5 21) John Franco: 16.1 (centerfield) 34) ___________________: 14.2 T36) ___________________: 14.1 T36) ___________________: 14.1 38) ___________________: 14.0 40) ___________________: 13.8 T43) ___________________: 12.9 T51) ___________________: 12.0 55) ___________________: 11.6 T72) ___________________: 10.6 80) ___________________: 10.3 T84) ___________________: 10.0 T86) ___________________: 9.9 T86) ___________________: 9.9 T96) ___________________: 9.3 Catchers 2) Gary Carter: 69.4 (seawolf17) T5) Yogi Berra: 63.7 (Chad Ochoseis) T5) ___________________: 63.7 7) ___________________: 62.3 92) ___________________: 18.9 First Basemen 12) Eddie Murray: 72.0 (Hahn Solo) 22) ___________________: 62.3 27) ___________________: 59.4 29) ___________________: 57.3 51) ___________________: 44.2 57) ___________________: 42.1 T65) ___________________: 36.5 T86) ___________________: 31.1 Second Basemen 11) ___________________: 63.6 14) ___________________: 62.0 18) ___________________: 56.1 27) ___________________: 46.6 33) ___________________: 42.0 61) ___________________: 30.1 69) ___________________: 28.4 T70) ___________________: 28.3 T80) ___________________: 24.0 90) ___________________: 22.9 97) ___________________: 21.2 Third Basemen 21) Robin Ventura: 56.7 (Hahn Solo) 25) ___________________: 54.8 27) David Wright: 52.3 (seawolf17) T61) ___________________: 35.7 74) ___________________: 32.7 80) ___________________: 31.4 87) ___________________: 30.1 Shortstops T30) ___________________: 44.2 T30) ___________________: 44.2 32) ___________________: 43.5 35) ___________________: 42.0 49) ___________________: 37.9 63) ___________________: 31.4 67) ___________________: 30.3 T91) ___________________: 25.4 97) ___________________: 24.5 Left Fielders 5) Rickey Henderson: 106.3 (John Cougar Lunchbucket) 38) ___________________: 47.7 40) ___________________: 47.1 73) ___________________: 33.3 92) ___________________: 29.6 100) ___________________: 27.6 Center Fielders 1) Willie Mays: 149.9 (batmagadanleadoff) 9) Carlos Beltran: 68.1 (Chad Ochoseis) 15) ___________________: 63.5 19) ___________________: 57.4 26) ___________________: 50.7 31) ___________________: 48.9 52) ___________________: 42.2 59) ___________________: 40.3 60) ___________________: 40.2 96) ___________________: 28.1 Right Fielders 17) ___________________: 62.1 21) ___________________: 59.6 35) ___________________: 48.5 37) ___________________: 47.9 38) ___________________: 47.8 43) ___________________: 44.4 52) Darryl Strawberry: 41.5 (John Cougar Lunchbucket) 77) ___________________: 34.8 86) ___________________: 32.7 =#0000FF]SCORING Chad Ochoseis: 892 Hahn Solo: 891 batmagadanleadoff: 887 Hahn Solo: 595 seawolf17: 591 John Cougar Lunchbucket: 583 centerfield: 285

Smoltz wants to eliminate the shift No. curtail the relentless use of relievers No. stop the exploitation of the disabled list I guess I agree but I'm not sure he and I would mean two different things. but most of all, revolutionize the schedule. I'm certainly for eliminating designated rivalries and so make schedules more fair. As for creating drama with the schedule, I get no support (and Grimm hates it), but promotion and relegation is the answer.

Benjamin Grimm wrote: Piazza 2) WHEN you guess, PLEASE say which slot you're guessing. Like: "The number 38 all-time shortstop must be Tim Bogar."

Damn, Keith. Scabies?

Enjoy 300 tasty units of fruit. Starting Pitchers 6) ___________________: 107.5 11) ___________________: 92.8 15) ___________________: 82.8 24) ___________________: 74.8 35) ___________________: 66.9 39) ___________________: 65.0 44) ___________________: 66.1 46) ___________________: 60.9 52) ___________________: 58.4 55) ___________________: 56.5 T60) ___________________: 55.7 T62) ___________________: 55.2 84) ___________________: 51.0 85) ___________________: 50.6 Relief Pitchers 6) ___________________: 24.1 19) ___________________: 16.5 21) ___________________: 16.1 34) ___________________: 14.2 T36) ___________________: 14.1 T36) ___________________: 14.1 38) ___________________: 14.0 40) ___________________: 13.8 T43) ___________________: 12.9 T51) ___________________: 12.0 55) ___________________: 11.6 T72) ___________________: 10.6 80) ___________________: 10.3 T84) ___________________: 10.0 T86) ___________________: 9.9 T86) ___________________: 9.9 T96) ___________________: 9.3 Catchers 2) ___________________: 69.4 T5) ___________________: 63.7 T5) ___________________: 63.7 7) ___________________: 62.3 92) ___________________: 18.9 First Basemen 12) ___________________: 72.0 22) ___________________: 62.3 27) ___________________: 59.4 29) ___________________: 57.3 51) ___________________: 44.2 57) ___________________: 42.1 T65) ___________________: 36.5 T86) ___________________: 31.1 Second Basemen 11) ___________________: 63.6 14) ___________________: 62.0 18) ___________________: 56.1 27) ___________________: 46.6 33) ___________________: 42.0 61) ___________________: 30.1 69) ___________________: 28.4 T70) ___________________: 28.3 T80) ___________________: 24.0 90) ___________________: 22.9 97) ___________________: 21.2 Third Basemen 21) ___________________: 56.7 25) ___________________: 54.8 27) ___________________: 52.3 T61) ___________________: 35.7 74) ___________________: 32.7 80) ___________________: 31.4 87) ___________________: 30.1 Shortstops T30) ___________________: 44.2 T30) ___________________: 44.2 32) ___________________: 43.5 35) ___________________: 42.0 49) ___________________: 37.9 63) ___________________: 31.4 67) ___________________: 30.3 T91) ___________________: 25.4 97) ___________________: 24.5 Left Fielders 5) ___________________: 106.3 38) ___________________: 47.7 40) ___________________: 47.1 73) ___________________: 33.3 92) ___________________: 29.6 100) ___________________: 27.6 Center Fielders 1) Willie Mays: 149.9 (batmagadanleadoff) 9) ___________________: 68.1 15) ___________________: 63.5 19) ___________________: 57.4 26) ___________________: 50.7 31) ___________________: 48.9 52) ___________________: 42.2 59) ___________________: 40.3 60) ___________________: 40.2 96) ___________________: 28.1 Right Fielders 17) ___________________: 62.1 21) ___________________: 59.6 38) ___________________: 47.8 35) ___________________: 48.5 37) ___________________: 47.9 43) ___________________: 44.4 52) ___________________: 41.5 77) ___________________: 34.8 86) ___________________: 32.7 =#0000FF]SCORING batmagadanleadoff: 300

Hey, kids, is your favorite Met one of the top 100 players at his position? OF ALL TIME?! Well, maybe and maybe not. But, I figured, Fangraphs should have an opinion. So I looked at how they ranked the top 100 recipients of their proprietary stat of fWAR. Hey, it's not the last word on anything, but it's Fangraphs' word, and they're pretty smart over there. If you'd like to play please guess which Mets fill the blanks below. RULEZ and REGULASHUNZ 1) One guess per post, no consecutive guessing. 2) WHEN you guess, PLEASE say which slot you're guessing. Like: "The number 38 all-time shortstop must be Tim Bogar." 3) You get 300 points for a correct guess, minus the number of slots you miss. So if you say. "The 36th all-time leftfielder is Joe Shlabotnik," and Joe is on the list, but at 86th, rather than 36, you get 250 points. 4) Minus 100 points for an incorrect guess. 5) BONUS: A handful of guys are ranked at more than one position, which you may notice by the same fWAR score appearing on more than one list. I don't know how those nudniks at Fangraphs divided things up. It's not like guys who switched positions mid-career have their scores broken up. They'll have the same score on two lists. IF YOU WANT TO SCORE BIG POINTS, feel free to guess one guy at multiple positions, like "Jack Armstrong is the #11 pitcher AND the #78 rightfielder." You can only score big if you invoke it as a double guess. Guess away. Starting Pitchers 6) ___________________: 107.5 11) ___________________: 92.8 15) ___________________: 82.8 24) ___________________: 74.8 35) ___________________: 66.9 39) ___________________: 65.0 44) ___________________: 66.1 46) ___________________: 60.9 52) ___________________: 58.4 55) ___________________: 56.5 T60) ___________________: 55.7 T62) ___________________: 55.2 84) ___________________: 51.0 85) ___________________: 50.6 Relief Pitchers 6) ___________________: 24.1 19) ___________________: 16.5 21) ___________________: 16.1 34) ___________________: 14.2 T36) ___________________: 14.1 T36) ___________________: 14.1 38) ___________________: 14.0 40) ___________________: 13.8 T43) ___________________: 12.9 T51) ___________________: 12.0 55) ___________________: 11.6 T72) ___________________: 10.6 80) ___________________: 10.3 T84) ___________________: 10.0 T86) ___________________: 9.9 T86) ___________________: 9.9 T96) ___________________: 9.3 Catchers 2) ___________________: 69.4 T5) ___________________: 63.7 T5) ___________________: 63.7 7) ___________________: 62.3 92) ___________________: 18.9 First Basemen 12) ___________________: 72.0 22) ___________________: 62.3 27) ___________________: 59.4 29) ___________________: 57.3 51) ___________________: 44.2 57) ___________________: 42.1 T65) ___________________: 36.5 T86) ___________________: 31.1 Second Basemen 11) ___________________: 63.6 14) ___________________: 62.0 18) ___________________: 56.1 27) ___________________: 46.6 33) ___________________: 42.0 61) ___________________: 30.1 69) ___________________: 28.4 T70) ___________________: 28.3 T80) ___________________: 24.0 90) ___________________: 22.9 97) ___________________: 21.2 Third Basemen 21) ___________________: 56.7 25) ___________________: 54.8 27) ___________________: 52.3 T61) ___________________: 35.7 74) ___________________: 32.7 80) ___________________: 31.4 87) ___________________: 30.1 Shortstops T30) ___________________: 44.2 T30) ___________________: 44.2 32) ___________________: 43.5 35) ___________________: 42.0 49) ___________________: 37.9 63) ___________________: 31.4 67) ___________________: 30.3 T91) ___________________: 25.4 97) ___________________: 24.5 Left Fielders 5) ___________________: 106.3 38) ___________________: 47.7 40) ___________________: 47.1 73) ___________________: 33.3 92) ___________________: 29.6 100) ___________________: 27.6 Center Fielders 1) ___________________: 149.9 9) ___________________: 68.1 15) ___________________: 63.5 19) ___________________: 57.4 26) ___________________: 50.7 31) ___________________: 48.9 52) ___________________: 42.2 59) ___________________: 40.3 60) ___________________: 40.2 96) ___________________: 28.1 Right Fielders 17) ___________________: 62.1 21) ___________________: 59.6 38) ___________________: 47.8 35) ___________________: 48.5 37) ___________________: 47.9 43) ___________________: 44.4 52) ___________________: 41.5 77) ___________________: 34.8 86) ___________________: 32.7

Justine Ward oddly wearing old Phillies burgundy this evening.

No action in the Pool. I didn't know the original Phanatic was the son of semi-lengendary Delaware football coach Tubby Raymond.

Having Wright around is contagious. [tweet:2c2uobqd] [/tweet:2c2uobqd]

That grand total of 0.4 WAR out of Vargas, Harvey, d'Arnaud, Plawecki, Cespedes and Bruce helped a lot to get them there, dad gummit.

Wheeler in a position to possibly somehow edge the Cy Young favorite for the SHaM Young Award is astounding. deGrom, Post ASB: 3-5, 1.94 ERA, 78 2/3 IP, 0.92 WHIP, 15 BB, 102 SO Wheeler, Post ASB: 9-1, 1.68 ERA, 75 IP, 0.81 WHIP, 15 BB, 73 SO The difference, to the extent that there is one, may be one ball that bounced out of a glove instead of being caught.