Edgy MD
-
Posts
92,402 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
39
Content Type
Profiles
New York Mets News, Rumors & Analysis
New York Mets Videos
2026 New York Mets Top Prospect Rankings
New York Mets Trade & Free Agent Rumors
New York Mets Fan Guides & Resources
2026 New York Mets Draft Picks & Signing Bonuses
Forums
Blogs
Events
Store
Downloads
Gallery
Everything posted by Edgy MD
-
Prado took his eye off the ball, thinking about Mesoraco.
-
Is Vargas hitting eighth so that they can pinch hit for him and get him out of the game a little earlier? Cool Vargas fact: The team nickname is the Dirtbags? What the hell? It's an unofficial nickname the baseball team gave themselves. The official nickname is the 49ers. Yeah, terrific double play, coming within a hair of getting nothing on both ends.
-
Go to Vegas, José. It's a good place to find your stroke. DirectionGOINGTransactionCleared Waivers & Demoted To Las VegasPosition Group=#008000] Catcher[fimg=90]http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/images/players/head_shot/446653.jpg[/fimg]NameJosé LobatonDoB10/21/84B/TS/R
-
Whew!
-
Damn, Ramos with the bezes loaded. That's a tough draw.
-
Stupid shift.
-
Big-ass spot for Big Daddy Blevvie.
-
I didn't hear Guillorme's. I like how fast Mesoraco fires the ball back to his pitcher. With him catching a fast worker like Sewald, things zip along.
-
Sewald gets his ERA down to the respectable territory of 3.96.
-
Vargas pulled from the game with the single-digit-ish ERA and Evans gets his first knock of the season hitting for him. I don't know what Rosario's walkup music is, but it sounds like an autotuned dancefloor remake of The Marshall Tucker Band's "Heard It in a Love Song."
-
KA-pow! 9.87. Ya. Gotta. Believe.
-
With that strikeout, Vargas' ERA down to 10.06. If he can get the last out here, he'll be out of the two-digits-to-the-left-of-the-decimal range.
-
Fifth strikeout. Vargas' ERA down to 10.26.
-
Neither have everything to do with the batter. Both have something to do with the batter.
-
Gonzalez swinging at high poo.
-
Vargas ERA down to 10.47, folks.
-
Vargas' ERA down to 10.69, folks.
-
Well, shit, I guess we should talk about Jose Bautista
Edgy MD replied to A Boy Named Seo's topic in New York Mets Talk
I think he's an option if he comes at a rock bottom remainder price, which he likely would. And he'd likely be on a short enough leash. Rick Ankiel-in-2013 short. Probably shorter than that. -
Having the presence of mind, character of heart, and fleetness of foot to skedaddle quickly to first does have something to do with you. And heck, even being a threatening enough hitter that it takes bouncing balls in the dirt to get you to whiff has something to do with you.
-
Is Vargas hitting eighth so that they can pinch hit for him and get him out of the game a little earlier? Cool Vargas fact:
-
seawolf17 wrote: seawolf17 wrote: Benjamin Grimm wrote: Is Vargas hitting eighth so that they can pinch hit for him and get him out of the game a little earlier? It won't even be Vargas's spot in the lineup by the time it comes up, it'll be Lugo or Gsellman or whoever relieves him after he gives up six runs in the first. Vargas vilifier! Jason jinxer! Southpaw smearer! d'Kong76 wrote: Mets-LH-Jason Vargas (0-3, 13.86)[/bigpurple] Put that a little bigger since you must have missed it. Thanks. Let me know if you need any of these resized. Happy to do it.
-
seawolf17 wrote: Benjamin Grimm wrote: Is Vargas hitting eighth so that they can pinch hit for him and get him out of the game a little earlier? It won't even be Vargas's spot in the lineup by the time it comes up, it'll be Lugo or Gsellman or whoever relieves him after he gives up six runs in the first. Vargas vilifier! Jason jinxer! Southpaw smearer!
-
Because the defense didn't complete the play, and therefore they've performed worse. Yes, I think reaching on errors and passed balls/wild pitch-strikeouts should count in your on-base percentage, but it don't.
-
That at-bat ended Odubel Herrera's on-base streak at 45 games, but in a goofy way, as Herrera struck out on a 103-and-change pitch in the dirt, and then dashed to first as the ball skipped past Francisco Peña, the overmatched Cardinal catcher. Reaching on un-caught strikeouts doesn't count in your favor in on-base percentage calculations, though, so Herrera ended his on-base streak, ironically, by reaching base.
-
Cardinal rookie reliever Jordan Hicks, who the Mets faced earlier this year when he was merely hitting 103, hit 105 twice yesterday against the Phils, one of which missed while tailing away with some terrifying movement. [tweet:dtfbl80h] [/tweet:dtfbl80h] The really weird thing is that he's been effective (2.05) ERA, despite striking out only 3.7 batters per nine. So here you have perhaps the fastest pitcher ever, and he's pitching to contact.
