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  1. Hopefully, they'll assign him #1.
  2. Hit the ball over the fence. Hit the ball over the fence. Hit the ball over the fence.
  3. Don't swing at the first pitch. Don't swing at the first pitch. Don't swing at the first pitch.
  4. Who called for this replay?
  5. Dodgers running players out there wearing 14 and 31. Mets honor Dodgers players better than the Dodgers do.
  6. Well, if that was retaliation, it couldn't have backfired any more utterly.
  7. Bastardo hung that one out to dry.
  8. If Conforto bunted it down the third base side, he could jog to first. Backwards.
  9. I'm not sure about that cutoff. I don't think Gonzalez was necessarily beating that throw.
  10. That's a bad thing with Utley. A bad thing.
  11. Why would there have been pre-game warnings? This Seager guy is Steven Matz' main competition for Rookie of the Year.
  12. Hardly any reason not to do it. [list:bpy6ugvg][*:bpy6ugvg]No prohibitive contract.[/*:m:bpy6ugvg] [*:bpy6ugvg]No talent required in exchange.[/*:m:bpy6ugvg] [*:bpy6ugvg]Fills a gap by batting left-handed.[/*:m:bpy6ugvg] [*:bpy6ugvg]Even if he doesn't hit, he gets on base.[/*:m:bpy6ugvg] [*:bpy6ugvg]Even if he doesn't get on base, he fields his position.[/*:m:bpy6ugvg] [*:bpy6ugvg]He can possibly be a lefty pinch-hit option when/if Duda returns.[/*:m:bpy6ugvg] [*:bpy6ugvg]Even if he doesn't do any of that, he's releasable without penalty.[/*:m:bpy6ugvg][/list:u:bpy6ugvg] The main downside is they either have to put Duda on the 60-Day (which may be inevitable) or dangle somebody else to open up a roster spot.
  13. Guys, stop telling the fight story wrong. The way it goes is Hernandez challenged CARTER, telling him they'd fight if he CALLED another fastball.
  14. Wasting a challenge, Dick Scott.
  15. S... s... s... s... H... h... h... h... U... u... u... u... T... t... t... t... U... u... u... u... P... p... p... p... Shut... shut... shut... shut... Up... up... up... up...
  16. Zvon wrote: SAFETY DANCE WAS GREAT[/bigpurple] Come on, FOX booth. Shut up!
  17. That's the way we do it in Flushing, Turner.
  18. No transaction announced by the team, but The Daily News (among others) is reporting that this is a done deal. Loney himself just tweeted out, "I❤️NY." On the other hand, didn't Carlos Gomez do something like that?
  19. d'Kong76 wrote: Bon Jovi commercials have taken his act to whole 'nother level of suck. Jon Bon Jovi wants to help you delete your children.
  20. You're fighting a one-man war on the word, there! I think it's got some interesting connotations. On one hand, it borrows from the words earlier meaning of "fighting," as in the player is fighting himself, and on the other, it's got some onomatopoeia qualities, filled with the friction of a machine whose gears aren't properly oiled, whose parts need calibrating. I understand you don't think it's strong enough, but "sucking" is filled with sexual connotation (and gay sexual connotation), and so I imagine players and coaches are sensitive about using it in a tense situation, and writers too. There's a hit-and-miss about which papers will allow it. "Struggling" is probably the best play there, but I'm guessing the writers have picked up "scuffling" from its frequent clubhouse usage.
  21. John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: I think he was concerned Grandyman was gonna turn an ankle on it. Sure. Looked like that to me too. But it's notable that the Cabrera was the one to have that concern, never taking his eyes off the prize.
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