Edgy MD

Fates are with us, tonight, Coughlin. Granderson is with us, too.

I don't know who the National League Cy Young will be, but it'll be somebody with Daniel Murphy burn marks on his uniform.

The Met (who i can't recognize in his toque) next to Murphy on the bench just looked at him and shook his head.

And we thought Cespedes was on a salary drive.

Get that flat brim and beard outa here, Arrieta!

I confess, a terrible part of me was just then wondering if Wright should go to Terry and suggest that he should give Johnson a start at third.

Man, I'm fed up with shifts. But there Granderson goes just threading a hit through it.

Mel Rojas.

I'm telling you, the main virtue of Murphy's defense is how he stays with the play.

Duda back in left field?! No huh-way!

Elster88 wrote: Steven Matz expected to appear out of bullpen this weekend http://espn.go.com/blog/newyork/mets/post/_/id/112202/steven-matz-expected-to-appear-out-of-bullpen-this-weekend Terry can be such a weirdo. When it's for the sake of fielding his most competitive team for the post season, the idea of using Matz in relief is beyond the pale, it's he's never done it! So we can't have him doing it now! He's had arm problems! When it's about keeping his arm fresh for Game Four, Terry's all, Matz WILL pitch in Game Two, regardless of the situation; we'll figure some way to get him in there � force him in there if we have to. So he can't pitch relief because he's only started, so you want to protect him from the alleged damage of relieving, unless you need him to pitch relief to prepare for a start, in order to protect him from some other alleged damage. And all that puts aside the presumably high priority of winning post-season games whenever you have a chance to win them. And really, if you want to get him a single inning, just for the sake of getting him work, even though you obviously don't know how the game will unfold, just let him start.

MFS62 wrote: Gil Hodges once went 0-21 in a World Series, and a Priest of a congregation in Brooklyn exhorted his parishioners to pray for Gil. (The story may be apocryphal, I'm not sure) It's pretty well documented. Although the brief homily ("It's far too hot for a homily. Keep the Commandments and say a prayer for Gil Hodges.") didn't occur until the next spring, many sources have documented it as Father Herbert Redmond of St. Francis Xavier in Park Slope

It was published just as the last out was made in the previous series, and while Harvey was about to be announced as the expected starter, I thought others might have opinions on who they'd like to see.

Lagares is perhaps out without the Buster Posey Rule.

Just hope Familia is ready to go for Game #2 if needed.

Young Daniel: I will beat you with the bat and the leather! And the sling!

You've been Murph'd. You've been so Murph'd.

PiggiesTomatoes wrote: Breaks my heart and makes me angry seeing these empty seats. Yeah, those poor seats deserve a fat warm ass in them. Speaking of warm, check out Familia's short sleeves.

Throw strikes, Jeurys. No dickin' around.

This new pitcher looks defeated just taking the mound.

We needed Colon here. Walks suck.

Kyle Schwarber: 'Roids.

Frayed Knot wrote: Harvey's sac bunting pct tonight is .333 Far better than his season numbers. El Segundo Escupidor wrote: Mets Guy in Michigan wrote: Harvey's staying in! I'm surprised. Can't agree with that. Late and close. Doesn't make sense. He's good! Me gusta b�isbol.

Ripken's throwing Darling off.

Go hit the showers, Harvey.