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  1. Edgy MD
    Career Outfield Assists by an Active Player 1) Bobby Abreu: 136 2) Carlos Beltran: 134 3) Manny Ramirez: 129 4) Torii Hunter: 124 5) Jeff Francoeur: 121 6) Ichiro Suzuki: 111 7) Alfonso Soriano: 98 8) Nick Markakis: 93 T9) Raul Ibanez: 90 T9) Alex Rios: 90
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    Guy from High School Who Used to Brag About How Mobbed up His Family Was wrote: Why on earth is Girardi keeping this pitcher Capuano in the game, he walks two no outs and he keeps him in, he is 0-5 in Yankee Stadium with a 6 ERA, get this bum out of there, why he left him in in a must win situation, is another reason why Giradi needs to be fired and we need a manager that actually knows what it takes to win, this will be 3 years under Giradi that the Yankees miss the playoffs, un acceptable, regardless of injuries, he is miss managing this team and has cost the Yankees missing the post season, He makes it no fun to be a Yankee fan
  3. Edgy MD
    Saves in a Season by a Home-Grown Met* Jenrry Mejia, projected to the end of this season: 28.22 T1) Tug McGraw, 1972: 27 T1) Jenrry Mejia, 2014: 27 3) Randy Myers, 1988: 26 T4) Roger McDowell, 1987: 25 T4) Tug McGraw, 1973: 25 6) Randy Myers, 1989: 24 T7) Roger McDowell, 1986: 22 T7) Neil Allen, 1980: 22 T7) Bobby Parnell, 2013: 22 10) Neil Allen, 1982: 19 * Noting, for the purposes of this of this category, that Jesse Orosco was originally signed by and debuted in another organization.
  4. Edgy MD
    Mejia on the threshold of a big record tonight.
  5. Edgy MD
    Thanks for the interference, Braves fans!
  6. Edgy MD
    Way to work a walk vs. the lefty, Luke.
  7. Edgy MD
    There's Ruben.
  8. Edgy MD
    Ms. Edgy (on the Tomahawk Chop): "It's definitely something that makes me embarrassed to be an American."
  9. Edgy MD
    Mets outfield has been bailing out Niese all night. They string together two hits by driving it by Tejada.
  10. Edgy MD
    I'm telling you, give us a 200-game season, and we're the champs.
  11. Edgy MD
    What color are the numbers and letters on the back of the blue jersey. On TV, it looks like some sort of dull, tarnished copper. It makes me sad.
  12. Edgy MD
    As much as the ship has sailed a listing course the last three years, we've strangely had an unexpectedly remarkable pitching season in each of them.
  13. Edgy MD
    It's a funny world where you lose ALL credibility by citing data. Any data.
  14. Edgy MD
    Can you imagine how confused Braves fans must be seeing Buddy Carlyle coming into the game with a 1.71 ERA?
  15. Edgy MD
    Murphy can't not hit the ball hard tonight.
  16. Edgy MD
    Walden has a goofy thing in his motion where his front leg touches down briefly once or twice before it actually plants. Actually, he's hopping off his back leg, so for a moment, he's in the air.
  17. Edgy MD
    Oh, that pendulum is definitely gonna swing the other way. Any month now.
  18. Edgy MD
    I got into the car today singing "Nothing but Flowers." Headed out to dinner, but stopped into a second-hand clothing store before dinner, and strangely, they were playing "Nothing but Flowers." Wasn't the only rock'n' coincidence of the night. Two days ago, for no reason, my wife and I stayed up looking up facts about the life and death of Randy Rhoads. Then after dinner we went to a furnishing store, and chatted up a couple who had dinner in the same restaurant. The guy, it turned out, was a founding member of Quiet Riot in high school with his friend, Randy Rhoads.
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    Not bad. Unfortunately for him, it's probably more true that it's Eight Plus Gosselin. Mets totally could be the best team in this division. Just ran out of time or something. Give us, you know, a 200-game season, and we'd be right up there.
  20. Edgy MD
    [bigpurple:v085kr2q]Kadudaboom![/bigpurple:v085kr2q] and it's 2-0.
  21. Edgy MD
    Minor accomplishment that I haven't gotten in any online arguments regarding that damn commercial. Marchman don't like it much either.
  22. Edgy MD
    Squeeze, Dilson!
  23. Edgy MD
    dD in center. Go get 'em, young'un.
  24. Edgy MD
    Off-day. No game for the beat writers, leavin' 'em all scrounging for stories, and they all end up running up the same tree. For us, that means the Wilmer Question is everywhere this morning. New York Daily News: "Mets' Wilmer Flores is no Troy Tulowitzki, but can he be shortstop of 2015?," by John Harperino Newsday: "Wilmer Flores the long-term answer at shortstop for Mets?," by Marc Carig The Wall Street Journal: "In Wilmer Flores, Mets Hope They Have Found Their Shortstop," by The Other Jared Diamond Unless you see something I'm missing, there doesn't seem to be any great (or new) insight in any of them. They could be the same article. Carig's is probably the best of the lot, including statements by Alderson and speculation around options, but man, guys, find me something.
  25. Edgy MD
    A Mumbai housewife packs lunches for her emotionally distant husband, and has them delivered to him at work. An inexplicable mixup occurs, and lunches begin landing at the desk of a lonely widower on the verge of early retirement, while her clueless husband receives the third-rate luncheonette fare the widower is used to. As the housewife and the widower accountant realize the mistake, they begin writing short notes to each other, delivered in the lunchbox, and the story unfolds in epistolary form, as their conversation grows from naan to the dramatic developmental (but alienating) changes in India, to the disappointments in their lives. I think the widower guy is played by the same actor who was Kal Penn's father in The Namesake, and he's good, but like in that movie, he doesn't seem as old as he's supposed to be playing. [fimg=450]http://www.mybikemyworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/lunchbox-movie-poster.jpg[/fimg]
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