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  1. The Yankees went three years and $45 million with Carlos Beltran, whose knee is made of bubble gum and who is addicted to energy drinks. That was riskier. The Mariners gave 10 years and $240 million to Robinson Cano, who dogs it on the field and established his power baseline at YSLOLIII. That was riskier. Baltimore went four years and $50 million to Ubaldo Jiminez, who, among other things, is a pitcher. That was riskier. If anything, the signing of Chris Young represents behavior that could be characterized as risk-averse. If anything, Mets fans generally want the front office to take more risks. Ask bmfc. Anyhow, Davidoff deserves a pointed letter.
  2. Agreed. I'm not celebrating and laughing at how little he cares. I don't believe he cares little at all. I think he cares, but he's not going to let his failure detract from what he does well. I delight in the joy a guy takes in playing baseball, even being put in a position in which he is out of his depth. It humanizes the game. Specialization dehumanizes the game.
  3. Hef on his way to New York to meet up with the team... of physicians at the Hospital for Special Surgery, to examine if his forearm soreness is a setback in his TJ rehab.
  4. Why wouldn't they do it? They've already released two veterans outright this season. They have no commitment to him next year. Nothing to stop them if they thought it was the right move.
  5. That's what I get for typing in the dark. Good to have a FaFiF post.
  6. Only thing to see is whether he wakes up in Vegas or ends up further down the road. We're too lefthanded. Maybe needed Brown instead.
  7. Nothing goes down smoother at the end of the evening than a nice, tart Brignac. It tastes like briney cognac, I believe. Go, go, CoCo. Goes in the Hall of Mets Milestones Achieved by 21st Century Mets Who Were Kinda Passing Through at the Right Time: Sheffield's 400th homer, Glavine's 300th win, Robby Alomar's 2500th hit...
  8. I'm a little surprised Tejada doesn't get inserted in a situation like this.
  9. Not a good corner to paint yourself in, Terry.
  10. Grady Sizemore, tying run. Glub.
  11. Nothing against Eveland, but if I was Bart, and they pulled me, I'd kinda be pissed if they didn't turn the game over to the best available pitcher.
  12. Know what would be a good name for a child? "Bartolo Bastardo," that's what.
  13. A quiet fifth, and Colon is in line for the winnebago.
  14. Jim Thome slinging the shit in the Phillies booth --- acknowledging that the DH rule seriously extending his career.
  15. I don't know about that, but you're playing the first-place team and it's a war of attrition. You don't have to run on it. Where's Terry the Cruel Drill Sergeant when we need him?
  16. Turned out Mejia had a barking calf. Gah. What a rough offensive series.
  17. Oh those followup homers.
  18. Knock knock...
  19. I'm no jock, but I'm with Byrdie. Course, that wouldn't end it.
  20. Edgy MD wrote: Wright would do well to bring about two scoops of redemption to the end of this game. I should have asked for three or four.
  21. My Whew! exactly.
  22. Nats inexplicably still have a handful of dudes on their bench, but only one bullpenner --- lefty Ross Detwiler.
  23. Well, that didn't pan out. Next time the we need a pinch-hitter, his name will be Zack Wheeler.
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