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  1. Hmmm.... sexy model in the passenger seat, plus farting goats in the back vs. no model, no goats. Hmmm.... HMMMM.... I just... can't see how things are going to work out well between me and the model.
  2. A roided up millionaire goat herder, maybe. But I have no doubt that models are no automatic prize.
  3. Very Cardly to me, though. Very Cardly.
  4. If I was to think grandly, I'd think the plan was to go get Choo now and use the two of them, if not quite as a platoon, to provide some coverage for each. And heck, the platoon is a good fallback position if some of the Mets younger outfielders come quickly, or one or both of them absolutely tanks against same-side pitching.
  5. Yeah, OK, so I'll say Gooden.
  6. Cone. David Cone. David Cone of the Kansas City Cones.
  7. Tom Seaver of the Fresno Seavers.
  8. Seaver gets points off for WAR accumulated against the Mets from 1977-1982. And for any intangibles he brought to the Boston cluhouse in 1986. On the other side, he gets positiive points for the tangibles that he brought to them while still healthy that might have vaulted them over an otherwise better team, and then getting hurt and making the lesser team the champ the Mets had to face. #schwing!
  9. Pretty solid .750 OPS/100 OPS+ guy, coming off a regrettable year. If he returns to his level, he's probably good, as half his value seems to be in his defense. But one will not like the trend lines.
  10. Biggest salary handed out to an incoming free agent in the Alderson era. Frank Francisco's contract remains the largest total package. In fact, Frank Francisco remains a total package.
  11. Bad news for Andrew Brown.
  12. And let's be honest. Wright can never mean as much to us as Seaver meant when we were ten. Or even if we arrived on the scene after he was gone but grew up listening to folks speak about him in hushed tones or opening a vein every time the trade was mentioned. But if you're 15 now, and Wright's been the man your entire Met-loving life, and if he captains you a pair of championship teams your freshman and sophomore year of college, wins an MVP, gathers his 3,000th hit when you're a senior, you'll be all, "What's a Seaver? I got your pro's pro right here."
  13. Greatest is a matter of opinion. But the notion that Seaver is the greatest Met is an opinion that comes about as close to being a fact as an opinion can get. For instance, whichever those criteria you choose above from dino j's list, he's comes out on top.
  14. Shikey, that guy needs a break. I mean, a symbolic break.
  15. Seaver certainly played in many a lean and heartachey year. Wright could certainly win a couple of championships, nail down a few MVPs, and pound out a 3,000th hit and 400th homer in a Met uniform. It's unlikely, but not because it's too late. But moreso because, well, things fall apart. But it's more likely for him than for Harvey certainly. He's halfway and isn't a pitcher, to say nothing of a pitcher who's gone through ligament replacment surgery and hasn't come out the other side yet.
  16. Braun betting his life: it's in the video. Transmonk and his the right to kill Braun: Satirical comment based on Braun's statement that he was willing to bet his life. Did you watch the video?
  17. Fine and understood, but how about not jerking me around by pretending to not know what I'm writing when it's plain and clear?
  18. I don't know what we're talking about. I could just respond to every line in your post because it's all goofy but what's the point?
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