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  1. That season of Dallas when Bobby Ewing was dead but then it turned out he wasn't.
  2. Considering their performance today --- 5-11, a double, a homer, all four runs scored, 2 RBI, five strikeouts, and a stolen homer (if my math is correct) --- I salute their will.
  3. That Adam Rubin can be quite the provocateur. Mo Gift from Mets? After Chipper, Why Not? Um, cuz. Now go write about baseball.
  4. Ka-POW! Potential for historical greatness and historical badness with that many chips on the table.
  5. Wow, the guy from American Movie has really good seats.
  6. Keith Olbermann suggests that every team should move to Arizona: http://keitholbermann.mlblogs.com/2013/03/05/is-spring-training-in-florida-doomed/ And with that suggestion, Doug Melvin is hospitalized with a scorpion bite.
  7. Well, that's a two-way street. The Mets are getting a good look at the Nats and Marlins too.
  8. Ceetar wrote: well, not really. 30 or so of the Tigers might be elsewhere, but the other hundreds... Lakeland is nice, and Tiger Town has a big facility though. Exchange the Tigers an offer to workout at Tradition Field which is rather big as well. Yes, and it would be 30 or so Mets (or whoever) visiting.
  9. Hey, since the 'Pons bought out Doubleday, we're legally obliged to whitewash Nelson and praise any move that was championed by him.
  10. I've always thought that if teams is going to take a bus trip to Lakeland (for example), they might as well stay there for a few days, check into local diggs, work out on Tiger facilities (which will be available because half the Tiggs are somewhere else), sign for a new crowd of tourists, flirt with a new bunch of locals, and limit the amount of bus travel.
  11. Faith and Fear in Flushing wrote: When I saw [Pedro Feliciano] wearing one of those adorable Mr. Met caps a couple of weeks ago, I realized the picture wasn�t quite right. Pedro Feliciano needn�t wear a cap with Mr. Met�s image emblazoned on it. Mr. Met should be wearing a cap with Pedro Felicano�s face affixed squarely above the bill. How hard can this be?
  12. Geographical motivation suggests the Mets should play all of their games against one of two teams. They seem to get the Fish a lot more, though. In the old days, it seemed every other game was against the Cards. MATT HARVEY: Will make his third spring start today...Harvey worked 2.0 innings allowing one run with three strikeouts on February 24 at Houston and then tossed 2.2 innings on March 2 vs. Miami where he racked up four strikeouts and allowed one run... Also scheduled to go: Greg Burke, Brnadon Lyon, Scott Rice, Pedro Feliciano, Collin McHugh, and Josh Edgin.
  13. TJ surgery for non-pitchers is weird.
  14. I guess the best summary is that the producer oversees the budget and coordinates the schedule, but it's sort of a vague job description of shepherding the project form start to finish. Funny thing is that John Leguizamo, not trying to be funny here, sounded kind of like Bobby Valentine.
  15. The scope seemed somewhat limited, in part because of MLB's non-cooperation --- clearly not wanting to be part of what they couldn't control. Not really going to win Bobby Valentine any friends at MLB's offices. I gave it seven milky gloves, but I hovered over six. I just felt like there's a bigger story we're hinting at but not getting.
  16. TransMonk wrote: Sounds like an admonishment Hernandez would give. That is just a terrible score Edward. Does Keith keep two Keith cards behind him on the wall of the booth?
  17. Well, if this thread is any indication, we're ready for the season.
  18. It's now 12-7, haters.
  19. Zvon, we need a tee shirt.
  20. I'd love tell you I wasn't really trying. I sincerely was, but falling asleep with your finger on the intentional walk button is almost always a bad strategy.
  21. SteveJRogers wrote: You listed him as a fringey candidate for possible Met HOF enshrinement with Wayne Garrett, John Milner and Bob Apodaca. Because I have a broad, expansive mind, an elastic definition of the already nebulous term "fringey," and a not-uncharitable imagination. The guy baptized Ron Darling with a shower of tobacco spit upon RJ's first appearing in a big league.uniform A man doesn't just win 99 games for the Mets without that sort of mentoring. We're talking intangibles. I hope the Cubs celebrated the centennial of the 1908 team. That could have been great. All the hipsters could come with period facial hair. I imagine one or two hardcores would be tempted to disfigure a hand. Maybe with a jeans company sponsoring a giveaway of "Orval" Overalls to the first 10,000 people.
  22. Why what?
  23. Other fringey candidates from the 1973 squad: Wayne Garrett, the late John Milner, Bob Apodaca (in some sort of lifetime gesture), or Ron Hodges. I think I'll stick with the Walker Lobby for now.
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