Edgy MD
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When was the last time the Mets got two homers out of the nine-hole?
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OUT OF IT!!
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AND HE FANS VICTORINO! Stormin' seriously in DC.
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Kinda surprised we haven't gone to the pen here. Tying runner on third, one out.
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Jason Tyner's middle name: "Renyt." What the Hell?
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Of course, but that was the best-case comparison for Tyner right up until it became an impossible case. it just didn't work out. (Googling "Jason Tyner" & "Brett Butler": About 68,400 hits. Make that 68,401.)
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What's more embarrassing than giving up a dingdong to Schneider? How about giving up one to Hefner? [bigpurple:2b53ja2p]Kaboom![/bigpurple:2b53ja2p] Seriously, Daniel Murphy... get one in the homer column.
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He was observin' Quintanilla and referencing exactly how many players have worn that number, how it's the most issued number, who first wore it, blahblahblah. Reference your sources!
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Lewin stealing material from MBTN.
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So who forgot the scouting report on Brian F. Schneider?!
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Met Number 931: Omar Quintanilla Fact About Captain Quint: Once traded for Jay Witasick.
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Not a bad idea at all.
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Revealing Autobiography Dickey is your National League Player of the Week.
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Resuming Baseball Activities: Injuries in 2012
Edgy MD replied to Edgy MD's topic in New York Mets Talk
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Leadoff Hitters Who More or Less Spanned the Eighties, Ranked off the Top of My Head Ricky Henderson Paul Molitor Tim Raines Lou Whitaker Brett Butler Steve Sax Otis Nixon Lonnie Smith Tony Fernandez Vince Coleman Mookie Wilson Willie Wilson Others, of course, would have been among the greatest leadoff hitters, had they been in a position to bat leadoff more --- Robin Yount, Eric Davis, Ryne Sandberg, Wade Boggs, Willie McGee. Tony Fernandez at his best was great, but he gets partial credit for batting leadoff only about half the time and coming up a few years after most of these guys. Willie Wilson spanned the decade, but he had his best years before the decade really unfolded, and was pretty lousy by the end of the eighties.
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Ike, we needs you, buddy.
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Colin, making his second go in Bingo, runs his record to 5-3 with eight strong innings against the New Hampshire Fisher Cats. His ERA drops to 2.17, and maybe the post-Acosta shuffling will lead to a richly deserved promotion to Buffalo. Meanwhile, Colin is transfixed by bat dogs, his brother is digging on Tyrone Wells, and his baby is just breaking the needle on the darling-and-dainty meter.
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Life Goes On: Continuing Careers of Ex Mets - 2012
Edgy MD replied to Edgy MD's topic in New York Mets Talk
And Ryota Igarashi joins Maine. Luis Castillo's agent has to be on the phone to Cashman. -
Looked to me that the throw wasn't going to arrive in time anyway, so he came off to put himself in better position for the relay. Do I have that wrong?
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That's got some beauty still shining through. Staggering, in it's way.
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Gallipoli worked for me. It had the strange advantage of being the last film my family of six ever went out and saw together as a family. Really strange selection, I guess, but I didn't even know, up until that point, that World War I was a viable subject for a movie. Every time I ran the bases thereafter, the phrase fast-as-a-leopard would churn in my mind.
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R.A. Dickey wrote: Got my first cavity in 37 years. Need a root canal in it to boot. Too much red velvet cake.
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How do you think David Wright looked at shortstop? Does anybody have an opinion to that effect?
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We didn't dump him so much as return him to the Blue Jays for a nominal rule-fiver-who-can't-stick fee. The Jays immediately traded him to the Rockies, who flipped him at the end of last season to the Red Sox. The Sox released him at the start of this season, and the Mets signed him to a minor league deal a few weeks later around the time of Cede�o's first injury.
