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  1. Well, now we saw what you wanna see Saw Freddy bombed on our TV Stopped this urge of ours for eggin' bars Where the TV's on Now we're up in Cohen's face The richest owner in the human race "You're a rich fop! And you don't stop!" "A cast off!" "A big flop!" No more urge of ours for eggin' cars and eggin' bars And we only eggs Met stars! — Get up!
  2. Brett Baty back in the lineup and Marcus Semien bounced down to the nine-hole. Throwing Guy Christian Scott (RHP): 3-3, 2.99 ERA, 85 SO Lineup A.J. Ewing (L) CF Francisco Lindor (S) SS Bo Bichette (R) 3B Carson Benge (L) RF Jared Young (L) 1B Francisco Alvarez (R) C Brett Baty (L) LF Jorge Polanco (S) DH Marcus Semien (R) 2B Mound-Occupying Dude Tanner Bibee (RHP): 4-11, 3.81 ERA, 100 SO Lineup Steven Kwan (L) LF Chase DeLauter (L) DH Jo Adell (R) RF Nathaniel Lowe (L) 1B Travis Bazzana (L) 2B Brayan Rocchio (S) SS Petey Halpin (L) CF Patrick Bailey (S) C Angel Genao (S) 3B
  3. Tanner Boyle, of course, could not be mistaken for anybody.
  4. Kind of amazing that such a dialogue has to be arranged at all.
  5. AT HOLMES IN QUEENS deserves negative points.
  6. Word up. And in the silence of the night, I certainly agree with you about PJ.
  7. Brett Baty, who I swore was headed to Miami for Cade Gibson and Braxton Garrett, is still here.
  8. Mixed results. He sure looked uncomfortable out there, but promising nonetheless, and he got it done.
  9. NATE going back out there to face two righties and a switchie.
  10. Benge is doing everything right, establishing himself as a hitter and letting the power come.
  11. Progressive Field? No, LAVENDER FIELD!
  12. NATE LAVENDER, welcome to the bigs! Rough to debut with the tying run at the plate, however.
  13. Laura Albanese filling in on the radio. Asked Gary if she was the first woman to work a Mets broadcast. Gary answered that she wasn't, because way back in the day in 1993, he did a series in Houston with Suzyn Waldman filling in for Bob Murphy. "How did that go?" Keith asked. "It was interesting," answered Gary.
  14. I guess Duarte is now one of our setup guys.
  15. Torrens should have gotten two out of that hit. Then he'd be out there just needing a triple for his cycle.
  16. Not a clean game, but they are sure playing a lot looser.
  17. It's been a storm of transactions and the roster updates are only up to yesterday, and yesterday was a whirlwind. But for tonight, well, meet your new Mets. Temperatures and uniform numbers are expected to be high. Starting Pitcher Sean Manaea (L) Lineup A.J. Ewing (L) LF Francisco Lindor (S) SS Bo Bichette (R) 3B Francisco Alvarez (R) DH Carson Benge (L) RF Luis Robert Jr. (R) CF Marcus Semien (R) 2B Jared Young (L) 1B Luis Torrens (R) C Bullpen Xzavion Curry (R) Daniel Duarte (R) Nate Lavender (L) Chayce McDermott (R) Dedniel Núñez! (R) Kodai Senga (R) Devin Williams (R) Jefry Yan (L) Spare Starters Nolan McLean (R) Christian Scott (R) Robert Stock (R) Zac Thornton (L) Bench Brett Baty, of (L) Eric Wagaman, if (R) Cristian Pache, of (R) Jorge Polanco, if (s)
  18. Meet the new Mets, now with 100% less Polanco. Starting Pitcher Sean Manaea LHP 2-5, 4.42 ERA, 88 SO Lineup A.J. Ewing (L) LF Francisco Lindor (S) SS Bo Bichette (R) 3B Francisco Alvarez (R) DH Carson Benge (L) RF Luis Robert Jr. (R) CF Marcus Semien (R) 2B Jared Young (L) 1B Luis Torrens (R) C Starting Ptcher Joey Cantillo LHP 8-6, 3.88 ERA, 124 SO Lineup Steven Kwan (L) CF Jo Adell (R) RF Chase DeLauter (L) DH Rhys Hoskins (R) 1B Angel Martínez (S) LF Travis Bazzana (L) 2B Gabriel Arias (R) 3B Austin Hedges (R) C Brayan Rocchio (S) SS
  19. The general memory is what a definitive side of the plus ledger for the Stearns era this guy was. His success as a starter was gradual, but it sure smashes the notion that once a pitcher is thrown down the reliever chute, he is done as a starter for his career. Too bad the Mets learned that lesson too late to do right by the likes of Seth Lugo, Aaron Heilman, and no doubt many more. The specific memory is the ball going clang off his leg, and him still pursuing it. He looked better with the beard.
  20. Sorry to post that. That damn song has been in my head all day and I had to shake it. The good news here is we will still get value from Tobias Myers!
  21. I understand, but this thread is about evaluating the deals, not evaluating the situation that put the situation that has led up to the deals. Maybe I should just crawl in the closet and weep.
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