Edgy MD
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Pete needs to get his head into something close to the game. -
Home plate umpie (Humpie) just had the first blown call I've noticed.
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Hey! Heff McNeil!!
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You don't want to sleep through Danny Young!
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A really good game so far. For the home plate ump.
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Strange that Winker made three bad decisions on one trip from second to third.
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Hey, we can get a hit!
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I'd rather McNeil not make his debut this post-season as a pitcher.
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Lindor was booed two months into the season?
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Five balls in a row, and Vientos chases the next 'un.
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"Because he spent a lot of years with the Braves, he (Freeman) is basically first in every category against the Mets." Really?
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Good time for a reset.
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=Centerfield post_id=175550 time=1728866718 user_id=65] Short leash. He walks another batter then pull him.
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Wasn't really expecting Sengaperson to come back out.
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Freeman running like a cross between Buckner 86 and Gibson 88.
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Mookie's breaks have locked up.
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No feel, and his mechanics are seemingly different from pitch to pitch. Let's put Hefner in.
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Well, so far, he's all over the prefecture.
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Senga gonna teach you the meaning of nasty.
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Smoltz: "Ohtani has done it all." Uh, yeah, except play defense Ha! You owe me a Coke.
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John Smoltz: "Well, Ohtani has done it all." The Universe: "In 2024? Not if it involved wearing a baseball glove."
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Watching NFL goofiness waiting for Mets action, which is the best sort of action there is.
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You can't beat 100%. Yogi it is.
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I'm pretty certain the illustration debuted in 1965.
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Tyrone Taylor hit .167 with a .417 OPS in the NL Wild Card Series, and .091 with a .258 OPS in the NLCS. José Iglesias put up OPSes of .267 and .579 in the two series. For Francisco Álvarez, those numbers are .182 and .400. Harrison Bader has reached base once in six post-season plate appearances. I've got to believe an odd at-bat or two thrown to McNickles' red ass won't sink the team on its own.
