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  1. That looked like a popup behind the shortstop off the bat of Tatis.
  2. The Friars dragged their sandals posting tonight's lineup, but it looks like they are ready to go. Orbdealer Walker Buehler RHP 7-5, 4.88 ERA, 100 SO Lineup Fernando Tatis Jr. (R) RF Jake Cronenworth (L) 2B Manny Machado (R) 3B Ty France (R) 1B Jackson Merrill (L) CF Luis Campusano (R) C Gavin Sheets (L) DH Xander Bogaerts (R) SS Luis Rengifo (S) LF Sphereprojector Nolan McLean RHP 8-8, 3.42 ERA, 159 SO Lineup A.J. Ewing (L) LF Francisco Lindor (S) SS Bo Bichette (R) 3B Carson Benge (L) RF Luis Robert Jr. (R) CF Jared Young (L) 1B Marcus Semien (R) 2B Jorge Polanco (S) DH Francisco Alvarez (R) C
  3. Eduardo the Icebreaker! Good kwiz, Kwizmaster!
  4. In a press-stopping maneuver, the Mets have juggled their bench before this evening's opener with San Diego, adding infielder/outfielder Christopher Morel to the roster, while DFAing utility infielder Gabriel Arias. While the Mets hardly needed a change to the little-used sixth-infielder spot, Morel forced their hand mercilessly, hitting .321 / .382 / .716 // 1.098 with Syracuse in 123 trips the plate. No small sample size that!!
  5. I was thinking that too. TJ also looks on that card like the model for pitcher silhouette avatar in the lower right corner.
  6. W L W-L% ERA G GS GF CG SHO SV IP BB SO 6 3 .667 2.65 14 13 1 3 1 0 88.1 24 48 Tomás Juan in the post-season.
  7. Hearing the name of Mason Miller always puts me in mind of the nutty 19th Century New England Baptist preacher and active Mason, William Miller. Mason Miller always looked like he was holding in a Masonic fart.
  8. Howie Rose speculated on the air that at least a generation and probably more of baseball fans have grown up first thinking that "Tommy John" was the name of a pioneering surgeon, before only later learning that he was in fact a ballplayer, and a hell of a ballplayer. His broadcast partner Keith Raad then chimed in with a small amount of embarrassment that he was one of those fans growing up with that misunderstanding.
  9. Yeah, I don't care if you're 100 points better than average in one season, or one point better than average in 100 seasons — your 100 points gets you my Hall.
  10. Also, I don't disagree with TJ for his rejection of that stratagem. He was a Hell of a pitcher in 1981. He had been an All-Star in three straight seasons before that, and probably should have been one that year as well. He was money down the stretch in the second half and in the post-season up until then also. I don't know what Lemon was thinking, but he tended to manage like he was afraid of Steinbrenner's hot breath coming down his neck. That was two or so days after Steinbrenner's elevator fight, too.
  11. With all the drama around Ike Davis' strange career, I had forgotten that he was Ron's son.
  12. Kodai the Kloser is no longer an experiment, but is kind of a thing.
  13. Always nice to see Senga cover first and walk away in one piece.
  14. He may not be in the Hall of Fame, but he's sure in my Hall of Fame.
  15. HI, I'm Luis Torrens' contract extension. I'm just dropping in to see how everybody is doing.
  16. A 2-0 deficit is not the plan. Dammit, Abimelic.
  17. A perfect first for Scottie. It would be nice if Carson Benge didn't have to smash into a fence to keep it perfect, but that's the way it went down.
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