I think I was most disappointed by them not scoring after the Alonso leadoff double in the second. This isn't a team that will profit by playing for big innings and frittering away little ones. Four more scoreless innings by the bullpen, coming from two of the more unexpected sources. Good on them for that.
I associate him with Jeff King, and Gregg Jefferies for that matter. Guys who are way too famous coming up and end up spending a good part of their big league career fighting themselves.
Johnny Lunchbucket wrote: These were supposed to be this year's version of black unis but Fanatics and Nike couldn't deliver on time Should've stuck with that.
Mets black tops earlier in the year: [FIMG=550]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GNPXCg8XgAAwLhJ?format=jpg&name=900x900[/FIMG] Mets black tops tonight: [FIMG=550]https://metsrostercentral.files.wordpress.com/2024/05/screen-shot-2024-05-10-at-8.14.33-pm.png[/FIMG] Strange days.
https://www.kcmets.net/CPF/STL.png> Charlie Morton (RHP) 2-0, 3.50 ERA, 33 SO https://www.kcmets.net/CPF/NYM.png> Jose Quintana (LHP) 1-3, 5.20 ERA, 25 SO That's one messed-up looking Indian in the new Braves logo.
Smitty was DL'd with shoulder inflammation. He had a rehab appearance with Syracuse last night, and since he's starting right out at AAA, I imagine he'll get two more appearances and be a Met by next weekend at the latest. Assuming all goes well, of course.
Drawn from many sources, bringing little fanfare as they arrived, your 2024 New York Mets bullpen is currently fourth in all the land. Their league-leading strikeout numbers are particularly impressive, and hopefull augur the notion that their performance to date is perhaps more sustainable than those of their peers. [TABLE][TR][TD][th]Rk[/th][th]Team[/th][th]W[/th][th]L[/th][th]ERA[/th][th]S[/th][th]IP[/th][th]BB[/th][th]SO[/th][th]WHIP[/th] 1New York Yankees1252.3116132.2501101.10 2Cleveland Guardians1252.4413151.1451671.02 3Seattle Mariners542.798116.0401181.06 4Detroit Tigers1392.8111128.1491171.12 5New York Mets1262.8810137.1661781.19 6Los Angeles Dodgers773.2413153.0491361.05 7Boston Red Sox7103.298145.0461371.20 8Atlanta Braves1063.3210114.0351071.24 9Oakland Athletics843.4710150.1551571.24 10Baltimore Orioles943.5112123.0461291.15 11Minnesota Twins953.5113133.1521651.20 12Washington Nationals863.6512135.2551321.36 13St. Louis Cardinals593.6912127.0381301.20 14Kansas City Royals873.8711121.056961.44 15Milwaukee Brewers1443.8712142.0541301.30 16Pittsburgh Pirates973.8710125.2551391.24 17San Diego Padres764.0212145.2521341.25 18Chicago White Sox3114.226143.0731281.47 19Cincinnati Reds674.516127.2561361.32 20Texas Rangers1064.599131.1651311.32 21Philadelphia Phillies644.6112113.1471231.41 22Chicago Cubs1094.6411145.1701471.41 23Arizona Diamondbacks584.678140.2621141.41 24Colorado Rockies684.684136.2661101.52 25Houston Astros5114.713135.2631281.42 26Miami Marlins4114.745161.1711541.42 27Tampa Bay Rays1164.8011150.0791381.41 28Los Angeles Angels534.938133.1581281.28 29San Francisco Giants574.996144.1561451.37 30Toronto Blue Jays645.2310127.1551061.41 [FIMG=300]https://i.ytimg.com/vi/047Ei-SuXpg/maxresdefault.jpg[/FIMG]
Alabama A&M: Cleon Jones Auburn U.: Terry Leach Troy University: __________ (we're looking for a guy who was a Met from 1988–1992) Tuskegee University: Roy Lee Jackson University of Alabama: Dave Magadan (also, Frank Lary) University of North Alabama: Ced Landrum University of South Alabama: __________ (a Met from 1996–1997) University of West Alabama: __________ (a Met from 2004–2005) Wallace Community College: __________ (a Met from 1988–1992)