Edgy MD

The Mariners celebrate Canzone's hits with Italian gesticulations.

Predict another. It sure is nice to see Alonso's Gary Carter imitation end.

Combined with the Josh Edgin legacy, I like the thought of establishing 66 as a number deployed for lefty specialists.

Megill bringing his A-game so far.

Twenty-first century RBI as Francisco Álvarez drives in Ronny Mauricio for a 2-0 lead. Seattle clearly short in the pitching department because Mets first base coach Wayne Kirby is pitching for them.

Mets hang on to their lead through another uncanny catch by DeeJay Stewart. It's hard to think his current level of offense is sustainable. It's damn near impossible to think of his current level of defense as sustainable. And yet you can't ignore either.

Threadless Mets leading 1-0 in their series-deciding match against Seattle. [media=youtube]S5xAtsXb8Vs[/media] [media=youtube]k06iZvYiBOU[/media]

Drafted by the Mets in June 2010, it took young Adam over 13 years to finally fulfill his destiny as a Baltimore-born Met. From Baltimore's (Catonsville's, actually) Balkan community, Adam is the son of Frank and Dorothy Kolarek. Frank was a catcher who had reached AAA with the Athletics back in 1979, which I guess means he played with Rickey Henderson. Frank went on to found https://leagueofdreams.org/The League of Dreams, which introduces and facilitates the joy and passion of playing baseball to people with a broad range of disabilities. His 4 2/3 innings pitched with no earned runs is third all-time in Mets history behind legends C.J. Nitkowski and Dan Schatzeder's lofty mark of 5 2/3 innings. Should Adam return, he will have a chance to expand upon that mark, or ruin it. In the meantime, he has been stolen away by thieves from Atlanta. THIEVES! Always sorry to lose somebody with a distinctive delivery, even if his distinction didn't last a week. [FIMG=500]https://images2.minutemediacdn.com/image/upload/c_crop,w_4375,h_2460,x_0,y_0/c_fill,w_1080,ar_16:9,f_auto,q_auto,g_auto/images%2FGettyImages%2Fmmsport%2F17%2F01h98akt313f3egm9epr.jpg[/FIMG]

No memories thread?

nebbil.

Dead duck Vogey. Dead duck.

Meatball from Otto.

Very LOBby day for Alonso.

Tayler Saucedo was a paper Met for a few months this offseason.

KA-TRIPPP!!!

Vientos tweaked some'n' on the basepaths. Strangely, the Mets go with Araúz over Baty — defense over offense while playing from behind. But I guess Baty might pinch-hit before that turn in the lineup has a chance to come around.

I hate how this Seattle pitcher is so full of himself. Bold. Cocksure. Brazen even.

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Also, bunt hitz rool.

Mets fighting back!!

Ronny Mauricio getting his first shot as a righthander. Probably a good idea to turn him around when he's hitting .800 from the left side.

Vientos developing a feel for the Wright spot in center-right-center.

I just question why the tied game was put in Hartwig's hands.

Good throw from Stewart on the sac fly, but went through too many mechanical moves before releasing it.

Sam Haggerty continuing the ex-Met parade. When the ball bounces off the pitcher toward the thirdbaseman, the thirdbaseman has to come get that.