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  1. Mets thumb their noses at history with a ninth-inning walk. That's a 1.000 OPS!
  2. Bring that thump north.
  3. It shouldn't even be controversial. Yeah, it's ticky-tack, but if people slide like that, well, they do that at their own risk.
  4. So, the Young-vs.-Waggy leftfielding contest isn't exactly a heated battle.
  5. Syracuse playing tonight at Lehigh Valley. Francisco Lindor: 2-for-5 with 2 runs scored. Tyrone Taylor: 3-for-5 with a double, a homerun, 3 runs scored, and 2 RBI. Ronny Mauricio: 2-for-4 with a stolen base, a run scored, and 3 RBI.
  6. I spoke to Rusty and he said you were cuter.
  7. Bichette walks matter. Soto injuries matter more.
  8. It may be a ticky-tack call, but once the Mets make the challenge, the umps in the replay booth have to call what they see.
  9. Amazing that the booth is confused and the DJ plays "What's Goin' On"? I think PCA could have broken contact in between his first hand and trailing hand, or at least the Mets might have convinced themselves of that.
  10. Please try harder. Is there even a joke in there?
  11. Cabrera sure earned the win on that play. Why the fuck people are reacting to his injury by doing the "Seven Nation Army" chant is beyond me.
  12. Because swinging at everything is the way to lose. Vientos just became perhaps the first guy to earn a walk after being down 0-and-3.
  13. Amazing that Cabrera is still out there. Mets swinging at near everything now.
  14. That's what you get for not letting the kid kidcast.
  15. When dudes don't want to throw a strike, wait for your reward. Cubs doing a better job than the Mets in that regard. Cabrera was afraid to throw strikes to Young and Ewing last inning also, leaving the team to do all their work with two outs.
  16. it is actually interesting in that, in this period of low averages and high power, the Mets are recovering (too slowly, yes, but recovering) from early-season hitlessness not by chasing power but by making modestly better contact and raising batting averages. This is mostly characterized by Carson Benge, who has raised his BA for eight weeks, but only recently re-discovered his power stroke. May others follow his lead. I don't know. Maybe this trend is being felt across the league.
  17. I like how the back of the card lets you know he no-hit The Big Red Machine, and the pose on the front suggests he couldn't get Pete Rose's grandmother out.
  18. I think there was some confusion. Ashie likely read a story from yestiddy and thought it referred to today.
  19. Today in 1971, Rick Wise hit two homeruns. While pitching a no-hitter. Against The Big Red Machine — or at least the 1971 version of The Big Red Machine, which was still a pretty potent bunch. Philadelphia Phillies vs Cincinnati Reds Box Score: June 23, 1971 | Baseball-Reference.com Struck out a total of three guys doing it.
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