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Canha in center is a little more surprising to me than Canha in the leadoff spot. Also McNeil's first outfield gig since July 22, the week before the deadline deals.

Five man taxi squads in September will be kind of insane.

All players from the hitting side of the game. All names from the Latin world (four of Spanish origin, two of French). A disproportionate amount of players who went into coaching and the like. Pedrique, in addition to a disastrous half season managing the Diamondbacks, scouted José Altuve for the Astros and supposedly lied about Altuve's size in order to get them to sign the guy.

No, he is not. His appearance is owed to an unfortunate island of vestigial data. Thank you for reading.

And there we have it.

Man, for a year or two there, Shaquille O'Neal was a helluva reserve shortstop.

Eduardo Escobar caught the ninth inning of a https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/SEA/SEA201706060.shtmlblowout game back in 2017, when the Twins put starting catcher Chris Gimenez on the mound. He obviously threw down the right signals, as the Mariners went down in order.

It was so logged at the start of the year. Things can change. There's always changes. It has obviously switched twice since, and staffers will be reprimanded and reminded to keep up on such matters.

And he appears to have touched down between 1988 and 2012.

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Brett Baty seemingly catches up to Mark Vientos, reportedly getting promoted to AAA.

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Todd Zeile does not sound like he's on his game tonight.

Willets Point wrote: Craig Paquette This is shameful that I didn't get this. I'm part Paquette. And my grandmother naturally adored this guy.

Thanks, Matt Reynolds.

And Reynolds gets a payback call on Strike Two.

Senzel was struck out.

Hugh Quattlebaum.

Naquality.

And a few minutes after I finish my work and post that, McNeil gets drilled, passing David Wright. Mercy.

They should give him the number 3.

We are very much in the Age of the Hit Batsmen, at least in Queens. Until quite recently, early Met Ron Hunt was the team's all-time leader, and he's now been passed by six 21st-Century men. Mark Cahna is in his first season and reduced to part-time work, but he's already passed longtimers like Wayne Garrett and Mike Cameron Career Times Hit by a Pitch as a Met Brandon Nimmo Projected to End of Season: 57.85 Pete Alonso Projected to End of Season: 53.86 1) Brandon Nimmo: 52 2) Michael Conforto: 50 Jeff McNeil Projected to End of Season: 47.92 3) Lucas Duda: 47 4) Pete Alonso: 49 T5) David Wright: 45 T5) Jeff McNeil: 45 =#FF5910]Brandon Nimmo at Start of Season: 41 7) Ron Hunt: 41 8) Cleon Jones: 39 =#FF5910]Pete Alonso at Start of Season: 39 =#FF5910]Jeff McNeil at Start of Season: 39 9) Cliff Floyd: 37 10) Felix Millan: 36 T11) Ruben Tejada: 33 T11) Carlos Delgado: 33 13) Edgardo Alfonzo: 29 T14) Jeff Kent: 28 T14) John Olerud: 28 16) Darryl Strawberry: 26 17) John Stearns: 25 18) Curtis Granderson: 24 Dominic Smith Projected to End of Season: 23.94 T19) Todd Hundley: 22 T19) Dominic Smith: 22 T21) Juan Lagares: 21 T21) Bud Harrelson: 21 T21) Jerry Grote: 21 T21) Todd Frazier: 21 T25) Vance Wilson: 20 T25) Gary Carter: 20 T25) J.D. Davis: 20 Mark Canha Projected to End of Season: 19.32 T28) Jason Phillips: 19 T28) Rusty Staub: 19 T28) Joe Christopher: 19 T31) Dave Kingman: 18 =#FF5910]Dominic Smith at Start of Season: 18 T31) Kevin Plawecki: 18 T33) Ryan Thompson: 17 T33) Mike Piazza: 17 T33) Joel Youngblood: 17 T33) Joe McEwing: 17 T33) Hubie Brooks: 17 T38) Ron Swoboda: 16 T38) Jeromy Burnitz: 16 =#FF5910]J.D. Davis at Start of Season: 16 T38) Keith Hernandez: 16 T38) Mookie Wilson: 16 T42) Tommie Agee: 15 T42) Wilmer Flores: 15 T42) Yoenis Cespedes: 15 T42) Justin Turner: 15 T42) Benny Agbayani: 15 T47) Ed Kranepool: 14 T47) Art Shamsky: 14 T47) Bernard Gilkey: 14 T47) George Foster: 14 T51) Carl Everett: 13 T51) Lee Mazzilli: 13 T51) Asdrubal Cabrera: 13 T51) Mark Canha: 13 T51) Carlos Beltran: 13 T51) Frank Thomas: 13 T51) Howard Johnson: 13 T58) Paul Lo Duca: 12 T58) Lastings Milledge: 12 T58) Damion Easley: 12 T58) Fernando Tatis: 12 T58) Mike Cameron: 12 T58) Brian McRae: 12 T58) Todd Pratt: 12 T58) Fernando Vina: 12 T58) Gregg Jefferies: 12 T58) Mo Vaughn: 12 T58) Ty Wigginton: 12 T58) Daniel Garcia: 12 T70) Elliott Maddox: 11 T70) Wayne Garrett: 11 T70) Daniel Murphy: 11 T70) Kelly Stinnett: 11 T70) Travis d'Arnaud: 11 T70) Carlos Baerga: 11 T70) Mike Baxter: 11 T70) Luis Lopez: 11 T78) Roy McMillan: 10 T78) Ed Charles: 10 T78) John Valentin: 10 T78) Steve Henderson: 10 T78) Jeff Francoeur: 10 T78) Lenny Dykstra: 10 T78) Jay Payton: 10 T78) Juan Samuel: 10 T78) Kevin Pillar: 10

Omar Quintanilla.

That's Almora!

I think Lindor got the tag on the sweat band.