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  1. Frayed Knot wrote: Edgy MD wrote: I hope the booth brings this up tonight. I'm guessing no. As did Gary & Ron Missed it. Did they mention anything about a punch in the face?
  2. Berti's throwing does not match his wheels.
  3. Lefty Specialist wrote: I have no faith in you, Trevor. Prove me wrong. Giving up 3 runs in 3 2/3 or some such isn't going to cut it. You gotta have faith-a-faith-a-faith-faith.
  4. I hope the booth brings this up tonight. I'm guessing no.
  5. Nimmo just overslid second but grabbed onto it as he flew by and anchored his body in place. It was on a double. Had he been coming from first, though, he'd've had his kitchen accessories on and slid right over.
  6. I'm not comfortable seeing the Marlins in a uniform I don't hate. Also, nice pick by Lindor, but his lack of urgency almost let Berti beat that out.
  7. =bmfc1 post_id=98688 time=1657230491 user_id=73] His manager is 66-years old and the fact that Buck is double-boosted doesn't change the fact that he's 66. More like Chris Ass-itt, as far as I'm concerned.
  8. It also doesn't care that your teammates have newborn kids at home.
  9. Dear God, make him stop talking.
  10. He probably just means swapped into the rotation. Depending on potential upcoming deals, Williams is likely to remain in the bullpen if and when he's no longer starting. If the Mets can actually field a deGrom-Scherzer-[CROSSOUT]Williams[/CROSSOUT]Walker-Carrasco-Peterson rotation, even for a few weeks, it'll be hard to acquire a pitcher good enough to break that up. A veteran with a CV, even if he's now merely on a par with Peterson, would still have the juice to bump him to the bullpen, though. And then we'd have Rockin' Doc's second lefty. Peterson's next start is going to be important to the rest of his season.
  11. I confess that "adult video company" wasn't the phrase that popped into my mind.
  12. Apart from different teams' Old Timer's Day game in their stadia, there was for a time the nationally oriented Cracker Jack Old Timer's Classic (as seen above). I think it was played in Buffalo, but maybe other cities too — usually non-MLB parks that resonated with old-timey glory. I think you're right that it was scheduled around the All-Star Game. They also tried to differentiate it by making it at least a little bit more competitive than the team-based games. Older dudes appeared, but recently retired Johnny Bench-types tended to dominate the action. I don't remember how much they shortened the fences — presumably they did to some degree — but I also remember in what I think was the very first of these games, a rather old (75-ish?) Luke Applinng led off with a homer, and he didn't hit a whole lot of those in his actual career. I'm guessing that, even though it wasn't that big a national event, team's assumed that it kind of made their own OTD games seem redundant, because the local affairs started disappearing around the same time.
  13. Shared without comment. [media=youtube]FdfdBCdxPzE[/media]
  14. The gag is ... that the Mets were so bad that Frank "Kiss It Goodbye" Thomas was the only Met worth including in the team picture?
  15. Fun fact: Paul Clemons was given the home plate assignment only after a late scratch moved Angel Hernandez from behind the dish to second base.
  16. It took me a while to realize I was looking at the strikezone from umpie's point of view. I like that they try to glean their best interpretation of the umpire's zone.
  17. I'm not sure that's exactly fairness, strictly speaking (two wrongs and all), but in fairness, yeah, "ball 2" prol'ly was a "strike."
  18. Syracuse takes the top half of a doubleheader tonight, 9-4, on the strength of homers by Blankehorn, Katoh, Marrero, Jankowski, Vientos, Blankenhorn (again), and Lee. That's seven homeruns in a seven-inning game.
  19. The 3-0 pitch to Dom leading off the eighth: [fimg=450]https://metsrostercentral.files.wordpress.com/2022/07/screen-shot-2022-07-06-at-10.54.58-pm.png[/fimg] [fimg=450]https://metsrostercentral.files.wordpress.com/2022/07/screen-shot-2022-07-06-at-10.55.30-pm.png[/fimg] Strike one.
  20. I'm trying to figure out if Dom Smith's double would have been an out if the Reds had Dom Smith playing first.
  21. Strange to see a post-game on-field interview by Gelbs on the road. Win goes to Ottavino, who mowed 'em down in the ninth in a manner that spoke for itself.
  22. The Hot Corner wrote: I have seen enough. Maybe I will pleasantly surprised by a Mets comeback when I get up tomorrow, but I doubt it. So, should one of us call him?
  23. Pham had one nubbed foul. The only "contact" Diaz "gave up." Shmig win.
  24. Diaz don't look like he wants to save any for the Marlins.
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