Edgy MD
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It's the downside of the Javier Baez technique. You can pull back your inside hand and reach around with the outside one, but you may need both hands to hang onto the bag.
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Lotta baseball to play.
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Schadenfreude payback inning.
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Urp. Passed ball.
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That change to strike out O'Neill felt like Carrasco's pitch of the day.
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Why is Lindor doing infield cutoffs?
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Lindy's having a swing-and-missy series.
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Matz getting pissy about missing a grounder and falling apart afterwards. That's peak Matz there, poor guy.
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Last guy on our roster tagging you there, Matz.
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Waiting for Steve Cohen to realize Matz is pitching for the Cardinals, causing Cohen to stalk around pouting.
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It seems that Buckminster thinks Guillorme's skills are effective when deployed against lefties. Interesting to see Escobar get the half day off and Davis deployed at third.
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Interesting that SNY was the first outlet to get their hands on the letter and openly report on its contents. I guess that means the next shoe to drop will be orange and blue.
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=metsmarathon post_id=90415 time=1650992362 user_id=83]but he always brought a unique perspective to the game, that may or may not have merit.
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Fun Fact: The Mets have issued but two intentional walks* so far this young season. More interesting is that puts them in the top half of the league. Twelve of 16 National League teams have issued zero or one intentional walks. * Both occurred in the https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/NYN/NYN202204160.shtmlsame game. The Mets ended up getting out of both situations with no runs scoring. In both situations, there were two out.
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"Cleared for loading" is a phrase that we're going to go from none of us ever having heard to every one of us sick of hearing in about four months.
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Bassitt really slowed down in his last inning. Plus there were the HbPs, with the accompanying staredowns, medical checkups, and pitchers circling the mound trying to gather themselves.
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Not hitting as consistently as prior series, but ... the train kept a-rollin'.
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Not really seeing Díaz usual fastball speed or slider movement.
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Thanks for swinging at the first pitch, Bader and DeJong.
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I hope Loogy is staying loose.
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Edgy MD wrote: One thing I credit Tony Larussa for: When one of his players would hit a batter up high, nobody had to charge the mound, and nobody had to warn the benches, because Tony would go out on the mound and scream at his player. I read Buzz Bissinger's mostly bad book on LaRussa and there was an interesting section where one of the Cardinals got hit so LaRussa reviewed their lineup to find an equivalent player and did the same. I'm not sure, and I know he doesn't live in the St. Louis area, but I thought I saw Buzz in the box seats during this game.
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Shoulda squozen.
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Squeeze, McCann!
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Sort of was suspecting Alonso was going to be pinch-run for there.
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Clowning and frowning!
