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IGT 9/9/2021: NYM @ MIA: It's Still Better Than Watching Football
Edgy MD replied to bmfc1's topic in Archived Game Threads
Man, Baez is a creative ballplayer. Enough to drive you crazy, but that run was all him. -
IGT 9/9/2021: NYM @ MIA: It's Still Better Than Watching Football
Edgy MD replied to bmfc1's topic in Archived Game Threads
Luzardo's got some stuff. Looks like a guy you've got to force to throw strikes. -
Of course, the real "Oh shit" belongs to the manager who let his pitcher pitch to him, and the pitcher who left that pitch over the plate. It didn't hit off the top of the wall, but the middle. He seemingly had a chance if stayed full bore on the ball, but even had he made the unlikely grab, he would have had to survive a heckuva collision, so there's only so much lamenting I can do. Jump ahead to 1:20 to see the hit. [media=youtube]zOJxk0RyVQI?t=83[/media]
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=86dreamer post_id=76987 time=1631152709 user_id=97] Rojas is a maroon And why is Almora turning and playing off the wall instead of making a jump for it?
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De La Lose.
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What a strange year for McCann. He's batted eighth and seventh, he's batted third and fourth, and how he's been pinch-hit for by the figurative last guy on the bench with the game on the line.
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Gun to my head, I'd say that ball was fair, but I couldn't have possibly claimed to have enough info to overturn.
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Whew! One thing I'll say for McCannister is that Mets pitchers aren't afraid to bounce curves with a runner on third.
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Mets pitchers getting squeezed and squeezed the last few innings.
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But we go down chasing the back-foot slider.
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O-and-2 is a great running count.
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Good for Mattingly for letting Alcantara do what he do.
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Who'd have guessed that everybody was right in the 19th century when they were positioning the second baseman right next to second?
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Career Homers by a Metface 1 ) Darryl Strawberry : 252 2 ) David Wright : 242 3 ) Mike Piazza : 220 4 ) Howard Johnson : 192 5 ) Dave Kingman : 154 6 ) Carlos Beltran : 149 Michael Conforto Projected to End of Season: : 131.89 7 ) Michael Conforto : 130 8 ) Lucas Duda : 125 9 ) Todd Hundley : 124 10 ) Kevin McReynolds : 122 11 ) Edgardo Alfonzo : 120 12 ) Ed Kranepool : 118 =#FF5910] Michael Conforto at Start of Season : 118 13 ) Jose Reyes : 108 Pete Alonso Projected to End of Season: : 106.03 14 ) Carlos Delgado : 104 15 ) Pete Alonso : 101 16 ) George Foster : 99 T17 ) Curtis Granderson : 95 T17 ) Bobby Bonilla : 95 19 ) John Milner : 94 20 ) Cleon Jones : 93 … 27 ) Rusty Staub : 75 28 ) Ron Swoboda : 69 =#FF5910] Pete Alonso at Start of Season: : 69 29 ) Ike Davis : 68
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Familia has really become a double-play machine.
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What a great cutoff by McNeil.
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I've seen bigger crowds at the Orange Junius stand in Penn Station.
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Hill's got skills.
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Keith's got a little frog going in his voice. It's almost unrecognizable during the first section, but it adds gravity to his testimony.
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Another option is Villar for center, opening up third for Davis or whoev.
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Yeah, but I'm not trying to present the idea of watching it.
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"Greensboro is where Jeter first proved he could successfully impose his will on almost anything." “I'm never moving from shortstop,” Jeter told Long. “It's never going to happen. Never.” Imagine being covered the way Derek Jeter is. Folks that aren't even on your payroll openly list your ugliest and most selfish traits and insist to a credulous readership that they are virtues.
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Dodgers win. Mets catch the Cards. Albert Pujols hits his 679th career homer in his old haunts.
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100% now. Phillies getting destroyed so the Mets gain on them. They also catch St. Louis in the Wild Card race provided the Dodgers close the deal.
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1 ) Darryl Strawberry : 252 2 ) David Wright : 242 3 ) Mike Piazza : 220 4 ) Howard Johnson : 192 5 ) Dave Kingman : 154 6 ) Carlos Beltran : 149 Michael Conforto Projected to End of Season: : 130.82 7 ) Michael Conforto : 129 8 ) Lucas Duda : 125 9 ) Todd Hundley : 124 10 ) Kevin McReynolds : 122 11 ) Edgardo Alfonzo : 120 12 ) Ed Kranepool : 118 =#FF8000] Michael Conforto at Start of Season : 118 13 ) Jose Reyes : 108 Pete Alonso Projected to End of Season: : 106.29 14 ) Carlos Delgado : 104 15 ) Pete Alonso : 101 16 ) George Foster : 99 T17 ) Curtis Granderson : 95 T17 ) Bobby Bonilla : 95 19 ) John Milner : 94 20 ) Cleon Jones : 93 … 27 ) Rusty Staub : 75 28 ) Ron Swoboda : 69 =#FF8000] Pete Alonso at Start of Season: : 69 29 ) Ike Davis : 68
