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  1. she wouldn't take off the red dress?
  2. Is what, as of today? Schneider tentatively back? What else?
  3. What are you doing reading Yank blogs?
  4. NYM - 93.5 - over PHIL - 87.5 -- over ATL - 84.5 -- under FLA - 68.5 - under CHIC - 87.5 --over StL - 78.5 -- over LAD - 87.5 --under ARIZ - 86.5 -- under
  5. Who do they have left behind the plate? They may have to switch Joe Hietpas back.
  6. ...in Delgado's arm? Did I hear that right? What happened?
  7. I loved Ron Hunt. He was the first Met we could take pride in.
  8. Nobody, especially the Hall voters, knows what the HOF standards are for relief pitchers.
  9. I wouldn't rule Delgado out. I can't go for Kent, whether he deserves it or not.
  10. How do you pronounce Thames's name?
  11. Number 11 Christine Jorgensen
  12. Well-known movie critic Yogi Berra. You've been arrested for a triple homicide. You're innocent, but they found you standing over the body with a smoking gun in your hand. You don't have a lawyer, so you decide to call a Met. Who?
  13. ]Reyes hitting his first homer, Wright his first triple Shouldn't it be the other way around?
  14. I love this story.
  15. A wise, fatherly sort you'd want managing your team. I'll give him 14. The Dalai Lama
  16. I do kinda like the numbers that symbolize our impression, but I think this would maybe fit both criteria -- or maybe not. I'd give John Denver number 33, for all time Rocky Mountain High-assisted home run leader Larry Walker. Crazy Eddie.
  17. I'd go with Keith Hernandez -- he's developed into a pretty smooth talker. You're taking your Ph.D. orals in art history and you haven't studied for them, but fortunately no one on your review board knows what you look like, so you put in a emergency call to...
  18. That may well be the case -- primarily Keeler they would have been helping out. His philosophy of hitting: "I hit 'em where they ain't."
  19. Mets announcers confessing ignorance as to the origin of the phrase "Baltimore chop," saying they'll probably get e-mails on it. If I had an e-mail address for them, I'd do it. The use of the 'butcher boy" cut as a deliberate offensive weapon was pioneered by Wee Willie Keeler of the original Orioles.
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