John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: I'm a tiny bit worried about deGrom, too. The MFY Stadium start was just so out of shape with his other starts. Sometimes you see a guy just have one start way out of whack with his others and the next thing you know is that he'd injured something. I'm thinking that he just couldn't get a good feel on an unseasonably cold night.
Mets Guy in Michigan wrote: Why does this guy have two first names? Look at Dan Napolean, and you might notice, His last name's a first name Just like Amos Otis, Like Ed Charles, Frank Thomas, Charley Neal, and Kevin Mitchell, but not Rod Kanehl
I despised the black jerseys, and I'm glad they're gone. I don't think it was a coincidence that they disappeared as soon as Charlie Samuels was shown the door.
In Episode 7 of Daredevil : Matt, discussing Foggy's injured side: "I think Foggy will be pitching for the Mets by midseason" Karen: "I'm being serious" Matt: "So am I. Have you seen their bullpen?"
d'Kong76 wrote: It's a nice memory, not going to let you ruin for me. We've talked about this day a number of times, many here were there. I sat in the last row of the upper decks with that wind whipping on the back of our heads through that steal mesh stuff, it was so f'n cold. The Shea Faithful walking down the ramps shouting Gary Gary Gary is one of my top ten Mets's memories of all time. We were sitting in the loge, underneath the overhang. I took pity on the not-yet-Mrs. DGW, and left because it was so freaking cold. We were going over the Whitestone when Kid's homer landed in the bullpen.
d'Kong76 wrote: Gary Carter taught the Mets to play... http://www.leaptoad.com/mets/gamedetail.php?gameno=3686&tabno=D Nicely keeping with the tune, too..
Ashie62 wrote: Mejia, inflamation and no structural damage. http://www.rotoworld.com/playernews/mlb/baseball After Wheeler last year, I don't believe this one bit.
Centerfield wrote: Really. I hate this day. It's better after a win, because at least we get to re-live yesterday's glory rather stew on a painful loss, but it still sucks. I know the economic reasons for setting up the season this way, but when we take over these lands and I get annointed king, my first act will be to eliminate this day. That should be your second act. Your first act should be to anoint Opening day as a national holiday.
Centerfield wrote: Really. I hate this day. It's better after a win, because at least we get to re-live yesterday's glory rather stew on a painful loss, but it still sucks. I know the economic reasons for setting up the season this way, but when we take over these lands and I get annointed king, my first act will be to eliminate this day. That should be your second act. Your first act should be to anoint Opening day as a national holiday.
G-Fafif wrote: Also, what likely appears to be a one-off character, a dermatologist who is jilted by one of the other Loners. His name (the doctor) is Howard Blatt, who used to cover the Mets for the Daily News. That's probably a coincidence, but who knows? Yeah, I think that's as much of a coincidence as the Koosmans being the neighbors of the Seavers on Growing Pains.
This week has to be an elaborate April Fools joke, doesn't it? It's getting harder and harder to fight the optimism building up inside. I just know that if I give into it, they will do something to crush my spirit again...
...without the Curious Case Of Sidd Finch: http://www.si.com/mlb/2014/10/15/curious-case-sidd-finch He's a pitcher, part yogi and part recluse. Impressively liberated from our opulent life-style, Sidd's deciding about yoga�and his future in baseball.