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    [MetsBlue]orange[/MetsBlue][MetsOrange]blue[/MetsOrange]
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    Zvon would have loved this!
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    [MetsBlue]Mets will [MetsOrange]win[/MetsOrange] tonight[/MetsBlue]
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    [MetsOrange]awesome![/MetsOrange]
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    Who can we get for him?
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    Hey! Billtown boy!
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    Peter Marshall's son, ya know.
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    Benjamin Grimm wrote: It's seeming more and more that this isn't about bringing baseball to the people of London but about bringing American baseball fans to spend money in London. I think if I was there I would ignore the MLB promotional stuff (other than the game, of course) and spend my time exploring the city. Is this your first trip to London, or had you been there before? Just found this thread and your first sentence sounds about right to me. Maybe that wasn't how they expected it to be though. Again, how is this assessment being made? I do not have that sense at all after actually being here. No doubt Milwaukee or Cincinnati won't be asked to come to London anytime soon, and there of course was a sizeable US contingent but in no way do I get the sense that this was focused on US fans. There were tons of people there in gear from other teams (even including Tampa (!). This is a European-focused event first and foremost. Good to hear! I love that you are there
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    Benjamin Grimm wrote: It's seeming more and more that this isn't about bringing baseball to the people of London but about bringing American baseball fans to spend money in London. I think if I was there I would ignore the MLB promotional stuff (other than the game, of course) and spend my time exploring the city. Is this your first trip to London, or had you been there before? Just found this thread and your first sentence sounds about right to me. Maybe that wasn't how they expected it to be though.
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    Lefty Specialist wrote: Ha! They're booing Mr & Mrs Met and giving a thunderous ovation to the Phanatic. Can't blame them, what?
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    Let it not go unnoticed that Wilmer Flores is en fuego this week!
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    Lindsey always seemed like a deserter to me.
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    Peter Max?
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    June 8?
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    Around here, guys named Dakota generally end up in the Police News
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    Didn't JD Martinez just GET here? Am I confusing him with someone?
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    That's what I thought he meant too!
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    Me too A guy coming here now would feel like Keef did, only worse. No up and comers
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    Something that is actually something would be nice
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    Frayed Knot wrote: Hopefully it's not just another sleepy dusty delta day for the club. Another good one!
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    Lol yeah
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    Frayed Knot wrote: Mets have ruined Gore's lead and he'll cry if he wants to Did you know that Leslie Gore's brother wrote the soundtrack for Fame?
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    I was reading yesterdays thread thinking it was todays
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    Why was he talking about Strawberry?
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    Edgy MD wrote: Edgy MD wrote: I, for one, welcome the Luís Torrens era to Citi Field. (If they play "Brother Louie" for him, I think I'm going to scream.) I happen to love Brother Louie. Whatever do you mean? I love it too, but it's a tragic song, and they played a chorus of it every time Luis Guillorme came up, and it certainly didn't deliver the sort of energy that sustains a rally. Sort of like when they play "Piano Man" in the eighth-inning. A lot of people love that song, almost certainly moreso in Mets territory. I don't judge them, but a story of middle-aged people watching their lives slip away is no way to trigger the energy to produce late-inning fireworks. Yeah piano man is depressing but also rousing
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