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What we need to do is research what years Mazzilli and Mays played together (none that I can figure) then go from there to see who Mr 6- is

=Ceetar post_id=107163 time=1663111897 user_id=102] =whippoorwill post_id=107149 time=1663108191 user_id=79] You could ask him who it is…

Johnny Lunchbucket wrote: Tuesday Night Mets 🌙 If Bernie Sanders is in attendance, can you please ask him where he stands on the trumpets. Bring home W! #lgm #ygb #ymdyf I hope he wears his mittens!

I'd also like to know how I can use my fat

You could ask him who it is…

Edgy MD wrote: Darrin Ruf just had to have a bad game on Bark at the Park Night. It's like kids today don't even care about the Tabloid Cover Derby. There has never been a better name in baseball.

But not if you add them all together!

Oh , sorry

I read number 2 as BATS increase to 18”. Not sure why that didn't make me stop and wonder I'm not a fan of the shift, except how they used it in the old days against certain batters in certain situations. Banning it altogether seems over the top. Pitch clock…no, just no. Batters screwing around between pitches, yes, just yes, time that. Ghost runner…🤦‍♀️

Now that's a scary looking offense

Hubby and I watched it. I kept making little stories up about the white haired man behind home plate… ‘look at that poor man, he probably saved up all year for those seats and the Pirates aren't winning'….

=bmfc1 post_id=106516 time=1662514215 user_id=73] Jason Delay has as many hits as Lindor, McNeil, Alonso and Vogelbach COMBINED.

cal sharpie wrote: PNC Park is cashless. A beautiful stadium but terrible food. Pittsburgh is a nice city with good food. No ragging on Pittsburgh. Haha! We were there a few years ago and there were a few beer guys and I thought one was saying ‘yuengling'. I bought two $11 each and it turned out they were really ligenwhatevers grapefruit beers Omg We both stuffed them under our seats and ‘accidentally' kicked them over

=stevejrogers post_id=106397 time=1662396670 user_id=57] Inspired by another forum's thread comment on the still closed state of Citi Field's McFadden's space, I went down a little rabbit hole on the franchise that was burgeoning at the time they went into Citi. Well, it appears the McFadden's across from PNC is the last one left! Their original one near Grand Central never reopened following the COVID caused closure in March of 2020. Even more suddenly and without any notice from them than the Citi's location. I mean the first site I got with info was from a Buffalo Bills fandom site, where a New York City chapter organizer (not only was it a BillsMafia hotspot, but major Bill events, with big names as speakers and whatnot, were held there) noticed for lease signage on it months later, with zero notice or replies from bar contacts and socials! And I've heard that there had been some shady things (I know, big shock when it comes to NYC and closures with no notice) going on with their management in recent years. I'm guessing the Pittsburgh location didn't have as direct ties as others did, but locations in Nashville, Chicago, Arizona, Philly Stanford and Vegas all permanently shuttered recently.

If you feel like a drive, Falling Water and the Flight 93 Memorial are in the region

No Pittsburgh definitely doesn't suck

There are lots of cool museums there

Not like i actually even pay attention to the Yankees, but he's on my fantasy team (as is Polar Bear) and this is the first year EVER that I've been in the money. I might send him a dollar.

Willets Point wrote: Jeez peeps, it's like two bad games (and this one's not even over). Keep the faith! Yeah , LGM!

Benjamin Grimm wrote: . I found this very rare Pete Alonso card from 1379 AD! http://leaptoad.com/mets/cards/PeteAlonso1379_large.jpg> That bat would come in handy if you didn't like the umpire's call

I can't see that but I'm guessing it's Papa Was a Rolling Stone. I would never sing that song when I was a kid for fear it would jinx my dad. Well guess what happened anyway…

Me too Hot Corner…don't you love it when they just yell [bIGPURPLE]Nimmo!!![/bIGPURPLE] or something Lolol

Frayed Knot wrote: Both Iowa and Texas choose to represent a football field as a symbol of their state. Pretty sad if you ask me. I can see PA doing it. We love us our gridirons!

=Marshmallowmilkshake post_id=106203 time=1662166406 user_id=119] Gary and Ron were all about that ice cream debate. That “everybody clap your hands” thing now grates on me. I swear the minor league team near me plays it twice an inning. Nice pickoff!

By all means, fill us in…