Edgy DC wrote: The lineup I want (nay, demand) tomorrow: 1. Reyes, ss 2. Wright, 3b 3. Beltran, rf 4. Reyes, 2b 5. Wright, 1b 6. Beltan, cf 7. Reyes, p 8. Wright, c 9. Beltran, lf Wow, pitcher batting 7th. You just gave Tony LaRussa a hard-on.
Lost my innocence at 15 at the (skilled) hands of a 19 year old Puerto Rican girl, the older sister of a buddy of mine from high school. She was most instructive. No Mets were involved.
Three for six tonight, three singles. According to hair-impaired play by play artisan Gary Cohen, the plan is for him to play all 9 innings in FL the next three days and be activated Friday, barring any setback.
He didn�t want to look in the mirror that morning. He�d been floating by mirrors for some time now, his reflection a shadowy distortion. He didn�t like the face he saw, either. He didn�t like what he was becoming. He reached for the stubble on his chin as he dragged his feet across the natty hotel room rug that morning, eyelids half-mast and not too eager to begin a new day with a hot shower. He hated the dark place where he was; only he didn�t know he was in a dark place. Maybe today will be different, he tried to convince himself.
soupcan wrote: metsmarathon wrote: we had no leverage. plus, we just got $17.5M for next year. that seems like plenty. Agreed. The biggest thing to me is that with Frankie gone and Beltran coming off the books, there is plenty o' do-re-mi to sign a really good shortstop. No excuses now. First, best thing I thought when hearing of this trade.
TransMonk wrote: Soon we'll all be watching baseball games behind big plexiglass walls. This. As the saying goes, one guy shits his pants, we all end up wearing diapers.