Fman99

Mets hitters at home in 2009: 9 3Bs 6 HRs

Hey! A manufactured run!

FUCK.

OK David, plate this fucker.

OK Jose, plate these fuckers.

Castro singles, first and second, one out for Johan.

Castro up... speculation about what happens when Schneid is ready to play. Castro is making 2.5 mil this year so does that make it less likely that he is cut outright?

="soupcan"]Say what you want about Cantu - he's good. It seems that whenever I watch the Marlins he comes up big. 2-1 Fish by the way Fman. Whoopsie. Thanks Soup.

Safety squeeze, 2-1 Mets. They're bunt happy! Murph on with a bunt single. P.S. Wayne Hagin still blows.

Good start for the Mets! Another three bagger at Triples Field, this one for Reyes.

Stupid Jorge ****u.

I need to buy some noise cancelling headphones. Earbuds are good for the gym but they're not something I want to wear for three hours.

Benjamin Grimm wrote: I'm with you. I've had the same perspective for years now. Every time you bring a new pitcher into the game, he's an unknown quantity. It's better to do this as infrequently as possible. If Putz slams the door decisively in the eighth, let him start the ninth. If he ends up with a two-inning save and he's less available tomorrow, you make up for it with a more-rested Frankie Rodriguez. No one does this anymore. You can thank Tony LaRussa and Dennis Eckersley for the "one and done" method of bullpen management.

Got my Gameday Audio, my headphones, bag lunch. Let's do this.

Delgado taking today off also and getting Thursday as a team off day, tentatively scheduled to return to the lineup Friday. I would be nonplussed if Castillo gets the same treatment.

="Nymr83":3p4uabei]="themetfairy":3p4uabei]He looks like the guy in the Chunky Soup ads.[/quote:3p4uabei] They all look the same to you too???[/quote:3p4uabei] Those soups all look different. Some have chicken, some have beef, and some are vegetarian. Speaking of which, Matt Vegetarian is a douche. What, what's his name? Oh. metirish Apr 29 2009 07:29 AM Watched this last night , not saying it was funny but the awkwardness of it was . It's like he thought his little gag was so funny he just had to get the camera guys back to a shot of his McNabb. Frayed Knot Apr 29 2009 07:35 AM I don't think the awkwardness was caused by either the racial or the insensitive towards injury angles but rather by the 'how stupid can you be to think that a multi-millionaire athlete would be working as a EMT in a sporting event not even in his home town' theorem. Centerfield Apr 29 2009 08:35 AM I've watched it twice now, and I think Frayed Knot is right. I don't think Matt Vasgersian is trying to be funny, or attempting to make a racial joke. I think he honestly thought that the EMT was Donovan McNabb. I think when they re-played it, Vasgersian realized it wasn't him, and that it looked nothing like him. And it took him a minute to realize how dumb such a notion would be. I think the reaction from the other guys in studio could be summed up as "Why would you interrupt such a somber moment with such an absurd and stupid idea?"

Edgy DC wrote: Here's my book. My book says we hired Hernandez because he's durable. Why lift him after 91 pitches? According to da Gangsta, they feel that Hernandez is more susceptible to getting smoked as the opposing lineup gets more face time with him, so they're trying to give him the hook pre-smoke.

Another gutless late inning display by the Mets O. Boo, I say. These guys fall off the map after about 8:30 PM.

Cora 1 Sheffield 1 Wright 1 Stokes 1 Feliciano .25 Parnell .5 Hernandez 1.5

Saw the headline, thought this was another Dykstra story.

Won't read it. To Wally I say, Boo.

Maine 3 Santos 2 Wright 1 Church 1 Green 1 Putz 1 Rodriguez 1

apmorris wrote: Who turned off the game after Sheff's error (besides me that is)? Took the family out for ice cream, after the first, and came back in the 6th without missing anything major. Sweet deal for me.

Omir for President. Of Earth.