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  1. A true warm humid night at Citi.
  2. I'm sorry, but that is tooo funny.
  3. So, Wally is available?
  4. Edgy MD wrote: Yogi Berra ranked by me as a guy who didn't come out of New Jersey at all, but out of Missouri. I'll give Derek Jeter a pass for spending the first four years of his life in New Jersey, but I imagine that didn't represent a lot of baseball development. Their criteria. First, some ground rules. A player can qualify for this list in three ways: 1. He was born here. Yes, Derek Jeter grew up in Kalamazoo, Mich., but Pequannock always will be on his birth certificate, and if that's good enough for the New Jersey Hall of Fame, it's good enough for us. 2. He grew up here. Willie Wilson was born in Montgomery, Ala., but that hardly matters to the people of Summit, where he learned the game and remains a legend after his great 19-year career in the majors. 3. He is closely identifiable with the state. This one is tricky, because it is highly subjective. Still: The list would be incomplete without the likes of Yogi Berra, who for almost seven decades lived here and became a community treasure in Montclair. But the standard is high -- having an N.J. zip code for a few years is not enough.
  5. It was just a fun read. I will post it. Jeff Torborg is on it. RU 64 I believe. The SL NJ 50 http://www.nj.com/yankees/index.ssf/2017/05/here_are_the_50_greatest_baseball_players_from_new.html#incart_river_index
  6. Mike Trout was ranked by Steve Politi of the SL as the third best player to ever come out of New Jersey behind Jeter and Yogi being #1. Lakewood, NJ by Monmouth shore. Exit 92 lol.
  7. TDA is close. On the Espn piece, multiple sources? Cmon. I don't buy that the Mets have a systemic business problem with injury management. At the moment they do have a dozen guys on the wrong side of 30. There may lay the true answer.
  8. Mets blow, Angels blow. Looking for a competitive fun series. We have to be able to hit Ricky Nolasco.
  9. cooby wrote: Maybe your brother will get his wish and he'll be walking the plank Did you use deodorant lol.
  10. [bigpurple:3m35k428]JOSE YOU IDIOT![/bigpurple:3m35k428]
  11. Thank you Tomas. You may have saved our bullpen.
  12. Harvey looks like shit.
  13. Glad to see Conforto rake, I feared he was starting to turn south.
  14. That was fast. No dope today. Matt can have my hydro.
  15. Lefty Specialist wrote: Can Granderson bat 10th? Really.
  16. IN JEST, We also announce the retirement of, LUCAS DUDA NEIL WALKER JOSE REYES CURTIS GRANDERSON TRAVIS D'ARNAUD STEVEN MATZ SETH LUGO JOSH SMOKER ROBERT GSELLMAN HANSEL ROBLES and KEVIN PLAWECKI Cheers
  17. Frayed Knot wrote: I don't believe that this issue has already been decided and especially not to the point of being pre-planned. I agree but would not bet against the idea.
  18. Here is the whole article with updates on the other wounded. http://www.nj.com/mets/index.ssf/2017/05/mets_injury_updates_bad_news_regarding_david_wrigh.html#incart_river_index
  19. Greinke v. Milone. Nuff said.
  20. Terry can take a different flight home. Just sayin. Start the rebuild.
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