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  1. Didnt we do a "memories of" for Schwinden?
  2. Ayatollah Teheran pitching for the Infidels...
  3. Phone call for Alex Rodriguez...
  4. Personally...call Syndergaard from AA...aint gonna kill him.. Realistically..Montero..
  5. Swan Swan H wrote: d'Aranaud cleared! St. Lucie now, next stop Vegas, baby. The Mets will need him for the pennant run...
  6. Wow...I kinda thought lawyering would hold MLB up...
  7. smg58 wrote: I'm kind of surprised Turner wasn't sent down in favor of Tejada, who's been swinging the bat very well lately. That last spot in the pen is very much up for grabs, and I don't have a problem with Germen getting an extended look here. I believe Tejada is kinda on the shitlist....
  8. God can take me if the Mets win....
  9. Harvey 6 Wright 1.5 Byrd 1.5 Lagres 1
  10. batmagadanleadoff wrote: Gil had two pitchers on his staff who would've been perfectly suited for long relief: Nolan Ryan, who had not yet transitioned to pure starting pitcher and essentially was their long RH reliever in '69, and Tug McGraw, who had not yet fully transitioned to pure reliever, and even spot started a few games in '69. But your post opens up another can of worms. The relief pitchers union that would one day successfully brainwash almost all of baseball and decree that the best relief pitchers must only pitch the 9th inning because the accumulation of their saves takes precedence over the goals of the team had not yet been born. That union couldn't exist in 1969 because Gil's players (like all the other players) were still slaves with no leverage, bound to the owners' interpretation of the reserve clause. So maybe this premise should be rephrased to ask what would Gil have done if the 1969 NL had to play their season under today's conditions. Sadly, he likely would have gone by rote as most do today..
  11. [bigpurple:6aiqj44k]KABOOM![/bigpurple:6aiqj44k]
  12. Arod not traveling with the MFYS to Texas but to an MRI for a sore quad. http://www.rotoworld.com/headlines/mlb/404575/alex-rodriguez-undergoing-mri-on-sore-quad
  13. Rollins 6 Young 5 Utley 4 Brown 7 D.Young 9 Frandsen 3 Mayberry Jr. 8 Kratz 2 Lee 1 Young Jr. 7 Murphy 4 Wright 5 Byrd 9 Satin 3 Buck 2 Lagares 8 Qball 6 Harvey 1
  14. Murphy 2 Wright 1 Byrd 2 Lagares 1.5 German 2.5
  15. Wright 3 Byrd 3 German 1 Davis 1
  16. themetfairy wrote: Great interview with Kevin and the usher. An usher since 1964. Thats amazin' Luke is usually in Section 311. Say hi to him the next time you're there - he's a character in the best sense of the word Let's hope the bullpen shows some character right now.... I wonder if he ushered the Beatles show?
  17. Sorry Hef...Nieuwie owes you a steak dinner...
  18. It was... Geez....this is about over already 7-0
  19. This is getting out of hand...I am watching this in Philadelphia....
  20. Duda may replace Ike..
  21. Swan Swan H wrote: Ron says Jeremy is looking like the old Hefner. Ron Jeremy?
  22. Swan Swan H wrote: Ashie62 wrote: First time I have seen Citi full and the fans paying attention to the action You should have been there on Opening Day, or July 3. True..it would be nice if the answer was more than two however..Hope you were there!
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