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  1. I fear we have seen Nieuwenhuis' ceiling. Den Dekker next year.
  2. Frayed Knot wrote: No, GMs go to see prospects all the time and for all kinds of reasons. I know, I'd be shocked if they dont bring him back though.
  3. The only reason for them to go see him is to have him sign paperwork and get a ride back to NY.
  4. Torres 1.5 Ramirez 2 Batista 1
  5. Fman99 wrote: I hat Lost Weekends. Drinking lol?
  6. Frayed Knot wrote: Frayed Knot wrote: Does it matter? The starters ALL suck right now for whatever reason. But, beyond that, the hitters suck, the defense sucks, and the relievers have always sucked. At one point yesterday four different pen guys managed to start 11 straight Brave hitters off with ball one. Santana walking not only Janish but also Sheets (who hits like sheet) is merely continuing the tradition. Water finds its level Pythagoreus. That pythagorean imbalance straightened itself out weeks ago. It has nothing to do with what's going on now. If a team that has been playing "over its head" for lack of a better phrase loses three in a row lie 10-1 does that "even" things. I wonder sometimes if it is as simple as "a win is a win is a win."
  7. Palisades Park would have been more fun..
  8. Did Mr. Dickey sign off on this? http://lookatmeshirts.com/lookatme/ra-dickey-shirt-knuckle-deep.html Probably not. That's why I bought this one Thats the guy from "The Deadliest Catch"
  9. Frayed Knot wrote: Does it matter? The starters ALL suck right now for whatever reason. But, beyond that, the hitters suck, the defense sucks, and the relievers have always sucked. At one point yesterday four different pen guys managed to start 11 straight Brave hitters off with ball one. Santana walking not only Janish but also Sheets (who hits like sheet) is merely continuing the tradition. Water finds its level Pythagoreus.
  10. He is painfully effective thus far, but what 75 pitch cap coming?
  11. Edgy DC wrote: Climb on. We're going for a ride. Palisades Park? Pleez!!!!!
  12. Ben Sheets..how bout dat...
  13. 37 is 37 in that you can pull a hammy fielding your position, running, hitting etc. Less wear on the arm for sure.
  14. I liked what I heard about Wheeler possibly being with the big club this year.
  15. Tejada 6 Murphy 4 Wright 5 Davis 3 Hairston 7 Nieuwenhuis 9 Torres 8 Thole 2 Santana 1 Bourn 8 Prado 4 Heyward 9 Jones 5 Freeman 3 McCann 2 Diaz 7 Janish 6 Sheets 1
  16. LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr wrote: Just because a bill in my pocket isn't a $100K Woodrow Wilson note-- ULTRA-RARE!-- doesn't mean it has no value; whether it's $1000 or $100 or $20... it's got some worth. And just because a guy's not untouchable Wheeler or Harvey doesn't mean he's not "valuable." Relatedly, just because I could REALLY use a soda right now, that doesn't make dropping a Benjamin on a Diet Coke a good deal. If the aim is to build a sustainably successful team, you don't want to overspend wildly, in cash or (especially) in trade. Spending Valdespin (a 24-year-old, controllable multi-position asset just beginning to build his major-league value... who may end up being a LOT more than a utility guy) to get Street (a middling-to-good reliever having a very good 24-inning stretch right now, still due about $4M in salary, and NOT the one-size-fits-all-answer to getting the Mets to the postseason) would be a pretty big overspend. As-- at this point-- it's a seller's market, reliever- and righty-power-guy-wise, there is no "answer" out there that wouldn't be pretty fuggin' expensive. As such, it would be unwise to buy, at least without exhausting all internal options. (And while we know pretty well what Street is at this point-- 8-9 Ks/9 and solid, if not unhittable, relief-- we have NO idea whether he'd represent a significant performance bump over guys like Edgin/Beato, or guys like Ramirez/Francisco pitching at their previously-established performance baselines.) tl; dr-- Giving up real ML-ready value for Huston Street = dumb buy. Repeated assertion to contrary isn't more evidence; it's just kinda chafing. Alot of speculation there. I agree to disagree...They make corn starch for chafing..Your argument is at best absurd.
  17. I wouldn't trade a valuable prospect either..but Valdespin is expendable. Lutz and a few more. The answer for this season is not in the organization at this moment..If it is.. who.....? Is that Basta enuff for you?
  18. Davis 4 Tejada 3 Thole 2
  19. Edgy DC wrote: Fuck Huston Street! And you have been promoting Beato...awesome!
  20. With the possible exception of Harvey the answer to the pitching woes do not lie within the organization.
  21. Edgy DC wrote: Leavin' him in to face Diaz. Geren's call or Terry working from an undisclosed location? Terry called from Applebees.
  22. Mets � Willets Point wrote: I'm jumping on the Edgin bandwagon. Does he have a bandwagon? Does now! He'd be great with Street.
  23. Nymr83 wrote: Ashie62 wrote: Thank you Tejada!!! Fuck you Reyes. Really? Why? because he went somewhere that wanted to pay him? Tejada is better for the money...Reyes is a slacking bum.
  24. Thank you Tejada!!! Fuck you Reyes.
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