ashie62

Minute it to win it NBC.

Bay, just because, and he is presumably due.

I have lingering discomfort in my shoulder everyday. I wish I could shut it down sometimes but I am not that valuable.

Naturally I can't find the link. This is from the NY Times blog on Johan I found interesting. http://bats.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/08/02/santana-to-have-shoulder-examined/

Those were Alderson's words for what its worth. Anyway..let johan throw.

Ceetar wrote: Ceetar wrote: TransMonk wrote: Gwreck wrote: By that point, the Mets had better be owned by some unburdened-by-Picard Wilpons or by Einhorn. Either way, they pay the $30 million. It's not a "difficulty" unless we have cheapskate ownership. Yup. My thoughts exactly. Furthermore, if he's not ready than shut-him-the-fuck-down. 100% in 2012 is better than 65% in a [crossout]meaningless[/crossout] non-contending 2011. yes, but 90% confidence he'll be ready to go in 2012 by pitching in September is better than 50% confident and having to buy an extra pitcher this offseason. There is zero indication that shutting him down is the right answer. rehabbing an injury is not done via rest. Why do you use so many unsubstantiated absolutes like "The is zero indication that shutting him down is the right answer.? You don't know.....but again..you seem to know I guess. the same reason you use absolutes like "The Mets are done" no, seriously, since when does sitting on your ass get you anywhere? When you have knee surgery, do they tell you to sit around for six months until it's completely healed and then try to walk? Sitting on my ass may get me somewhere at work but in Johan's case he will do his start one day later and the discomfort was not described as a setback, but a "tweak of schedule." Let him pitch, if he has breakthrough pain then reevaluate.

Ceetar wrote: TransMonk wrote: Gwreck wrote: By that point, the Mets had better be owned by some unburdened-by-Picard Wilpons or by Einhorn. Either way, they pay the $30 million. It's not a "difficulty" unless we have cheapskate ownership. Yup. My thoughts exactly. Furthermore, if he's not ready than shut-him-the-fuck-down. 100% in 2012 is better than 65% in a [crossout]meaningless[/crossout] non-contending 2011. yes, but 90% confidence he'll be ready to go in 2012 by pitching in September is better than 50% confident and having to buy an extra pitcher this offseason. There is zero indication that shutting him down is the right answer. rehabbing an injury is not done via rest. Why do you use so many unsubstantiated absolutes like "The is zero indication that shutting him down is the right answer.? You don't know.....but again..you seem to know I guess.

Ceetar wrote: Okay..score some runs. Eventually I guess.

Tonight's starter for the Marlins: Mets just looking at him and saying, "Hey, bud, let's party!" "You ... Dick!" for whatever reason that's my favorite Spicoli line of the whole movie Are you all...on dope!

LETS GO METS!

Duda 3 Acosta 2 Pelfrey 2

Ceetar wrote: Ashie62 wrote: The Cincy series was a cocktease..It's over.. this is what, the 18th time you've called it over? Not saying it looks good, but a five game winning streak with a sweep of Atlanta would certainly look pretty good. Ceetar..don't you have some roadkill to barbecue?

He looks like John Waters.

Gwreck wrote: If it's a day off that Reyes needs, and this Thursday isn't enough, then I think Turner or Wright are sufficient. I see no reason to bring Tejada back unless Reyes needs multiple days off. So there!!!

The Cincy series was a cocktease..It's over..

Ceetar wrote: granted it becomes very obvious what Murphy should've done, but is that bad instincts? would someone else have done it right? This isn't exactly a well practiced scenario, and he did exhibit good instincts in actually running at the runner, knowing it would keep him from having to throw the ball for a rundown. It wasn't until he second guessed himself and started looking towards third like he had to do it all that he got himself into trouble. But in the end, while Murphy blew an opportunity, it was the 4 hits that Izzy gave up that was the real problem. I wouldn't have let him pitch to Stanton. Lets say with Murphy it has become a trend.

Hairston 4 Niese 1.5

I was thinking wild card run before these two losses..

Mets neither

themetfairy wrote: Davey Johnson suddenly looks really, really old. So do the Mets tonight.

Gee 3.5 Carrasco 1 Isringhausen 0.75 Bay 2 Reyes 2 Wright 0.75

Fman>> mission accomplished.

I see Beltran looking for 3 years at roughly 10 mill 9, 8 or so. I doubt the Mets will be serious bidders here. Gotta sign Reyes and keep paying Baysuck.

http://danny-knobler.blogs.cbssports.com/mcc/blogs/entry/8590096/30976791 A very good team just got that much better. Pence .308 11HR 62RBI and he runs well, albeit goofy. Only 28 years old and in our division for a long time.

METS HITS IN A SEASON Through 105 NYM Games Johnson 1996: 142 REYES 2011: 137 Jose Reyes is moving like a tremendous machine!