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  1. Nymr83 wrote: Gary calls Castro's ball a homer because he can;t see it, who the hell builds a stadium where the anouncers lose a ball in the corner because of poor sight lines?? Sterling Mets?
  2. Great Camera angle on Castros's hit
  3. I thought it hit the sign but got confused with the hot dog wrapper. Love the shoe polish idea
  4. ="PiggiesTomatoes":lux88ttt]Is there a Golden Shovel award here? Wow. Blyleven was a much better pitcher than Kaat. It's a fact.[/quote:lux88ttt] Lotta gold gloves for Kaat..Both can get in during the steroid drought coming up Nymr83 May 26 2009 08:50 PM another dodge of statistical questioning by cleon. LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr May 27 2009 10:41 AM Edited 2 time(s), most recently on Jun 09 2009 10:23 PM I'm LWFS, and I've been a Livan bigot. Even at the point during the Hot Stove months, when pitching quantity was of the essence-- and during a time when I actually pumped my fist when hearing of Garcia's signing-- I rolled my eyes when Livan was brought on board. Even as Redding was taking it on the furry chin and the Chief was getting tomahawked and Niese was getting his socks knocked off... I rolled my eyes. Even when we agreed that innings were of the essence, I rolled my eyes, and put imaginary guns in my mouth. For the first two months of the season, I've mentally chalked up losses next to his name on series previews. When I've seen Livan's name pencilled in for a start-- I have sighed, often enough and loudly enough that my family and co-workers wonder "what's wrong." When I've seen his name pencilled in for a start I'm attending-- I've seen three in person already this year-- I've felt preemptively dyspeptic, as if I were the one eating innings while giving up one-and-a-half runners per. Not only have I laughed along at hacky fat-pitcher jokes-- including many premised on "innings-eating" twists-- I've made my share and then some. I've referred to him among friends on multiple occasions as "Brown Grimace" and "Extra-Meat Cuban." Just yesterday, I referred to him in these precincts as "Senor Frisbee" and "the cold I just can't shake." But he's been good. He's been demonstrably good. The Mets are 6-3 in Livan starts, and, one could reasonably argue they should be at least 7-2. He's been our best pitcher whose name doesn't rhyme with "Blohan Mantana" for two months now, and by a pretty significant margin. Despite being blown up in his only two non-quality starts, he's maintained a 4.28 ERA, and-- since his FIP's just a touch above that, and he's working a BABIP that's just about in-line with his career average-- he looks like he could do this indefinitely. Just yesterday, I watched him dance out of trouble and whip cartoony 60-mph curveballs through the drizzle and around enemy bats. I saw him throw a complete game-- I hadn't seen that since the old place. It was fun. Then again, maybe he's having a good stretch. Maybe he's not last year's Jamie Moyer, but this year's Jamie Moyer in waiting. Maybe his engine-- never terribly efficient to begin with-- is 30 miles away from conking out, in a midseason desert of injuries and fading playoff hopes. For the time being, however, I've got egg on my face (and, for the first time in a while, I won't feel tempted to make a joke about an overweight Cuban man eating it). Hoy, soy un grande, gordo jerkface. Centerfield May 27 2009 10:57 AM Brown Grimace. Fantastic. Elster88 May 27 2009 08:10 PM I'm sorry Ramon. You're not useless as a human being. Edgy DC May 27 2009 08:12 PM Ramon is actually on the interstate now. LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr, I'm real proud of you. Swan Swan H May 27 2009 08:33 PM Thank goodness Joe McEwing never turned good and Edgy didn't make me do this for him back in 2004. Fman99 May 27 2009 08:42 PM Hi, my name is Fman99 and I am a jerkface. "Hi, Fman!" I am guilty of railing, repeatedly and stoidly, against the unbalanced schedule and the 19 games apiece against the division foes. But the old schedule wouldn't get us 19 games against this woeful bunch of has-beens and never-was'es that wear the uniform of the Washington Nationals. It's got me just giddy, especially with me having tickets to next Sunday's Mets/Nats tilt in D.C. Ashie62 May 27 2009 08:45 PM Hi I am Ashie62 and I am a jerkface, I just am Fman99 Jun 09 2009 07:54 PM bmfc1 and I, admitted Jerkfaces for thinking Pedro Feliciano was spent and needed to be purged along with Heilman, Showey, Duaner, et al. bmfc1 Jun 09 2009 07:59 PM Hi, my name is bmfc1, and I am a jerkface.
  5. ="Nymr83":u0sdu0o2]really? what makes it a "fact"? the last time i tried making a statistical argument with you, cleon, you got us sent to the RLF and still have yet to respond with statistics to back your own point up. Edit- if you need your memory jogged, I'm still waiting for you to back up your claim that Kaat was better than Blyleven. here's the link so you can't claim you can't find it [url:u0sdu0o2]http://archives.cranepoolforum.net/7100/f8_t7111.shtml[/url:u0sdu0o2][/quote:u0sdu0o2] He doesn't have 130 AB's and has Rookie status..all are elgible and candidates wuss..You are wrong..Do some reading Ashie62 May 26 2009 08:38 PM ="PiggiesTomatoes":lux88ttt]Is there a Golden Shovel award here? Wow. Blyleven was a much better pitcher than Kaat. It's a fact.[/quote:lux88ttt] Lotta gold gloves for Kaat..Both can get in during the steroid drought coming up Nymr83 May 26 2009 08:50 PM another dodge of statistical questioning by cleon. LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr May 27 2009 10:41 AM Edited 2 time(s), most recently on Jun 09 2009 10:23 PM I'm LWFS, and I've been a Livan bigot. Even at the point during the Hot Stove months, when pitching quantity was of the essence-- and during a time when I actually pumped my fist when hearing of Garcia's signing-- I rolled my eyes when Livan was brought on board. Even as Redding was taking it on the furry chin and the Chief was getting tomahawked and Niese was getting his socks knocked off... I rolled my eyes. Even when we agreed that innings were of the essence, I rolled my eyes, and put imaginary guns in my mouth. For the first two months of the season, I've mentally chalked up losses next to his name on series previews. When I've seen Livan's name pencilled in for a start-- I have sighed, often enough and loudly enough that my family and co-workers wonder "what's wrong." When I've seen his name pencilled in for a start I'm attending-- I've seen three in person already this year-- I've felt preemptively dyspeptic, as if I were the one eating innings while giving up one-and-a-half runners per. Not only have I laughed along at hacky fat-pitcher jokes-- including many premised on "innings-eating" twists-- I've made my share and then some. I've referred to him among friends on multiple occasions as "Brown Grimace" and "Extra-Meat Cuban." Just yesterday, I referred to him in these precincts as "Senor Frisbee" and "the cold I just can't shake." But he's been good. He's been demonstrably good. The Mets are 6-3 in Livan starts, and, one could reasonably argue they should be at least 7-2. He's been our best pitcher whose name doesn't rhyme with "Blohan Mantana" for two months now, and by a pretty significant margin. Despite being blown up in his only two non-quality starts, he's maintained a 4.28 ERA, and-- since his FIP's just a touch above that, and he's working a BABIP that's just about in-line with his career average-- he looks like he could do this indefinitely. Just yesterday, I watched him dance out of trouble and whip cartoony 60-mph curveballs through the drizzle and around enemy bats. I saw him throw a complete game-- I hadn't seen that since the old place. It was fun. Then again, maybe he's having a good stretch. Maybe he's not last year's Jamie Moyer, but this year's Jamie Moyer in waiting. Maybe his engine-- never terribly efficient to begin with-- is 30 miles away from conking out, in a midseason desert of injuries and fading playoff hopes. For the time being, however, I've got egg on my face (and, for the first time in a while, I won't feel tempted to make a joke about an overweight Cuban man eating it). Hoy, soy un grande, gordo jerkface. Centerfield May 27 2009 10:57 AM Brown Grimace. Fantastic. Elster88 May 27 2009 08:10 PM I'm sorry Ramon. You're not useless as a human being. Edgy DC May 27 2009 08:12 PM Ramon is actually on the interstate now. LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr, I'm real proud of you. Swan Swan H May 27 2009 08:33 PM Thank goodness Joe McEwing never turned good and Edgy didn't make me do this for him back in 2004. Fman99 May 27 2009 08:42 PM Hi, my name is Fman99 and I am a jerkface. "Hi, Fman!" I am guilty of railing, repeatedly and stoidly, against the unbalanced schedule and the 19 games apiece against the division foes. But the old schedule wouldn't get us 19 games against this woeful bunch of has-beens and never-was'es that wear the uniform of the Washington Nationals. It's got me just giddy, especially with me having tickets to next Sunday's Mets/Nats tilt in D.C. Ashie62 May 27 2009 08:45 PM Hi I am Ashie62 and I am a jerkface, I just am Fman99 Jun 09 2009 07:54 PM bmfc1 and I, admitted Jerkfaces for thinking Pedro Feliciano was spent and needed to be purged along with Heilman, Showey, Duaner, et al. bmfc1 Jun 09 2009 07:59 PM Hi, my name is bmfc1, and I am a jerkface.
  6. Hernandez 5 Sheffield 3 R.Martinez 0.25 F.Martinez 0.25 Pagan 0.75 Santos 0.25 Tatis 0.25 Wright 0.25
  7. ="Nymr83"]]Don't feel bad I was basically deemed a jerkace for mentioning him as an ROY candidtate which he is no, he's not. he is a candidate..that is a fact
  8. Swan Swan H wrote: Leave us hope that Omar's opinion differs greatly from Ashie's. fair enough all...wonder how JCL feels about it..
  9. J. Reyes as opposed to Anus Reyes may not have as much value as you may think..Stephen Strasburg when he becomes a Nat.. Jose has worn out his welcome in my humble opinion
  10. ="Swan Swan H"] Sometimes when I read Ashie's posts I feel like I'm playing Mad Libs. Sorry lotta Murphs in MLB..I'm old and confused..edited for the handsome Daniel Murphy Anybody for a Peavy accepted trade for Reyes?
  11. Daniel Murphy is a handsome man...quite like George Will
  12. Is Brian Schneider around...DFA when healthy traded for utility IF of dubious quality?
  13. Maine 3 Shefield 3 Beltran 0.5 R.Martinez 0.5 Putz 1 F. Rodriguez 0.5 Castro 1
  14. I believe the only ML player in history to have 100 RBI and 10 or less HR in a single season is Tommy Herr as a cardinal Could Wright go 10 120 .330? almost the pace I can't even take a crap w/o someone DL'd
  15. Castro 0.5 Beltran 0.5 Sheffield 0.5 Feliciano 0.5
  16. Craig Stammen hurling Has anyone seen on CBS sportsline anything or heard anything about Reyes being DL'd Friday?
  17. Springsteen lyrics could really open the gates
  18. fuktard..it was the teletubbies
  19. Parnell, Parnell don't make me wait ...you bullpen pitchers wont get any dates
  20. don't come callin, in times of trouble
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