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  1. seawolf17
    "Topps" usually finds it for me. But whatevs. You can never have too many baseball card threads, I say.
  2. seawolf17
    Fman99 wrote: Will be avoiding the CPF, no offense, so as to not spoil any surprises. Surprise! The Mets are terrible at playing baseball.
  3. seawolf17
    1) Cubs 1960-61, Mets 1962 (infielder) 2) BILLY CONNORS -- Cubs 1966, Mets 1967-68 3) ED LYNCH -- Mets 1980-86, Cubs 1986-87 4) CED LANDRUM -- Cubs 1991, Mets 1993 (outfielder) 5) JASON HARDTKE -- Mets 1996-97, Cubs 1998 (infielder) 6) KEVIN ROBERSON -- Cubs 1993-95, Mets 1996 And your missing original ex-Cub Met is...
  4. seawolf17
    1) Cubs 1960-61, Mets 1962 (infielder) 2) BILLY CONNORS -- Cubs 1966, Mets 1967-68 3) ED LYNCH -- Mets 1980-86, Cubs 1986-87 4) Cubs 1991, Mets 1993 (outfielder) 5) Mets 1996-97, Cubs 1998 (infielder) 6) KEVIN ROBERSON -- Cubs 1993-95, Mets 1996 Mistyped. Thanks.
  5. seawolf17
    1) Cubs 1960-61, Mets 1962 2) BILLY CONNORS -- Cubs 1966, Mets 1967-68 3) ED LYNCH -- Mets 1980-86, Cubs 1986-87 4) Cubs 1991, Mets 1993 5) Mets 1996-97, Cubs 1998 6) Mets 1993-95, Cubs 1996 One of these unnamed guys has a card up there.
  6. seawolf17
    1) Cubs 1960-61, Mets 1962 2) Cubs 1966, Mets 1967-68 3) ED LYNCH -- Mets 1980-86, Cubs 1986-87 4) Cubs 1991, Mets 1993 5) Mets 1996-97, Cubs 1998 6) Mets 1993-95, Cubs 1996
  7. seawolf17
    There are six players who have played ONLY for the Mets and Cubs and no other teams, unlike Messrs. Magadan and Hojo. NAME THEM. 1) Cubs 1960-61, Mets 1962 2) Cubs 1966, Mets 1967-68 3) Mets 1980-86, Cubs 1986-87 4) Cubs 1991, Mets 1993 5) Mets 1996-97, Cubs 1998 6) Mets 1993-95, Cubs 1996
  8. seawolf17
    G-Fafif wrote: Mags, wherever he batted in any given order, really wandered the earth post-Mets. Wow. Florida (remember), Seattle (don't remember), Houston (nope), Cubs (not at all), A's (really?), Padres (three seasons!?). HoJo as a Cub, I remember.
  9. seawolf17
    Lineup: Murphy 2B Harvey RF Wright 3B Duda LF Harvey CF Harvey 1B Harvey SS Recker C Harvey P
  10. seawolf17
    There's always someone in these threads, usually from the mid-90s, who I'm surprised by too. Don't remember Magadan as a Cub either. Or Randy Myers, for that matter.
  11. seawolf17
    QUICK trade him for Shelby Miller before the game ends. And maybe they'll take Ike too if we just sneak everyone out onto the bus quickly after the game and not tell him.
  12. seawolf17
    Murphy for Shelby Miller. Done.
  13. seawolf17
    Edgy MD wrote: Ankiel makes what looks to be the 19th bad base-running decision of the series Yeah, I know you press when you're losing, but what's up with the Head-in-Ass disease? And how did Ankiel catch it so quickly?
  14. seawolf17
    TransMonk wrote: A Boy Named Seo wrote: What do you call that mustache-free goatee that Murph's wearing? I call it The TransMonk. I call it the I Tried That But My Wife Didn't Like It.
  15. seawolf17
    I read an actual post from an actual person the other day non-ironically suggesting that Jeter start for the AL -- despite not playing a game all season -- for the same reasons. IT'S NOT YOUR FUCKING STADIUM ASSWADS.
  16. seawolf17
    DAMMIT I WISH THIS TEAM WOULD WIN A FUCKING GAME ONCE IN A WHILE SO WE WOULDN'T BE TALKING ABOUT THIS SHIT. This was sorta the Collins we expected, though, no? A little angry, a little crazy?
  17. seawolf17
    I thought "come on, McEwing wasn't that useless offensively" until I looked at his stats. He OPS+ed 107 in 2001, but otherwise? 55 in 2000, 44 in 2002, 61 in 2003, 60 in 2004. Holy hell. Cora and Miguel Cairo were the first two guys I thought of. But you know, I'd bet a lot of teams have that guy on the roster every year.
  18. seawolf17
    Usable, yes, but not a cornerstone. The Orioles, for example, are playing someone named Ryan Flaherty at second base. They've got a kid (Schoop) in the minors they like as a long-term replacement, but could you get an outfielder out of their system (LJ Hoes?) for Murphy? I'd think so.
  19. seawolf17
    Gregg Muthafuckin Jefferies.
  20. seawolf17
    Edgy MD wrote: Because I don't think it's a closed issue at all whether Tejada's better hitter or has more upside. It is clear that Valdespin has the defensive tools to play the infield but has been an error-prone disaster. Valdespin -- walks aside -- brings more to the table offensively than Tejada does, and has at every level. I'm not saying Tejada can't get better, because he's still a bit younger, but right now, I'd much rather have JV1 offensively.
  21. seawolf17
    I'm in no rush to give up on Tejada yet. He's only 23. I would love to see if we could get a usable part for Murphy, though.
  22. seawolf17
    From the rule book: Rule 2.00 Definition of Terms: A BASE COACH is a team member in uniform who is stationed in the coach�s box at first or third base to direct the batter and the runners. A COACH is a team member in uniform appointed by the manager to perform such duties as the manager may designate, such as but not limited to acting as base coach. Rule 3.17: Players and substitutes of both teams shall confine themselves to their team�s benches unless actually participating in the play or preparing to enter the game, or coaching at first or third base. So I'm assuming they could. I wonder how often (if) this has ever happened.
  23. seawolf17
    Could a player coach first base? Is there a rule on that? I suppose there must be.
  24. seawolf17
    Wandy was the true star of that SNL-style Pirates lineup video.
  25. seawolf17
    From 1991! http://www.buffalonews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/19910722/SPORTS/307229900 No one can ever accuse umpire Angel Hernandez of making a dubious call to hasten the conclusion of a baseball game. In fact, Hernandez did just the opposite on Sunday afternoon at Pilot Field. He made a highly controversial, highly suspect call that provided the Buffalo Bisons with new life in an eventual 3-2, 10-inning loss to the Iowa Cubs. Hernandez is reputed around the league to be an umpire who yearns for the spotlight. He attracted notice in Saturday's series opener by calling a phantom balk on 13-year big-league veteran Rick Sutcliffe. Hernandez attracted more attention Sunday with a call at home plate that replays proved blatantly incorrect.
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