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  1. We've given up only one run all week. I feel good about this team all of a sudden.
  2. Intrigued by that Detroit series in April. If we don't have an open house or anything that weekend, it might be a fun road trip.
  3. Darvish? Cubs, Padres, and Rangers?
  4. Am I the only person who can't see Gwreck's responses at all? It's white-on-white text.
  5. Okay, now I am ALL IN on a second-half rotation of McLean - Peralta - Scott - Pedro - Ryan. A 54-year-old Pedro would probably need at MOST 50 innings to strike out 36 guys. That's 10-12 starts, An 80-year-old Nolan Ryan could strike out seven guys in three innings. LET'S DO THIS, STEARNS.
  6. The difference, though, is that Mike Piazza was a "final piece of the puzzle" guy on a second place team ready to make a move. So was Santana, joining a team that just missed the playoffs. This isn't that team.
  7. I'm okay with that. He's a very good hitter, and he's young. Let's give him another year.
  8. Agree on all counts. The only guys they're getting any value for are Weaver, who might actually be worth keeping, and maybe Holmes. I don't think Alvarez goes anywhere, unless they think Kevin Parada's AAA resurgence is real. Parada, for what it's worth, is actually *older* than Alvarez, but they might figure on a Torrens platoon moving forward. I don't know. If they trade Lindor, I will fight someone. You can't keep kneecapping your fan base by getting rid of intensely popular players just for the fuck of it without some consequences. Lindor makes more money for the team than he earns. He's staying.
  9. I say we give him a few starts down the stretch and see if we can make that happen,
  10. I know this isn't a Met-centric quiz, but all the guys I can think of are Mets who I don't think got there with a third team (Seaver, Scherzer, Verlander, Cone)... but... Bartolo? (Cleveland, Angels, Mets?)
  11. That's Craig Paquette. I honestly thought Veras was a Met too, but he was only in AAA when he was traded for Carl Everett.
  12. I'll grab the obvious one and say Nolan Ryan.
  13. Stony Brook's finest, Travis Jankowsqui.
  14. The problem is, I think, is that this team is just shit at baseball. Maybe they should switch to water polo or knitting or Scrabble.
  15. Of course we all remember "The Frenchman," Jon Matlacque.
  16. I'm mad at myself for not knowing. I had to go check my list. Recent very short-term LOOGY, ex-Cub. Bounced around with a few teams after us, currently in the Brewers' system.
  17. Al Pedrique!
  18. Red Sox team plane still stuck in Chicago, says SNY. Interesting.
  19. Yes, I think it goes through downtown San Bernardino.
  20. Yup. Did a little Googling. The Tower Buzzers are the single-A Dodgers affiliate this season, "replacing" the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes, who still exist but are now an Angels' Cal League single-A team. The IE 66ers are affiliated with the Mariners this season, after being affiliated with the Angels previously. The Modesto Nuts, who were the M's A team, relocated to San Bernardino and took on the IE 66ers name.
  21. Right? Up 16-0 through three, and then they gave up 14 runs in the next four innings. Wild.
  22. This is the most bananas linescore I've ever seen. The game also included twenty walks and four HBPs. Game time: somehow, only 3:57. BASEBALL!
  23. Won four of their last five, and scored 12 runs in the fifth one? Let's do that the entire rest of the season. I'm good with that.
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