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If Keith Hernandez doesn't win the first base award, I'm buying the special internet gasoline for OO. FIRST BASE GOLD GLOVES 11. Keith Hernandez 9. Don Mattingly 8. George Scott 7. Vic Power 7. Bill White 6. Wes Parker 6. J.T. Snow 4. Steve Garvey 4. Mark Grace 3. Todd Helton 3. Gil Hodges 3. Eddie Murray 3. John Olerud 3. Rafael Palmeiro 3. Joe Pepitone 2. Cecil Cooper 2. Andres Galarraga 2. Derrek Lee 2. Jim Spencer 2. Mark Teixeira
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Yancy Street Gang wrote: Mississippi is one of only eight states that I haven't been to. The others: Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Oregon, Oklahoma, and Alabama.
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Edgy DC wrote: ="ScarletKnight41"]BFF = Best Friends Forever You know, like Britney Spears and Paris Hilton were. So sad.... I'm still tight with Brit. Oh, that's not what she told me last night.
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I used to look forward to what the ESPN.com guys would say about issues in the baseball world... now I don't care what they say (partially because every fricking column is Insider-only these days), but instead I run immediately to The Dugout. Those guys make me laugh out loud almost every day.
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El Sid? You don't get much Westerner than that.
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Bobby Jones?
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Vargas is locked up for next year? I'm still on the record as saying Pedro should close eventually.
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KTE 2007, do we continue the traditions?
seawolf17 replied to stevejrogers's topic in New York Mets Talk
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I'm with Edge. It doesn't belong in this thread, but the D-Rays are better, and so are the Blue Jays. The O's are a 60-win team in the AL East.
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metirish wrote: I hope he's not as annoying as Danza,I hate the gay. That made me laugh out loud, Tim Hardaway.
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Yeah, good point. I just wonder if Wright will eventually engender the anti-NY animosity that Cap'n Intangibles gets? Hopefully not until he wins four rings as a Met, in which case I don't give a rat's ass how much non-NY animosity he gets.
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And another random jagoff gets 17.
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Sometimes I think Steve J is right when he compares Wright to a certain other player we all know, and it bothers me.
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Should be out next week. I, for one, am actually excited, because now that Wright is an Official Topps Spokesperson, there will be a lot of neat Wright inserts and bonuses in the set.
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I was wondering what happened to that also, so let's pick it back up, using a guy from JD's post: I associate John Pacella with Claudell Washington, for no reason other than they're the two Mets I picture when I think of the 1981 Topps set:
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Yeah, babies are tough like that. I try to be a fantasy robot, but sometimes life gets in the way. MiniWolf is definitely in if we do a NCAA pool, though.
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Bring me Jeff Innis! I agree with you, but short of Dan Quisenberry, have there been any sidewinders who have had a long stretch of success? (I have the Byung-Hyun Kim face in my head, watching those home runs fly out of the park against the MFYs.)
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Seo can slide into my spot; I'm stretched too thinly this year also.
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The other vintagey thing they're doing is that in every vintage-style set, they're issuing a certain subset of cards that are shortprinted. Frustratingly, Jose Reyes was shortprinted in both the '03 and '05 Topps Heritage sets, so I haven't tracked those down yet.
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2 and 5 are both vintage-style reprints. #2 is from the 2002 Upper Deck Vintage set, where yes, they did use a style similar to the 1971 Topps design; #5 is a reimagining of the original 1989 UD set, with current stars. It was part of an insert set in one of the recent UD sets. Topps has done quite a bit with vintage styles; their 06 Topps Heritage parallels the '57 set, and their 06 Bowman Heritage parallels the 1949 Bowman set. The 07 Topps Heritage, due in March, parallels the 58 Topps set.
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Saw this on one of the baseball card boards I visit: That's five different Marcus Giles cards, all produced by Upper Deck, combined to make a neat tableau.
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="Mets Blog"]For his career, Chan Ho Park has posted a 4.19 ERA against teams from the National League East, other than the Mets. Park has had the most success against the Phillies, compiling a 3.09 ERA in 70 innings pitched, and has had the most trouble facing the Braves, sporting a 5.67 ERA in 79 and two-thirds innings. Additionally, the 33-year-old right-hander has posted a 2.92 ERA and allowed no home runs in six career appearances at Shea Stadium. Interesting.
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Edgy makes me laugh.
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Then he could name it Park Chan Ho Park. Or he could name it Even Though I Suck I Fleeced The Mets For Three Million Dollars Stadium at Park Chan Ho Yards.
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That would make us mony. In fact, we're so mony we don't even know it.
