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="seawolf17"] Lastings: Hey, Dave! Who's the old guy?
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But he was a Yankee once. He must be good. SC=100
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Hey, you want a bopper, he can bop. I don't know if I'd waste the roster spot, but after September 1, why not?
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Great title. Nice work.
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Interesting stat from Elias: � Mariano Rivera made the 696th relief appearance of his career Sunday, a new high for pitchers on New York City teams. The previous record-holder was John Franco, the only non-Yankees pitcher to hold the mark since Johnny Murphy passed Jack Quinn (Brooklyn Dodgers) in 1939. Murphy held the record until 1977. Other record-holders since then were Sparky Lyle (1977-1990), Dave Righetti (1990-1999), and Franco since then.
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]John Maine pitched six shutout innings in the Mets' 8-1 win against the Phillies. Maine has not allowed a run in each of his last three starts. He's the first rookie pitcher to do that -- while throwing at least six innings in each outing -- since the Brewers' Cal Eldred in August 1992. The last National League rookie with three straight scoreless starts of at least six innings was Orel Hershiser, who threw three straight complete-game shutouts for the Dodgers in July 1984. (Hershiser had one relief appearance -- on the Sunday before the All-Star break -- during that streak.) from Elias.
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soupcan wrote: LoDuca and hot wife scheduled to come on WFAN tomorrow and make a joint statement. Why? Because the person Paul's accused of cheating with... is Anna Benson.
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Yancy Street Gang wrote: It's not easy being a sexy model. Believe me, I know.
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Willets Point wrote: I just grumpy hearing that the Yankees pitching sucks, hearing that they have several catastrophic injuries The injury thing is the one that bothers the ever-living fuck out of me this season. (And I think I've mentioned it here before.) Hey MFY Fan... SHUT THE HELL UP ABOUT THE INJURIES. EVERY team has injuries, and just because you lost two outfielders -- and replaced one of them with a former All-Star for basically nothing -- doesn't make you any fucking worse off than any other team. Has Jeter been hurt? Giambi? Unit? A-Rod? Mussina? Damon? Wang? Rivera? Torre been sick and missed a bunch of games? I didn't fucking think so. So STFU.
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*cough*troll*coughcough*
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="Edgy DC"]Naive people make me angry. I'm talking about any subject. If they don't know something about something, they shouldn't talk about it. They shouldn't fake their way through it. That's what questions are for.My teammates probably would be surprised to know I'm really smart. It takes a genius to act so dumb.I don't know if I'd be a good accountant, but if I wasn't playing baseball, I'd like to be involved in sports. Maybe sports management. I have a business management degree.I was told in 1995 I was going to become a pitcher. I took 1996 off and went back to school to get my degree. It was nice to get that done and clear my head. I didn't know if I wanted to pitch. I knew I had a good arm from short, but it was still going to be a crapshoot whether I was going to be good or not.YEAH Stony Brook.
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Willets Point wrote: The Yankees continue to be hot while the Red Sox continue to collapse. You can expect the Yanks to extend their lead (yes, they have a better record than the Mets too) in the AL East and win the division en route to ring #27. cleon? mlbaseballtalk?
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You know what I was thinking about this morning? The huge ovation he's going to get when he's introduced in the starting lineup at the 2012 All Star Game at the new Bob Murphy Stadium.
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Rockin' Doc wrote: I think that John Maine is getting better looking all the time. Quick, someone take the checkbook out of Omar's hands before he signs Maine to a seven year, $88 million deal.
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They really should sign this kid to some sort of long-term deal.
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Awesome, awesome, awesome. Big thumbs up to David and Omar and all involved parties.
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Edgy DC wrote: (It's funny how things work. The guy was hitting .277 in a lousy 39 games with Binghamton up until a week ago. He was promoted to Norfolk only to serve as Mike Pelfrey's caddy, as he had at Binghamton, and had gotten only two at-bats in the week since he joined them. Now he's getting his luggage carried and big-league meal money.) And Pelfrey's back in the minor leagues! Funny indeed.
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Elster is Doc Gooden. (At least right now.)
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Captain Intangibles would have not only hit grand slams, but then pitched the last three innings, striking out all nine batters on twenty-seven pitches.
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Schaefer PotG: 8/3/06 - Marlins 4, Mets 1
seawolf17 replied to Elster88's topic in New York Mets Talk
Martinez 4 RHer Nande Z 1 Franco 1 Valentin 0.5 Reyes 1 Beltran 1 -
We do both have a Stony Brook connection... Vic's an alum, I'm a hired gun.
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Johnny Dickshot wrote: I was kinda joking, but the guy slugs right-handed pitching at .500 and has 3 pinch-hit homers this year. I'd prefer a left-handed hitting slugger who makes fewer outs and can catch in an emergency too, but can't find one. Can you? Fair point. Too bad Matt Stairs is no longer available. ="Yancy"]I wonder, in an emergency situation, let's say it's a playoff game and Lo Duca was pinch-run for and then Castro gets hurt. Marrero's not on the roster. Who catches? Woodward? Would Delgado ever be an option? I'd have to figure Delgado's already in the game at that point, but he'd probably be the guy. Unless Roberto Hernandez is available.
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Johnny Dickshot wrote: You know, Burnitz is awfully available... Because we definitely need someone who can strike out in a big spot. Let's go drag up Rich Becker's corpse and throw a uniform on it.
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Considering he's carrying my fantasy team right now, I want him to triple into the gap with nobody on base every time up, but get thrown out at the plate trying to stretch each and every one into an inside-the-parker.
