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  1. seawolf17
    Gwreck wrote: The Mets seem to plan very poorly for injuries, however. Goodness, yes.
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    NameSCFYrsFromToASGWLERAGGSGFCGSHOSVIPHRERHRBBIBBSOBFERA+ Jeurys FamiliaS--720122018113172.66313119900123321.12601079514129173291337143 Armando Benitez---519992003118142.7033302660016034722511110439168134561420159 Skip Lockwood---519751979024362.8022701640065379.228812311827135353681529126 Bob ApodacaSCF519731977016252.86184111081026361.131213811522131411971505123 Ron Taylor---519671971021213.04269018400503613211271222492451971460115 Jeff InnisSCF719871993010203.05288112600536033714112222121271921507120 Danny FrisellaS--619671972024263.081581692002435331714112130137262961495113 Doug SiskS--619821987017163.1026301280033412.139618014211210251631802117 Terry LeachS--71981198902493.111761852337387.237215213427104181941608115 Roger McDowellS--519851989033293.1328021890084468.142418416322154272281958112 Turk Wendell---519972001022143.342850650010312.225912511633147312591328130 Neil AllenS--519791983025403.5422391601169381.237316615026179402851649102
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    seawolf17 wrote: Centerfield wrote: 2018 may have been a crap year, but it's also one where we saw four members of the Mets All-Time team play in one season. RHRP Familia Actually, upon further review, you might be right.
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    Centerfield wrote: 2018 may have been a crap year, but it's also one where we saw four members of the Mets All-Time team play in one season. RHRP Familia wait what
  5. seawolf17
    I'd go higher. [*]deGrom: Five years, $110 million [*]Syndergaard: Five years, $110 million [*]Wheeler: Four years, $60 million Or go longer and give them the mid-contract opt-out that has been so popular the last few offseasons.
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    MFS62 wrote: Callaway announced that he will start Reyes at shortstop, alongside Wright, on Sept 29th. Memo to Terry.: Don't start a "ground ball" pitcher that day. Later You know Mattingly is going to have everyone bunting to the left side on every pitch.
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    Centerfield wrote: Why have the Mets been so bad, and what can be done to fix that?
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    All three, to identical contracts. And you announce them on the same day. FOREVER LINKED.
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    Benjamin Grimm wrote: Newsday says this could be official within a few days: The Mets could announce as early as Monday that they are leaving WOR (710 AM) after five seasons and moving their radio home to WCBS (880 AM) starting in 2019, a move that has been expected since early summer. Ooh. I think 880 is clear channel -- we might be able to get that up here at night.
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    They're trying to get David to the postseason.
  11. seawolf17
    Edgy MD wrote: That's Matz's first career homer. It's his 10th and 11th career RBI. Let's go Ohtani with him and let him play every day. I trust him at the plate more than I trust Reyes.
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    smg58 wrote: At this point I'm all for extending Wheeler. I'm not sure how his camp will play it. His agent could be telling him to pitch a full season like this before signing anything, and you couldn't really blame him. But I'd be talking to them regularly. I think they need to get all three of the big guns extended STAT. Pay them what they're worth and plant some security in the rotation.
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    Edgy MD wrote: I know it's an overplayed song, but Dwight Gooden looked older'n' Kranepool in those photos. Don't do drugs, kids.
  15. seawolf17
    So we started the season 11-1, and in the two months after the all-star break, Wheeler and deGrom are the only pitchers in the NL with sub-2.00 ERAs. We must be leading the division by like 30 games.
  16. seawolf17
    Ceetar wrote: well, David blames Carlos Lee. Genetics is culpable too. Carlos Lee is David's dad? The things you learn.
  17. seawolf17
    Benjamin Grimm wrote: Are they actually waiting for the last day of the season? What if it rains? The next-to-last day, actually. Hopefully he gets a little more than that, but we'll see.
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    bmfc1 wrote: They aren't saying "retirement" they said "medically unable to play". This must mean something with the insurance money paying some of the remainder of his contract. And aren't the Wilpons finances really the biggest issue? I'd bet. They probably have to be careful about the wording. But he made it pretty clear that he's done.
  19. seawolf17
    May or may not be crying in my office. May or may not have just bought a single ticket to the 9/30 game, just in case I decide to make the trip down.
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    Ceetar wrote: yes, obviously, you haven't introduced any of the downside yet. Where's the part where they demand you trade your nearly as valuable infielder in order to afford that stud outfielder? I don't think anyone's saying that more money is *everything.* But having a larger budget is unquestionably a benefit. I can't see how it makes any sense to say different.
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    John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: Or you know, Greg Yup. I see Noble as an MFY guy, no?
  22. seawolf17
    Frayed Knot wrote: Or, in his case, hand, foot, and beak disease.
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    There's an interesting piece in that old thread, about Jay being excellent at *media relations* but not necessarily other stuff. I worked with a media relations person who was a nightmare to everyone, but did a great job at getting the right press coverage. So maybe that's a thing.
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    Frayed Knot wrote: But the Peter Alonsos of the world aren't in the same area code as those guys much less the same neighborhood, and there are so many other variables at work that's it's unlikely to matter in the long run. I agree. He'll be 24 this winter. We're worried about what's going to happen when he's 30?
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