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  1. An all-time Met, by any metric. One of the Metsiest Mets who ever Metsed.
  2. The center fielder is McCutchen?
  3. The catcher has to be Yadier Fucking Molina.
  4. batmagadanleadoff wrote: 538.com predicts that the Nats will be the only team in the NL East to finish over .500. The site has the Mets and Phillies in a tie for second place, each team finishing with identical 79-83 records. The Mets are given a 1% chance of winning the WS.
  5. YA. GOTTA. BELIEVE. 95-67, going all the way.
  6. John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: DiComo projects Plawecki over dArnaud to start OD. I'm not sure how Mickey will handle this balance. Plawecki is Thor's personal catcher, no? Makes sense.
  7. LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr wrote: Currently browsing 3/31 tickets (first Saturday, 1:10 pm). Should be a Jake Day, no? Anyone going? Yes, I want to go to both games that weekend, but have no current plans yet.
  8. MFS62 wrote: Lefty Specialist wrote: Boy, Robles was promising once but made a U-turn somewhere along the way. That turnaround looks like what's been happening to his pitches. Later BOC!
  9. Hey, ya gotta believe and whatnot.
  10. 41Forever wrote: I love the No. 1 logo. The other looks like Buddy trapped in a net. Same. What a weird photo to use.
  11. Benjamin Grimm wrote: So he likely won't pitch again until late in 2019 at the earliest. If he remains a Met, he'll be on the 60-day DL during the course of the 2018 and 2019 seasons, but if I understand correctly, he'd take up a 40-man roster spot during the off-season? Correct, as far as I know.
  12. Edgy MD wrote: Do you have Cone or did you keep Ed Hearn and he's now slugging .650? No, this started after the Cone deal. Problem is, I have no place to put him, so he's still in Tidewater.
  13. If you move one of the outfielders to center, you could still make a team out of the guys on ESPN's list: Carlos Ruiz C Geovany Soto C Mark Reynolds 1B Michael Morse 1B Brandon Phillips 2B Stephen Drew SS Mike Aviles SS J.J. Hardy SS Yunel Escobar 3B Franklin Gutierrez LF Jayson Werth LF Melky Cabrera RF Jose Bautista RF Seth Smith RF Andre Ethier RF John Jaso RF Matt Holliday DH R.A. Dickey SP Scott Feldman SP Ubaldo Jimenez SP John Lackey SP Matt Garza SP Joe Blanton RP Jason Grilli RP Greg Holland RP Zach Putnam RP Trevor Rosenthal RP Drew Storen RP Huston Street RP
  14. Traded him. Felt like gutting the MFYs, so I threw an offer at them for Rickey Henderson and Dave Righetti in an attempt to eat some salary and they bit: Ojeda (who they made into a serviceable bullpen arm), Dykstra (who gave them 4.0 WAR in '88 and 1.7 so far in '89), Tim Teufel, and a draft pick. (I always enable draft pick trading.) Made out like a bandit on the deal, but we've got Rickey at big money for a few years and he's the weak link right now in an otherwise strong lineup, with just a .343 OBP.
  15. Apparently, all the 1988 Mets needed was to swing the Mark Langston trade -- I acquired him for McDowell, Aguilera, and a minor leaguer -- because my 1989 Mets rotation is unreal right now: Gooden 9-3, 2.01 Langston 6-3, 2.77 Darling 7-1, 2.16 Fernandez 8-1, 2.81 West 9-0, 2.61 And those are the five *highest* ERAs on the team, as my bullpen has pitched 133 2/3 innings in our first 63 games and has a 1.08 ERA.
  16. Frayed Knot wrote: Ohtani's ST stats: - batting: 2 for 24, both singles, with 9 Ks - pitching:2.2 IP, 9 R (8 ER) on 9 Hits and 2 BBs (5 K) Yeah it's ST and it's small sample, but it's also quite possible he starts out the season in the minors. Could you imagine if he was in PSL with those stats? People would be going bananas.
  17. Vic Sage wrote: Montero Ugh.
  18. A Boy Named Seo wrote: I went to a double-header last year in AAA and both games were scheduled for 7 innings. If they're already doing it, they should just do it. They do that for doubleheaders - they've been doing that for a few years. Makes sense.
  19. John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: I'm telling you guys. 7 inning games in the minors would much more efficiently solve all the problems this gimmick purports to solve. If it wasn't auditioning to be a mlb stunt it wouldn't be like this. This makes an enormous amount of sense, actually. If you've ever seen minor league middle relievers, you'd know why. Every Ducks game we ever go to, for example, gets through the first six innings in an hour and then grinds to a halt.
  20. Edgy MD wrote: I think we have it backwards though. It's not OK to cheapen minor league baseball because no one cares about the results. No one cares about the results because we have so cheapened minor league baseball. Correct. I get that running a MILB team is tough; there's not a lot of money in it, I'd guess, and you have to deal with the whims of your affiliated franchise stocking your roster in ways that are probably largely out of your control. A friend of a friend raised a good point -- this is a money move because there's no money in extra innings; your beer sales are done, but you're still paying all your staff. Let someone score and shut it down. I say FUCK THAT. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longest_professional_baseball_game
  21. batmagadanleadoff wrote: I don't care. It's a minor league rule change and the # of minor league games I watch every year is about zero. I predict this rule won't make it to MLB. You're right - there's no way this gets past the union. But still, it's stupid at any professional level.
  22. d'Kong76 wrote: I'll get that '91 when I put the clothes in the dryer... multitasking. You shouldn't keep yearbooks in the dryer, Kase. You know, fire hazard and all that.
  23. d'Kong76 wrote: Cool! I found my list.. 1989 had two too. 1st is with small photos and a logo and the revised with an orange and blue number one symbol. The orange and blue #1 logo, interestingly, was designed by my uncle.
  24. A Boy Named Seo wrote: Would be nice to take a few nuggets of positivity away from these games. Nobody on the active roster died today. As far as we know.
  25. Lefty Specialist wrote: Going to Game 2, because: 1) Plenty of good seats available 2) It's a Gay Dame and there are so few of those 3) It's our anniversary so we'll celebrate in style with melted ice cream in plastic helmets 4) Build-a-Bear Teddy Giveaway Day! 5) We'll see either deGrom (I get to wear my jersey) or Thor (she gets to wear her jersey) 6) Allows us to have an excuse for missing Passover dinner with her relatives #6 is the most important reason. Bingo. #6 Same reason I'm going on Sunday. (And #1, #2, #4, and #5 are the reasons I'm Saturday too, for what it's worth.)
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