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  1. SwitchHitter wrote: ... and thanks for all the fish. BOC
  2. Edgy MD wrote: Yes, he was. The funny thing was that Kansas City instead had a player make his MLB debut in the World Series. I think he was the first player to do so in like 85 years or something. Raul Mondesi Jr., yes.
  3. Benjamin Grimm wrote: Mets bench coach in 2017. I was (sort of) kidding. I vaguely know who he was, but have zero specific recollections of him at all.
  4. bmfc1 wrote: "Dodgers add Corey Seager and Brandon McCarthy to World Series roster, drop Curtis Granderson and Kyle Farmer." There goes a reason, perhaps the only reason, to root for the Dodgers. SERIOUSLY?!?! You fucking assholes. Screw you, Dodgers.
  5. Frayed Knot wrote: Well it'll definitely be someone other than Dick Scott as he's the one person on the staff of whom it is said will definitely NOT be back next year. Who the hell is Dick Scott?
  6. d'Kong76 wrote: You know? Some of these guys who I haven't really seen in years, I feel like if I ran into them on the street I'd be like DAMN I KNOW YOU FROM SOMEWHERE WHERE THE HELL DO I KNOW YOU? Like, in context, hey, that's Ray Knight. But if I saw him at the grocery store, I'd be staring at him awkwardly trying to figure out who he was.
  7. Edgy MD wrote: Not going to measure their success in numbers. Good! Bad! I dunno! "For example... wins. As a pitching coach, I tell my guys, wins are crap. It's about feelings now. We're going to lead the league in feelings."
  8. Val's plan is pretty solid. Just to pick a nit, I'd swap Colorado and Milwaukee. It gives the NL "North" the Cubs/Reds/Rockies/Cardinals, which still makes some sense (Cincy to Denver is a three-hour flight), and the AL Central the Brewers/Royals/Twins/Rangers, which also makes sense. Plus, since you're moving Houston back to the NL where they belong, it returns the Brewers to the AL also.
  9. Centerfield wrote: Valadius wrote: I think I just may be able to let Beltran off the hook now. Seems pretty clear to me we were cursed that day. Beltran shouldn't be on the hook for anything. In that LCS Beltran hit .296 with 3 HR's and had a 1.054 OPS. Stole a base and played brilliant defense. He's as much to blame for the 2006 NLCS as Piazza is for the 2000 World Series. Agree. I hate the whole anti-Beltran narrative. He's an all-time Met.
  10. I have no interest in McEwing at all. Acta, I guess.
  11. Edgy MD wrote: Besides, he might injure the Mets' young pitchers. lolol You know, this was my first thought too... but WHAT IF THEY CANCEL EACH OTHER OUT and he makes them HEALTHIER?!?!
  12. Edgy MD wrote: I'm not sure why the discussion of a promotion-relegation system automatically and always leads to the conclusion that the Mets are going to be relegated. And apparently forever. Are you... familiar with the Wilpons?
  13. Frayed Knot wrote: Benjamin Grimm wrote: The fact that a guy named Tommy John would one day need Tommy John surgery is one of the great coincidences in baseball history. At least since Lou Gehrig died of Lou Gehrig's disease. "We used to tell him, 'Hey, Lou... there is a disease with your name ALL OVER IT, pal."
  14. https://deadspin.com/how-unh-turned-a-quiet-benefactor-into-a-football-marke-1819064622 Being in public higher ed enrollment & communication, this story touches like a million nerves for me. Really, really interesting.
  15. Gwreck wrote: At least 8 I'm tempted to take the under just for shits and giggles, but that's probably about right. Have to figure that at least seven are probably locks: Familia, Harvey, deGrom, Ces, Thor, Matz, Conforto, for either long-term commitment or low trade value or both.
  16. Benjamin Grimm wrote: Who's Mickey Calloway? Pitching coach for the Indians. 4-11, 6.27 in 130 innings over parts of five AL seasons from 1999-2004.
  17. A Boy Named Seo wrote: Fman99 wrote: They had a one night "rebranding" this past season that was very popular (we were there that day). For one game they were named after a local side dish known as "salt potatoes," basically, russets cooked in water liberally salted and served with melted butter. They made some pretty cool hats, jerseys, and swag to go along with it. Gotta be the same office that turned us from the Isotopes into the Green Chile Cheeseburgers for one night. And the Rochester Garbage Plates. Edgy MD wrote: Reverse the parent team's colors and call them the Syracuse Orangemets. I actually think that might be neat, if a little gimmicky. Maybe as a one-off. Also, yes, it's awesome when worlds collide.
  18. I hope we keep the Binghamton connection too.
  19. All the MFY fans on my various feeds are going BANANAS over some sort of baserunning gaffe by some dude who came in to pinch-run. Tough noogies, MFYs.
  20. I was positive Bill Virdon was dead. Apparently not.
  21. This is the first "none of the above" group for me.
  22. "I'm just saying that with all this ACA stuff, I figured it was important to get as many surgeries as I can now before it's too late."
  23. d'Kong76 wrote: I hope Group D is more encouraging. Seriously. This has been ugly so far.
  24. Lefty Specialist wrote: Josh Donaldson batting cleanup. Kewl. I just wish it was the Josh Donaldson who hit a ton of homers for the Jays last year, but the Wilpons instead signed a different guy nobody'd ever heard of, also named Josh Donaldson, out of the Frontier League and just hoped for the best. #MetsGonnaMet
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