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  1. The Hot Corner
    Marlins in the 9th: Anderson 3 pitches - strike out, Stallings 3 pitches - strike out, Groshans - 8 pitch fly out to Acuna. The dreams just died.
  2. The Hot Corner
    Atlanta leads the Marlins 2-1 going to the bottom of he 9th in Miami. Marlins have 3 outs to produce some magic. A walk off would be nice. Even bettwer in my view would be for the Marlins to tie it up, then eventually win with a walk off in 14th or 15th inning.
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    Great! When I'm blacked out, the Mets go crazy. Glad to (not) see it. It would have been nice if they had done this in Atlanta, instead of saving it all up for poor Washington.
  4. The Hot Corner
    Well, those 3 outs went pretty quick.
  5. The Hot Corner
    Well, we have 3 outs left in order to salvage this game. At least we will have the top of the order in the 9th. I'm not expecting much at this point.
  6. The Hot Corner
    Well, that sucks.
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    =bmfc1 post_id=109651 time=1664760268 user_id=73] If McCann came up without a bat he would have gotten on.
  8. The Hot Corner
    It is mind boggling the scoring opportunities the Mets have wasted. They have 9 hits (2 HR) & 1 walk, that they somehow minimally converted into for 3 runs. On the other hand, the Braves seem to capitalize on every chance to score. They have 3 hits (1 HR) & 3 walks that they converted into 4 runs. Timely hitting appears to be a major problem. That and the bottom third of the line up just aren't producing.
  9. The Hot Corner
    Welcome to second place. The Braves have out pitched and out hit the Mets the past 2 nights. The Mets better kick it into gear tomorrow.
  10. The Hot Corner
    The Mets need to get Jansen. Well, not like that. Cahna strikes out a pitch right down the middle.
  11. The Hot Corner
    Personally, I nevr called for any of them specifically be called up. For the most part Vientos seemed overmatched during his time. Alvarez appears overly eager. of the three, Baty appeared the most polished at the plate.
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    =Gwreck post_id=109482 time=1664675669 user_id=56] Alvarez looks totally unprepared for the majors.
  13. The Hot Corner
    Acuna with some strange base (non) running which leads to an interesting double lay to end the inning.
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    =Gwreck post_id=109455 time=1664673541 user_id=56] Do you mean “last two months”?
  15. The Hot Corner
    Unfortunately, Swanson's hit wasn't cheesy.
  16. The Hot Corner
    Happy birthday to a hitting machine. Damn, that man could hit.
  17. The Hot Corner
    I think I caught whatever Fried had. I'm feel rather ill myself.
  18. The Hot Corner
    Well, at least we have our ace on the mound tomorrow.
  19. The Hot Corner
    Escobar walks. You have to go to Vogelbach don't you? Buck is apparently staying with Alvarez.
  20. The Hot Corner
    Lindor struck out on fast ball above the bill on his helmet. Then Cahna gets plunked. McNeil comes through with a hit. Escobar coming to the plate as the tying run.
  21. The Hot Corner
    Very nice, heads up play by Lindor for the third out. Rather unusual play, but we'll take it.
  22. The Hot Corner
    Ruf to the IL? What's wrong with Ruf? Well, besides he can't hit.
  23. The Hot Corner
    I can never get a Youtube video link to work. My computer illiteracy strikes again.
  24. The Hot Corner
    This seems an appropriate choice for today. [media=youtube]k9o78-f2mIM[/media]
  25. The Hot Corner
    It's hard for me to get too upset over the Nationals failing to beat the Braves, when the Mets are failing to take care of business on their own behalf. They have been (and still are) in a position to control their destiny, but at present it is the Braves, rather than the Mets, that are seizing the moment.
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