It would be a dramatic, kickass series for the ages. That's worth rooting for. And besides, if the Mets can't beat the best opposition possible they don't deserve to win.
I was trying to explain to my wife the other day about my dislike for the Dodgers. She was saying I should be pulling for LA since they have Lowe and Nomar and other former Red Sox I like. "But you don't understand, my father's side of the family is from Brooklyn," I had to explain.
Edgy DC wrote: Injuries. dino. B-b-but the 2006 Yankees have had severe injuries to Matsui and Sheffield and are still succeful. We Mets fans must be pathetic losers to make such excuses!
SteveJRogers wrote: And he DOES IT! Anibal Sanchez hurls the Majors first No-Hitter since Randy Johnson for the Diamondbacks May 18, 2004! Sanchez, acquired by the Marlins in the Beckett/Lowell trade. In other words, Boston's streak of rotten luck this season continues.
These are the options by the way: The Maltese Falcon The Asphalt Jungle Night of the Iguana Reflections in a Golden Eye The List of Adrian Messenger Beat the Devil The Man Who Would Be King The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean Treasure of the Sierra Madre The Misfits Moby Dick The Red Badge of Courage (I think I saw this one in school) Fat City Under the Volcano
My local indy movie theater is doing a big run of John Huston films on the centennial of his birth. I realize I haven't seen any of this director's films. Anyone have any reccomendations of Huston movies not to miss? Do you have a Huston filmography Vic? Thanks!
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Zvon wrote: ="Willets Point"]Was it off the Mets? If it was Im suuuuure they would have said. These guys dont hide their animosity for the Mets or New York. Yeah, just a cheapshot based on the Mets historic poor performance in the House of Horrors. And now I'm off to the library services desk where I won't be able to sneakily watch/listen to this game.
I'm not busting balls, but on further review I notice that the days of the week are not consecutive even though the dates are so the last two NLCS are probably: Game 6 Wednesday, October 18, if necessary Game 7 Thursday, October 19, if necessary
No, the witch hunt technique of saying McGwire, Sosa, and Bonds are evil steroids-abusers when use of performance-enhancing drugs was wide-spread (and possibly still is) is wrong. The end game is that these guys were the best of their era even if that era was tainted and the records. Trying to strip away records of a select few undermines the overall problem. MLB and the media who turned a blind eye to questionable training techniques are just as guilty. The correct thing to do is to prevent use of performance-enhancing drugs now and in the future. You can't change the past.