Willets Point

Wright may get another AB if gamecast is correct.

Zvon wrote: ="Willets Point"]There goes our fourth game at Shea. Ah well, I guess that means the Mets will be at home when they sweep. ......I like the way ya think WP. (SC=0) I'm glad you like it 'cause I'm sure SK has gone into apoplexy.

There goes our fourth game at Shea. Ah well, I guess that means the Mets will be at home when they sweep.

Not if the AL ties it here.

LoDuca's got the same bug-eyed look of joy he had when he met Anna Benson.

And when he arrived he said: "Dammit, I'm sorry I'm so fucking late, my car got a fucking flat tire. Can you believe that shit?" Just having fun with the 'pottymouth.' Especially fun if kids were there.

This is why he needs a private jet.

I just finished the weekly archiving (which I do on Tuesdays now instead of Thursday incidentally) and we have a fresh crop of classic threads in the Featured Archives forum. Just as a refresher, once a week I select the best threads from The Baseball Forum and the Non-Baseball Forum and send them to The Featured Archives Forum and the NBF Classics Forum respectively. Other threads that have been inactive for 30 days are sent offsite to the Archives at the Crane Pool Companion. The following fora are also archive on the basis of threads inactive for 45 days: Bitch to the Admins Red Light Forum Music Archives Game Recounts Know Thy Enemy Player of the Game I've been seeing a lot of comments akin to "I can't find this thread" or "why was this archived?" so I just want to reiterate a few things: 1) We can't keep everything on this phpBB forum. When the database files get too large things slow down and KC & Yanct get unnerved. That we can send threads to the Cranepool Companion Archives is a big plus because otherwise those threads would be gone permanently. 2) I use my best judgement in selecting threads for Featured Archives & NBF Classics. If you think I'm missing things you can always PM me or bump a thread and I will move that thread too. 3) Threads are archived based on activity. The best way to avoid having your favorite thread archived is keeping active (that is not letting it go 30 days without a reply). If you can't think of anything to say but feel you might want the thread in the future you may always post "bump". Thanks.

Bump.

Luck be a lady tonight.

Not surprising to me since the Mets have had few big RBI guys of all-star caliber (or at least voted into the game) and pitchers are more likely to represent the team in all-star games historically.

Dispatch overdue.

Rotblatt wrote: Our little boy's got a potty mouth. Not surprising since he grew up in a town full of sailors that he has the mouth of a sailor.

metirish wrote: Nice job Steve. EDIT:...What a beautiful stadium they have in Pittsburgh. Another sufferer of PNC Envy.

Not too loud. I've got a splitting headache.

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The first one caught by surprise because I expected it to be bad and it was actually quite entertaining. I can't imagine that lightning in a bottle will be caught twice. Vic, I think the pollstarter can edit polls as long as no one has voted (and it looks like you already got that fixed).

I'm totally stealing FK's ranking: Braves Marlins Phils Nats

Without Glavine, the NL's chances of winning are vastly improved

="TransMonk"]Great KTE! Courtesy of Mets.com: NL East standings since May 28 (last time we played them): Team W L Pct. Marlins 21 12 .636 Mets 20 15 .571 Nats 16 19 .457 Phillies 13 21 .382 Braves 10 25 .286 You have to think that if the Marlins were able to hold on to Delgado, Beckett, et al, they'd be in first place right now.

I think the field's been resodded and reseeded since Babe Ruth's time so even that's not original.

Undetermined but amusing.

The Pirates pitcher is also joing the All-Mouthful All-Stars squad. So far it looks like this: 1B Mientkiewicz 2B Grudzielanek P Gorzelanny