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  1. Ceetar
    Evans is just in town to see the LaBrea Tar Pits
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    metirish wrote: DL today various twatters are saying" Mets wanna play it safe" Perhaps the right move, was seeming inevitable anyway. I'll believe a timetable after he starts running. some random doc saying 3 weeks before the Mets get together and make a plan is worthless.
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    Ashie62 wrote: Einhorn is waiting to see how Reye's hammy is doing. but gee, the reporters have all told us the exact terms of the deal, how could they have have already signed it?
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    Benjamin Grimm wrote: I'm not one to admire unwavering belief in the face of evidence. pretty sure that's unamerican. Don't you know that if you don't root for Jeter the terrorists win?
  5. Ceetar
    This thread will likely be very active soon
  6. Ceetar
    Valdespin? nah, probably don't want to start his ML time.
  7. Ceetar
    metirish wrote: Harper is embarrassing http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/baseball/yankees/2011/07/07/2011-07-07_in_changeup_joe_manages_to_get_it_right.html Maybe he has been stubborn to a fault this season, giving up on the no-stride approach at the plate that hitting coach Kevin Long was sure would get him back to .300. But Jeter has known only one way his entire career, and you have to admire his seemingly unwavering belief in that way, no matter the numbers. You really do have to admire Jeter, for scrapping something that would make him good, and having the intangiables to remain being bad.
  8. Ceetar
    metirish wrote: But Jeter is getting his hits and apparently that's all that counts. Did you see how he just DROVE that ball into the gap last night?
  9. Ceetar
    MFS62 wrote: Edgy DC wrote: Crudbuckets. The Mets are going to need another shortstop before this is all over. Hey! slap! slap! Enough of that talk, young man. The Mets are undefeated since Jose got hurt. We don't need no steenking Jose. Later (j/k) Yankees were 14-4 without Jeter, are now 1-2 with him. (to followup on seawolf17's point)
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    metirish wrote: Jeter would never accept going on the DL for such a thing.......Reyes is not a winner. And if Jeter did have to go on the DL, he'd never let it escalate past the 15 day minimum.
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    bmfc1 wrote: I love the analysis of the Caesar's Palace commercial. My son and I have picked it apart but never came up with the possibility that she's a hooker and asked how he had money to gamble. We've wondered if he's diving in the pool in his underwear unless he was wearing a bathing suit in his room. I suppose it's possible he slipped his credit card or something into his robe. The most unbelievable part is that he's going to pick up a newspaper. Yeah, who reads the free US Today anymore? I don't mind the Istanbul commercial, It's certainly what I would want if I had to 'retire' to some foreign place. Although at this point I'd never voluntarily watch every game from uncomfortable Shea seats. I do think season ticket holders were offered the opportunity to buy their own #'d seats. Citi's commercials, on a whole, have probably been consistently above average the last couple of years.
  12. Ceetar
    i voted 3 just because it seemed like the most 'sure' single. That rolling play was cool, the 2b(Fonzie?) is croaching about to field it and here comes Rey just rolling through the zone.
  13. Ceetar
    TransMonk wrote: Ceetar wrote: You wouldn't take that from Reyes when his "speed goes"? Apples and oranges. Hardly.
  14. Ceetar
    are you all asleep? old fogies.. Duda drives in Beltran, but a Kemp single and a Loney out creates a run to tie it. btw, Reds blew an 8-0 lead with the final run in the 9th. Phillies lose because they suck. (I actually bet on the Marlins today. imagine that) stupid Braves won though.
  15. Ceetar
    Another double for Beltran, that would've been a Triple for him 2-3 years ago. You wouldn't take that from Reyes when his "speed goes"?
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    Fman99 wrote: Fman99 wrote: I'm going to drink some beer tonight while watching in the hope that it will help me stay awake longer. That's my theory, anyway. Guys? What beer? Michelob Ultras. For once I bought beer, usually I'm more of a gin and tonic or vodka and 7 guy. Guys? I'm not drinking tonight, although I did just fix my wine fridge, so the 4 bottles of beer (22ozers) i have in there will be cold tomorrow. I dislike tonic. I'd rather a gin and gin. (or a Tom Collins) guys?
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    Fman99 wrote: I'm going to drink some beer tonight while watching in the hope that it will help me stay awake longer. That's my theory, anyway. Guys? What beer?
  18. Ceetar
    gift bloop single for Turner, but Kuroda gets Beltran and Murphy. Bot-1 time. ...guys?
  19. Ceetar
    we're off, 3-2 to Pagan. ..guys?
  20. Ceetar
    Benjamin Grimm wrote: I didn't even remember that Craig Biggio had 3,000 hits. Jeter reaching that milestone will mean as little to me as it apparently did when Biggio got there. (And Biggio, at least, is a homey; we're both from Smithtown.) I'm completely drawing a blank on where Smithtown is. 3 years in Jersey is killing the previous 26 years of Long Island.. (please don't ask me where east Hanover is. I have no idea!)
  21. Ceetar
    I've changed my mind. I hope Jeter's 3000th hit comes via press release from the Yankees noting that the official scorer changed an error from a previous game to a hit. ...guys?
  22. Ceetar
    Frayed Knot wrote: The thing here is, that after 16 years of nothing but praise and hosannas (much of it deserved, some almost comically over-the-top), even the slightest bit of criticism - (due to the fact that he's currently like the worst hitter on his team, maybe - just maybe mind you - he should no longer get the most ABs by batting leadoff) - hits certain ears as "bashing". I know it's NY so we notice it more, but there is certainly a feeling of obligation for us all to tune in and watch and root and cheer (HBO special reinforces that) to that I ask... Do you remember where you were when Biggio got 3000? Do you remember the circumstances of the game? Home or Away? What date? what Month? What year? I remember some of it. I seem to remember he had a big night, a lot of hits, kept on going. I seem to remember 3002 or something being really big. I have no idea when it was. 2008? And that's the thing. I'm not a Yankees fan. Jeter's 3000th probably means less to me than Biggio's. So get off my back media, and go away.
  23. Ceetar
    Ashie62 wrote: Ceetar wrote: I'll repost my tweets from earlier, as they're applicable. Niese, with a win, would tie Jason Isringhausen for 50th on the all-time Mets list with 19. Beltran needs one sac-fly to tie Rusty Staub for 7th on the Mets list. Ceetar is gunning for Burkhardt's job.. Think they'll have me? I can sit next to the Mets dugout with two cups of coffee for most of the game..
  24. Ceetar
    I'll repost my tweets from earlier, as they're applicable. Niese, with a win, would tie Jason Isringhausen for 50th on the all-time Mets list with 19. Beltran needs one sac-fly to tie Rusty Staub for 7th on the Mets list.
  25. Ceetar
    Edgy DC wrote: Starts can be scheduled as well. If the Mets are in any semblance of a competition, the stituaton wil dictate usage, and that would help nobiddy. I think we're overthinking this. well, actually I overthunk it last night and wrote a post about it. Now I'm just reiterating my overthinking istead of working. semantics really... Basically was just wondering if it's really worth trying to build up Johan's arm strength to 100 pitches for a handful of starts.
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