Zvon

Approaching 100 pitches. I guess we won't get 7 out of him. 11-1

Give us 7 innings Hairball. Brewers trying to get something going. 1st & 3rd, no out. 6th.

Nice quick inning makes it all count.

How many years did Seaver pitch before they put him on a cup?

Campbell drives in Daniel. 11-0

Wow, Murph knocks in 2 more with his 200th career double. 10-0, 4th. Raining a lil bit. Lets get this in!

8-0

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deHair singles. Ducks on the pond for Flores.

Soupy can do no wrong, like when he came up last time. Cuddy on 3rd, Muffy on 2nd,1 out. Cuddy goes on contact and beats the throw home! Big run. 2-0 Mets with an opportunity to break it open.

DUDA!!!!!!!Flashes leather in turns it into two. Great play.

Wow, what a great stop by Campbell. No play @ 1st, but stole a double. 2 on, 1 out in the 3rd.

Campbell comes up, doubles, scores. deGrom helps himself with an RBI single. 1-0 Mets after two.

Edgy MD wrote: I don't particularly mind him not going for third. It was late in the game, and we didn't need the run, so much as the six runs behind him. We needed non-outs more than anything. Maybe a triple fires his team up a little and gives them a shining blue flame to follow into battle, but 147% of us would tear him to bits if he somehow fails in his attempt for three. I'm more concerned with the lack of focus in on-basemanship. You take a strike when down by multiple runs in late innings. If it doesn't help you get a few base runners, at least it makes the pitcher work a little harder, and gets you into the bullpen a little earlier in game one of a series. I would have been satisfied if he approached 2nd at full speed, catching his coach as he rounded the bag at full speed, and then break and back (as per coach call) to 2nd or go for the triple. I doubt he could have made a triple out of it, but there was a small chance (if he did he scores on the proceeding fly out). This team has to optimize its chances, force errors, do all the stuff that had them winning in April. Without a big bat we have to do all the little stuff, and do it right. Don't mind me. Still venting after this one.

Reynolds already

Is that the RF foul pole for Clendenon Field in front of the L.Miller cage? It's gotta be, right?

d'Kong76 wrote: Zvon wrote: Don't you think he broke into a jog early? It's this little shit that will drive me crazy. Yes, he has to go... he's no longer a Met. You know I've been a big Muffy supporter, and I'm willing to give Flores time, but I don't think I can stand to do both.

ATorres: 1 Gilmartin: .5

d'Kong76 wrote: d'Kong76 wrote: I expect a sweep and at least a game in the standings. Game face, mucker fothers! Me = dickhead No, I was going to second that. We needed a sweep off these guys. Their pitchers couldn't pitch batting practice to my old softball team they suck so bad. The Mets put themselves in this position. Before St Lou they really needed a sweep here w/Mil if they want to be thought of as a contender. To lose the first game 7-0 is as bad as it gets.

d'Kong76 wrote: Players that hustle get triples on some doubles.... Don't you think he broke into a jog early? It's this little shit that will drive me crazy.

k Muffy. You had a chance for third. U didn't take it. No reason to steal third now. A single will score u.

Jeezez. Herrera broken fingertip. You better get that guy Cuddy. Nice play.

Edgy MD wrote: Even as the booth has picked up on two different ways the catcher possibly is tipping pitches. Possibly? As cute as that is someone on the BrewCrew has to tell him to stop that.

ATorres finds the strike zone. But Met batters have failed to find their bats.

Bumper Cap in, searching for the strike zone, which he has not been able to find as of late.