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  1. That was a very nice catch. That kid can follow any ball anywhere. There was some spin on that.
  2. Ouch, they are gonna be runnin on d' tonight. Ha, Jerry said ouch.
  3. oo, just in time for Jerry.
  4. This was a weird series because the first 2 games were played in Pittsburg and the last three at Shea without a break in between. Yea, Seaver lost the opener. There was always a lot of talk back then about him not winning the big game. He won plenty of big ones. He won the last game of this series and that was just as big a game and the opener. At the hump of a pennant race all these games were huge. The next day Matlack was knocked out of the box after three. The Mets were losing 4-1 when they exploded for five runs in the 9th to give Tug McGraw the win. These were the games that the Mets HAD to win to stay in the race in '73 and they won em. In the midst of this series the "Dave Augustine Play" occurred, which I have always called "The Ball Off The Wall" play. I wrote a composition about this play in college and I wish I still had a copy of that. My English teacher gave me an A+ and read it to the class. It really captured the incredibility of the play.
  5. It's the thing coming out of Clendenons ass.
  6. batmagadanleadoff wrote: This former Met was a Tiger for a blink of an eye. So where did The Man From Topps find the time to shoot him in a Detroit uniform? Haven't you run Bob Miller out here before? batmagadanleadoff wrote: "With these powerful eyeglasses, I can see that one day, I'll be a furshlugginer NY Met". That's big Frank Howard.
  7. lol,thats classic. But I shoot each day Every Met who I see On that same patch of grass Where I found Thirty-Three Best^ Pignatano's movin' Pignatano's groovin' Another spring of this And Kranepool keeps on kvetchin'
  8. If we shared the place for awhile there has got to be pics of Card players around the spot, I would think.
  9. batmagadanleadoff wrote: You could see the white clubhouse structure in this photo that ran alongside today's NYT piece on the Mets clipboard giveaway. Is that the Sadecki spot behind Maz? It must have been Millers '65 card. I was making '65s last week and googling the set. I do think Mazz can be considered a member of the SS club. SS behind and to his left. To his right, the clubhouse and some kids. Mazz with the bird bomb. Show me a non Met who infiltrated that spot somehow. That be something.
  10. Young 2 Murphy 1 Duda 1 Recker 2 Harang 2 Atchison 1 Henn 0.3
  11. Lagares 1 Wheeler 4 Hawkins 1
  12. I believe that's Keiths all star card and the other is Bobby Ojeda's reg card.
  13. Then I stand corrected. As I've said here before, I'd have liked to see how things would ahve went had he stayed on.
  14. The biggest thing the Wilpons did wrong was shaft Doubleday. I liked that guy and he knew baseball. I imagine this vid has been posted here before...oh, maybe not. Just posted last week. A great slice of Mets here and the start of the Wilpon era. I haven't even finished watching this yet. I like the yearbooks. [youtube:zp8nuwju]JIY7laphVSk[/youtube:zp8nuwju]
  15. That was a great article. I saved the pic of the clipboard. I'll post it.
  16. Murphy 1 Duda 0.3 Flores 0.1 d' Arnard 1.6 Gee 3 Feliciano 0.1 Atchison 0.2 Hawkins 1.7 Germen 1 Black 1
  17. That's great stuff Edge. I'm gonna make a card for all of them using their corresponding Topps years. I never would have thought of that.
  18. Blah game (it would have been exciting if Young tried a bunt back in that spot), but good ending and some wacky baseball. That insane play by Murphy to throw to third and Flores with the push tag was worth the price of admission.
  19. Frayed Knot wrote: Boy that was some display of hitting there -- a rally which consisted of a walk, a seeing eye hit, a walk, two ground-outs too soft to be turned into DPs, and a seeing eye hit. It was like that with the Fish all game. Gettin them om, pushing them along. But they couldn't plate a run. Baseball is so wacky. The first ground out by Lutz should have been two and we got a break there. The key was Muffys single on a pitchers pitch.
  20. Nice to see them jumpin around out there. Turner & Hawkins with the pies! Subguys takes a pie!
  21. yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaababy!
  22. unbelievable. Come on Mets. 2 out now for Travis.
  23. What a great piece of hitting by Danny. He hit the same pitch that Duda took for ball four. I thought that was a strike. Bases juiced, no out. This game is ours.
  24. Frayed Knot wrote: I'm surprised they're even pitching to EYII Ugh. I thought they'd pitch around him at least. No need, he Ks to end the inning.
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