Edgy MD wrote: The low curve against Ike with two strikes was as predictable as the sun going down. The strange part is that they put it as high as his ankles, when it's a safe and sure move to bounce it off the plate. 1-39 In Ikes defense they were all very well executed pitches. I'll give him a pass there (since his future might depend on his next group of at bats).
Swan Swan H wrote: A gift run when J. Upton and Simmons circle around a popup by Duda, who didn't really get it done with a runner on 3rd and one out. I beg to differ. RBI single is an RBI single. Anything more would have been nice but getting that guy in from third was his job there. And he did it w/o making an out.
Its cold, clammy, windy, rainy, and grey down here in SJ. What are the odds we get this game in? (I missed if there was any intro on SNY-I just get a rain delay screen on MLB.TV)
Benjamin Grimm wrote: Look how young (and thin) Mr. Met was! Any idea what year? That looks like Al Weis, Yogi and Cal Koonce with Mr Met. We got Weis from the White Sox with Agee in late '67 for the '68 season. That has to be taken between 1968 and June 1970. I thought they ran the scarier looking Mr Met out of town years earlier.