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"Your Purchase Opportunity - You may purchase up to a maximum cumulative total of six (6) tickets to a combination of the five (5) selected games (see game dates and times below), on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to availability by game.* This purchase opportunity will be online on this page only. " is this junk mail / does everyone registered at mets.com get this? or am I special? wise cracks welcome

brilliant

Lets go Jets? (listening to the fan from cali)

Met Fan Catches Bond's 756*

Castillo abdominal strain? on that steal?

metsguyinmichigan wrote: Paulie justifies his carping about not playing. yep

hey guys

It seems all very 1990's - too safe too post modern, and the now the name does not help. That brick would work if it was in Flatbush not standing alone in Flushing.

1,2,(E),3 inning

shit

communication skills

fandinism

blue+pinstrip unis! yes.

oh boy (jeanie zelasko has a lot of hair)

StL weather

trying not to (over) think that this is a benefit for the Cards pitching.

hey guys.

"Yesterday we all experience a tragedy" on ESPN tv today. reaching for the mute button ...

Ned Fengus wrote: ="Centerfield"]"If it weren't for A-Rod, he would have been at the Stadium getting ready." Typical bandwagon Yankmee fan - thinking it is one man's fault that a 'team" lost a series. that is pretty funny. OK, Rushed in after I heard the story breaking on the car radio and put on WFAN and heard Chris and Mike saying they should cancel Game 1. I listen to them most days (I'm in CA), and other sports talk radio, ESPN and Jim Rome. It'll be a long time before I listen again. I get the idea that Manhattan thought it was under attack again, I am really really sensitve to that kind of thinking but, after ten minutes it was clear it was just a small plane in bad weather accident. So why call for cancelling the games. Pretending like you care, maybe? Or feeling like you should've cared more? Maybe there were no big stories (ALCS g2 and NLCS g1 mean nothing in comparison, apparently) yesterday. NOW, if it were a car accident, should the game be cancelled? If the entire Yankee team died in a plane crash, in somewhere other than NYC mind you, should MLB cancel the Game? Hell no. Just have a moment of silence and play ball ferchrissakes. WW3 did not start and he was just some hired gun who yesterday "wasn't worthy of wearing pinstripes" (so said Mike) died. Tragic yes. But we need to shut the LCS down because of it? What if he commited suicide? What if he was drunk? What if he was just careless? What if he was just CARELESS? Then I hear on ESPN this morning one sentence before I turned THAT NOISE off - "some thought MLB should've cancelled the games" - WTF is going on? I'm sure they mentioned that the A's lost because they were playing with a heavy heart blah blah blah. (I wouldn't know, I've taken to watching games with the sound off.) Did The World Wide Leader in Hype run out of T.O. news? Just an acute case of hyperbole. And ESPN and others got it terminally. ps. DIdn't KC Chief Derrick Thomas die after rolling his SUV on Superbowl Sunday morning? Did we debate not playing the game? Maybe he needed to crash it into the Pentagon or something and then we could've got all excited and acted like it was meaningful tragic and what a great guy he was (and he was).

this is huge (nomars up, man on 2nd, 2 outs, 2 strikes)

lets go beltran - the time is now.

speed kills ld hits a long single

base hit (kent's not the best defensive 2nd baseman - is he)