]"One of the best moments of my career," Sanchez said. "Pedro Martinez waited for me on a mound. What else do you need? If anyone needs anything else, they've got issues."
="Pedro"] "Hey. My 200th win an' only one vote for me?" Pedro, you're cute and cuddly and all, but 3 runs, 6 hits, and 2 walks in 6 and two thirds is nothing special.
Not a single one of the Mets is doing remotely what Chipper is saying. Maybe Chipper is referring to Met fans. He's awfully concerned about New York fans. He's also doing an awful lot of talking for someone who isn't playing.
Whose life is more empty? a) the people who have nothing better to do than review their predictions or the people who have nothing better to do then to say nasty things to the people who review their predictions
All I want is one, just one, "sportswriter" to stop talking about the Met money and "break" the story that the Met payroll is actually less than last year. Then the other idiots will read it and realize it. Maybe even including the morons on ESPN that do the games and that do Baseball Tonight.
I doubt it. Randy met her while they were working out at the same gym in Florida or somewheres. He brought her to the wrestling world himself. I think.
Daily News wrote: The crowd would give Martinez the rock-star treatment as he headed to the dugout after his season-high 108th pitch, but the ace first waited at the mound for reliever Duaner Sanchez to arrive. He poked Sanchez in the chest and told his replacement: "Now's your time." "What else can you ask for?" said an inspired Sanchez, who struck out Marcus Giles. I was wondering what Pedro was hanging around for when Willie pulled him. Demonstrating leadership again. Leadership in the pen and on the bench. I'm getting way too high on this team.
Looks like the plan is to ride this out. Daily News wrote: GM Omar Minaya said neither Floyd nor Beltran was a disabled list candidate, and that the Mets planned to ride out their injuries without summoning an outfielder from Triple-A Norfolk, where Todd Self or Lastings Milledge would be available. By rule, Diaz could not be recalled for 10 days unless a Met was placed on the DL.
NY Times wrote: "I'm looking forward to trying to play tomorrow, so I'm going to come in here with the intentions of trying to play," Floyd said. "If it doesn't allow me to play, if it doesn't allow me to swing, then I won't go out there."