Edgy DC wrote: I really am feeling really ugly feelings toward this blowhard. How does anybody listen to this guy without going mad. Why? What exactly - Yankees - don't you like? Yankees. The fact that he - Yankees - thinks the Mets should -Yankees - trade Wright, or that he thinks - Yankees - Reyes has played his last - Yankees - game as a Met? Or was it - Yankees - when he implied that - Yankees - the Mets will be worse than both the Marlins - Yankees - and Nationals - Yankees - and will not be near to competing with - Yankees - the Braves or the 'incredibly well-run' Phillies? Yankees.
John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: Howie the other night mentioned benching Lee Mazzilli to preserve a .250 batting average in 1977. Anyone remember this? He was removed after a leadoff double in the last game of the year and finished at 250 even. http://ultimatemets.com/gamedetail.php?gameno=2607&tabno=A I remember it. And as a result of that - to this day when I see a .250 average I think -'well, it's respectable'.
Benjamin Grimm wrote: My main interest in this game was to see how Jose would do. Now we're deep into rat's ass territory. I've been in rat's ass territory for at least a month now.
metirish wrote: dam Rubin Collins will use different closer Wednesday. Not abandoning Parnell, but will mix and match a little. Acosta today because Izzy unavailable. Yeah , really, screw Rubin. What's he know anyway?
But is that it? Just to see what they might possibly be able to get for him should they decide to trade him now as opposed to next year when he's in the last year of his deal and maybe they wouldn't get as much? Does this bode well for the re-signing of Reyes?
John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: Meet Emily Duda! Sure she's cute but she looks like every other 14 yr. old girl that my son knows. I bet she just got her braces off too.
seawolf17 wrote: I clicked the TV off when the ball hit the ground behind Pagan. I'm a bad fan. Yeah, me too...and that's stupid because this team really has been doing this comeback thing all year. We should know better.
'Well-hung, urbane Jewish men' - good stuff. Great job, very funny AND informative! I'm a big fan of your work Fman. (all that being said - there are some serious latent tendencies at work up there pal...)
G-Fafif wrote: The catch on Tal's Hill. His face taking on the bullpen fence there, too. The mole. Seriously, what a mole. Both of those. My family named the mole 'Enrique'.