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Posted by trunks1022 on Aug-23-2006 03:55:

word. i didn't get there til the 5th inning. i was at field level and walking behind home plate when i watched carlos delgado's grand slam go off into the night. great atmosphere all game. goddamnit, get rid of the wave at shea. there's an exciting game to watch.

i've watched a lot of walk off hits at shea this year. beltran knows when it's time to do something special. he was smiling like crazy for the first time.


Posted by TranceHater on Aug-23-2006 16:54:

quote:
Originally posted by partyhopper
One of the best days of the year for Mets fans!

Glavine is a-ok
Mets get Shawn Green (ok, it's not as big as the Abreu trade, but it will help, and the Mets didn't give up much)


They need somebody to make up for the big-hype(Mr.Milledge), another Met position player bust, Melky looks like alot better prospect these days. Its amazing to me how bad of an outfielder he is. Shawn Greens stats look alot like a typical player in the Juiced ball era. He peaked in 01 a steady decline since.


Posted by trunks1022 on Aug-23-2006 17:12:

quote:
Originally posted by TranceHater
They need somebody to make up for the big-hype(Mr.Milledge), another Met position player bust, Melky looks like alot better prospect these days. Its amazing to me how bad of an outfielder he is. Shawn Greens stats look alot like a typical player in the Juiced ball era. He peaked in 01 a steady decline since.


OR he's tailing off naturally like a regular player should who's not on steroids. at 28, 29 he'd be hitting his peak as a ballplayer. either way, an upgrade over a gimp floyd and inconsistent milledge.


Posted by Shamez214 on Aug-23-2006 17:26:

HAHAHAHA at calling Milledge a bust.

Lastings Milledge: 130 AB .238/.310/.400

Mystery Player in 2004: 138 AB .246/.333/.406

Both are natural Center Fielders. The Mystery Player is in the AL.

So, before you call Milledge a "bust," realize that not all hot prospects come up and instantly produce like David Wright or Miguel Cabrera.


Posted by verndogs on Aug-23-2006 17:29:

So I like going to baseball games...

my pics from going out to the midwest to hit a few stadiums (all taken from my seat):

Aug 13, 2006 - White Sox v. Tigers - US Cellular Field



Aug 14, 2006 - White Sox v. Royals - US Cellular Field



Aug 15, 2006 - Cardinals v. Reds - Busch Stadium



Aug 17. 2006 - Brewers v. Astros - Miller Park



Aug 18, 2006 - Cardinals v. Cubs - Wrigley Field



Aug 19, 2006 - Cardinals v. Cubs - Wrigley Field


Posted by trunks1022 on Aug-27-2006 03:26:

*cough* yankees *cough*

how come you guys aren't out to gloat? oh yeah, pwnage by angels.


Posted by TranceHater on Aug-28-2006 17:04:

Even with a terrible road trip the Yanks still gain another game in standings. *Gloat*


Posted by trunks1022 on Aug-28-2006 17:08:

quote:
Originally posted by TranceHater
Even with a terrible road trip the Yanks still gain another game in standings. *Gloat*


there it is!


Posted by Member of X on Aug-28-2006 18:22:

True, 6 1/2 games up...not sure where I'm supposed to be crying. Every team struggles at some stages. Yanks are also winning despite having a pitcher hitting in the meat of the order and striking out 10/12 times.









By the way, K Rod is a douche. Not Francisco Rodriguez. The other bum.


Posted by partyhopper on Aug-29-2006 06:49:

Any bets on when Carl Pavano will pitch again in the bigs, either for the Yankees or another team?

Man, first his shoulder problem last year, then he hurt a buttock (or was it both of them?) in the spring, and now this...
He apparently suffered two broken ribs in a car accident, but didn't tell anyone for 2 weeks, and still pitched some rehab games


Posted by hitokiri on Aug-29-2006 12:23:

quote:
Originally posted by partyhopper
Any bets on when Carl Pavano will pitch again in the bigs, either for the Yankees or another team?

Man, first his shoulder problem last year, then he hurt a buttock (or was it both of them?) in the spring, and now this...
He apparently suffered two broken ribs in a car accident, but didn't tell anyone for 2 weeks, and still pitched some rehab games
he kept it on the low cause if it came to light his ass would be shipped outta here faster than well... u get the point...


Posted by Shamez214 on Aug-30-2006 03:34:

Who wouldn't give up their pinky toes to be Carl Pavano right now? 40$Million to do absolutely nothing.


Posted by Member of X on Aug-30-2006 04:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Shamez214
Who wouldn't give up their pinky toes to be Carl Pavano right now? 40$Million to do absolutely nothing.


Biggest glop of human waste on the planet. I think I like douche bag Kevin Brown more... well maybe not. Funny that the Post stated he was driving his porsche when he got hurt again. That goes without saying....


Posted by TranceHater on Aug-30-2006 04:38:

quote:
Originally posted by Member of X
Biggest glop of human waste on the planet. I think I like douche bag Kevin Brown more... well maybe not. Funny that the Post stated he was driving his porsche when he got hurt again. That goes without saying....



Hes a bigger bust than MO Vaughn


Posted by TranceHater on Aug-30-2006 17:51:

Will David Wright ever hit another HR?


Posted by verndogs on Aug-31-2006 01:40:

quote:
Originally posted by TranceHater
Will David Wright ever hit another HR?


josh fogg says yes!


Posted by partyhopper on Sep-12-2006 17:09:

Deadline for entering the lottery for NLDS tickets at Shea (on mets.com) is 11:59 pm tonight
Six-pack purchasers can now buy tix for (I believe) 1 NLDS or NLCS game.

Mets better play better at that time than they have in the last 2 games

Also, one more Mets win or Braves loss, and the Braves streak is OVER!


Posted by partyhopper on Sep-15-2006 02:21:

Looking like both the Mets and Yankees could clinch their respective divisions this weekend


Posted by TranceHater on Sep-15-2006 13:23:

quote:
Originally posted by verndogs
josh fogg says yes!


will anyone else??


Posted by partyhopper on Sep-15-2006 15:25:

Carl Pavano still making headlines
http://nydailynews.com/front/story/452649p-380867c.html
Nice big pic of this dame on the front page of the site as well

Too bad for him that unlike Lo Duca, he can't deflect the attention with play on the field


Posted by Shamez214 on Sep-15-2006 18:49:

quote:
Originally posted by TranceHater
will anyone else??


Meh. He's on pace for the club record in doubles, so I'm fine with it.


Posted by Member of X on Sep-15-2006 22:18:

I'll be shocked if the Yankees don't win the world series. There's still a 10% chance they won't win but that's about it....


Posted by Shamez214 on Sep-15-2006 22:24:

quote:
Originally posted by Member of X
I'll be shocked if the Yankees don't win the world series. There's still a 10% chance they won't win but that's about it....





You know as well as I do that it's the A's year.


Posted by Eddie N MIAMI on Sep-16-2006 01:49:

I heard theyre making a movie about the book Moneyball


Posted by partyhopper on Sep-17-2006 21:07:

Well, maybe Mets fans get their wish, with 8 chances to clinch at home.
If the Mets can't get it done during that time, then they don't deserve to win the division or be in the playoffs.
Such awful play over the weekend in Pittsburgh, and hurting their chance at 100 wins as well.
Maybe it's a good thing that the 1986 Mets needed 6 chances to clinch, or else we'd already see many fans jumping off bridges by now.


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