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Reyes run!
Figueroa is a mediocre 4A pitcher that is righthanded and the Mets aren't hitting at all.
I contemplated not even watching when I saw Francoeur's name in the 3 hole. Yikes.
For some reason, I feel confident in the Mets today. I think they'll score some more runs on Smoltz.
Did you ask him about what he thought about Milledge?
That would make too much sense.
I like that. I don't think anything has to happen for Alou to get injured.
Walk!
Beane said, "The Mets are lucky they're in a weak division. I think they'll win the division."
Then I told him that they had the same problem they always did, paying too much for veterans that aren't producing. He said, "Those guys, Reyes, Wright, Beltran, and Santana, they are extraordinary, but the rest of them team is kind of bringing them down."
Funniest chat post of the year so far.
They are struggling right now but guys like Maine, Perez, Wagner, and Church are above average players and Castillo, Schneider aet al. above average.
Beane said, "The Mets are lucky they're in a weak division. I think they'll win the division."
The only division that might be better is the AL East.
Beane said, "The Mets are lucky they're in a weak division. I think they'll win the division."
Then I told him that they had the same problem they always did, paying too much for veterans that aren't producing. He said, "Those guys, Reyes, Wright, Beltran, and Santana, they are extraordinary, but the rest of them team is kind of bringing them down."
huh?
What causes a hitter to go so hot and so cold, I wonder?
I guess everyone else wonders, too, for over a century.
BTW, I said this a few times already, I thought the Casanova pickup was really smart. Too many AB the last few seasons have gone to guys like Difelice, Stinnet, and Sandy Alomar, Jr.
I didn't think his comment about the NL East being easy was accurate either, but I wasn't about to begin a debate with him. He was being extremely gracious just by chatting with me and his food was sitting in front of him getting cold.
It's funny, when I actually saw the guy, although he looks quiet and bookish, I was surprised at how big and athletic he looks. Huge shoulders and hands. And then I remembered: this guy was one of the best amateur baseball players of his generation.
That's funny
Delgado upstages my FASCINATING story! Good work. I knew I could help.
When he is right, he can hit it out to any field. This guy was one of the most fearsome sluggers in baseball for a decade.
My answer is Rickey and Cobb.
They're the same age as Nelson.
What's the question?
Rickey and Cobb is a good answer but I am going to go with Brock and Rickey.
64 pitches through 4. It would be nice to get 6 or 7 innings.
Brock and Cobb are wrong because they only did it 4 times straight. It is probably Coleman and Rickey.
Well, yeah.
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