I saw my first ever Mets/Yankees game yesterday, and it certainly sucked although my section didn't have the fights that apparently happened in other sections. Especially with the effect of the rain delay, the striking thing is that after Reyes getting picked of second with...
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Apparently all the Mariners needed was a trip to Shea Stadium, which suddenly turned R.A. Dickey into Phil Niekro. (And it's hard to even bring up Wright being out of.
Calling all toasters claims that the Mets are grossly underachieving and that "the personnel is better this year than in 2006." Kaufman and Sheehan disagree. It seems pretty clear to.
This is about right. I can certainly understand firing Randolph last month; the team (after a historic choke) has underachieved on balance this year, although this is at least as much on the GM (I'm not sure what a manager can do when presented with...
Bill Bavasi mercifully fired. It makes sense; charitably assuming that the Mariners may try to find a major league manager at some point this season, you want a new GM.
If 2004 comes back, I'm sure he'll be very effective. And between him and Moises the Mets should have at least 20% of their remaining LF games covered.Actually, all snark.
Nixonland has enough writing about arson to satisfy me without having to watch the Mets's bullpen. It's unfortunate, but it's hard to see Randolph surviving too many more of these.
I'm surprised that this has come up in Seattle...Most of the time, a kiss is just a kiss in the stands at Seattle Mariners games. The crowd hardly even pays.
It's hard to get much worse than getting swept at home by an Angels team without Guerrero (and not pitching Lackey). But I'm sure McLaren and company can find a.
I am pleased that I resisted the temptation to trade Josh Hamilton straight up for Derek Jeter.Incidentally, what kind of mojo was applied to the ink of the Hamilton-Volquez deal such that both became MVP-caliber players as soon as the deal was done?
I don't know what's worse; Fernando "If 1999 ever comes back, he'll be one of the best third basemen in baseball!" Tatis hitting sixth, or the fact that he seems.
Most pundits now agree that R. Farley has built an insurmountable point lead in the 2008 LGM Challenge: 1 Lexington Bearded Ducks, R. Farley 2611 99.1 2 The Rev. Josh.