Giants @ Mets 7/8-7/10

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  1. Dr. Christian Troy

    Dr. Christian Troy New Member

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    Tying run's at the plate for St. Louie.
    (Not that I'm scoreboard watching in July or anything)
     
  2. Dr. Christian Troy

    Dr. Christian Troy New Member

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    1.5's the best we can hope for.
    St. Louie loses
     
  3. 3rdAnd15Draw

    3rdAnd15Draw Well-Known Member

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    how sweep it is
     
  4. Attackett

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    6 in a row, Mets are hot! Didn't think I would get to say that this year.
     
  5. Pennythetowelboy

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    i guess its safe to go back to shea again.
     
  6. ShadeTree#55

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    We totally rule.
     
  7. tcrock

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    alou out for the year.........shocker
     
  8. Dr. Christian Troy

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    There's a lot of bandwagon talk from Kruk, Gammons, and the rest of BT crew...
    gotta hype that stellar matchup with Colorado for Sun nite ratings.

    Eric Young thinks the Mets would be runaway favorites if they landed Bonds:
    http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/notebook?page=bbtn

    Wow, what a difference a week makes! Thanks Phils!
     
  9. statjeff22

    statjeff22 2008 Green Guy "Most Knowledgeable" Award Winner

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    :grin: :rofl2:

    Yes, you can ask my father (and all of the people around us) about how I felt about the bunts. :rolleyes:

    Not the most exciting game ever, and Maine is extraordinarily frustrating, but Tatis was a monster, and the rest of the pitchers once again did their jobs. It was a classic case of an apparently good team just wearing down a bad one, something we certainly didn't think we'd see this year.

    Part of me is happy to hear that Alou is finally done. Better to know the obvious for absolute sure than to deal with this BS over and over.

    The talk about Bonds should just stop.
     
  10. MSUJet85

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    Now that we know that Alou is gone we have to find a replacement is there anyone on the market that we can get? Because I am certain that our bench can't ride the wave for the rest of the season.
     
  11. Barry the Baptist

    Barry the Baptist Hello son, would you like a lolly?
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    I've actually heard that they may be interested in Holliday from Colorado. I don't know what they would need to give up but that would be amazing if they somehow pulled this off.
     
  12. WhiteShoeWillis

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    He would be a nice replacement for Alou, no? Why are people against this?
     
  13. 3rdAnd15Draw

    3rdAnd15Draw Well-Known Member

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    Sure, until people realize that Holliday is an .800 OPS guy away from Coors Field and has even worse numbers at Shea in his career.
     
  14. MSUJet85

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    Because he would be the worst defensive player in history, he had 0 range before this hiatus, now it will be ugly. There is no guarantee that he would bring offensive numbers but there will be a guarantee that he will bring a media circus everywhere, and after we just got rid of one circus with the Randolph situation it makes no sense to bring another one.
     
  15. MSUJet85

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    And that isn't even mentioning who we would have to give up to get this guy.
     
  16. WhiteShoeWillis

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    fair enough - I had no idea about his lack of defensive skills. I'm a fair weather Mets fan and don't follow baseball all that much. I do think people put too much negative emphasis on "media circus" though. If he wasn't terrible in the field I wouldn't care about that part.
     
  17. Barry the Baptist

    Barry the Baptist Hello son, would you like a lolly?
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    The question is do we have anything we can give up? I think we have zero in terms of minor league talent other than F Mart.

    If you look at the outfielders we have in New Orleans I can't see anybdy going nuts over a 30 year Valentino Pascucci or any of the other garbage that is there. Our minor league system is truely depleted so I don't know how we make a move for anybody.
     
  18. FITM

    FITM 2006 TGG.com Best Photoshop Artist Award Winner

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    Thank the moron running the front office for that.
     
  19. statjeff22

    statjeff22 2008 Green Guy "Most Knowledgeable" Award Winner

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    Speaking of morons, truly moronic voting for the All-Star game in taking Hart over Wright.

    Presumably this will put to bed forever the notion that Wright is overrated.
     
  20. PinPointPenning10

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    The Mets don't need a Holliday, they can win without him and he would probably cost Maine or Pelfrey + F-Mart. They just need a dependable starter in LF who can hit 5th or 6th, preferably a RH bat, so that Endy/Tatis/Anderson can be used off the bench, where they are better utilized. Nady obviously makes a ton of sense because of his ability to play 1B as well as OF, but other teams can offer more than the Mets can. Raul Ibanez makes a lot of sense, he can probably had for a mid-level prospect and is an RBI machine. Only problem is he hits lefty so you can't have Ibanez/Church/Delgado.
     

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