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Feb 02

A Look At The Roster Turnover Of The New York Mets

Here is the New York Mets 40 man roster as it stands today. Their are 10 players that have been added to the roster since the end of the season. 11 if you want to add Chris Carter from the Billy Wagner trade last season though he was not added to the roster till after the end of the season as the player to be named later.  If you want to add Jack Egbert who was added to the roster on 9/25/09 then you can say say 12 new players that have been added to the roster.

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124 comments

  1. GravediggerHebner

    So 10 of 40 is 25% and if you allow the 12 out of 40 then 30%.

    I wonder what is “league average” in 40 man roster turnover? Chart please!

    1. trs86

      I would guess that is about average. However, I am not sure teams don’t change their 40 man a lot more. Remains to be seen what our 40 man roster will be however. Guys on ST invites etc.

    2. ceetar

      I’d have liked to see a little more than that. Hernandez, Santos, Tatis, Misch, probably Cora.

      but really I’d like to see a turnover on the bench this year, use a couple of those other guys ont he roster instead of GMJ and Tatis. Guess we’ll see how they play.

      1. trs86

        I think our bench is actually strong.

        Blanco, Cora, Tatis, Cat, GMJ is not bad. Hopefully once Beltran returns then GMJR (unless we strike gold) is off and replaced by Pagan.

        This is the 40 Man so I see no reason that any of those guys you listed should not be on the 40 Man. You could argue that they should not make the team but honestly not all of them have.

        1. ceetar

          I think it’s just an easy way to ‘change the face’ get some new blood in or whatever. Most of the guys I mentioned are easily expendable.

          Nah, it’s not horrible and actually 3/5 of those are new faces. (Pagan will be on the team though. Catalanotto probably in the minors) I don’t like Tatis at all, and I think it’s lacking in power overall, which I think the team needs off the bench. Maybe GMJ can recover some of that. who knows.

          1. trs86

            I think Tatis and Cat both make it. LH/RH combo and covers all the positions except C and CF.

            I think you would be hard pressed to find a role player like Tatis that has put up better stats the last 2 years.

            I agree with change the face somewhat but to me changing the 24th and 25th players on the roster does nothing.

          2. GravediggerHebner

            I am with you on the point that I believe Cat makes the team out of ST. It’s what happens when Beltran comes back that gets interesting.

            Until then I see it as Cora, Blanco, Tatis, Cat, GMJ.

          3. ceetar

            I’m just sour on Tatis, and I don’t think he plays very good on defense and I think the idea of a 1B platoon is detrimental to the team and that Manuel over values him.

            I think Pagan and GMJ will play for a spot in Spring. I think Pagan wins it.

            True changing the face doesn’t do much if it’s the 24th/25th man, but on the other hand, It’s nice to have guys on the team that everyone isn’t already expecting to fail or ground into a DP.

          4. trs86

            Really when you look at his stats they were not that bad last year. Even the DP’s over the course of a full season’s work is not that much compared to other players. I don’t want him as a platoon but a guy that does hit as well as he does that can play 6 positions has a lot of value in the NL.

          5. GravediggerHebner

            But Ceet, Beltran starts the year on the DL. Are you going with no back up CF? I don’t see any point in trading for GMJ if he’s just going to be waived at the end of spring training. For the deal to make any sense (to me) at all GMJ has to be on the big club at least until Beltran comes back, and so does Pagan.

          6. ceetar

            Pagan as CF. I guess yeah, you need GMJ as the backup, which is why I don’t think Catalanotto makes it.

            Hopefully he develops a little bit of his power back and can be a ‘threat’ off the bench. I think part of it is just perception too, and I’m not sure opposing pitchers see Cora, Tatis, Blanco as threats.

          7. trs86

            Not many bench players out there that are a “threat”.

            But I am curious who did you say you expect the bench to be?

        2. ceetar

          I agree there isn’t a lot of threat out there. I’m thinking sorta like Matt Stairs for the Phils last year. (of course, that didn’t exactly work out for them) Wish Sheff and Tatis had stayed in that role last year. The Phillies have more power in their lineup in general, and while I don’t think the Mets need a power lineup like that, it can get a little soft down at the bottom with C/P 8th and 9th. (evne if they put Castillo there) I just think teh bench should be more well rounded. Cora is a fine replacement, but as a pinch hitter he doesn’t really add anything. I miss the Chris Woodward’s of the world, the Marlon Anderson’s and Damien Easley who weren’t great but had that knack for coming in and not being an automatic out and knocking one out once in a while.

          Cora and Blanco obviously will be there. I assume Tatis as well. Pagan and probably GMJ. I’m hoping these aren’t set in stone though, and that Catalanotto can outplay someone, or even Fernando Martinez hit .420 in spring and take the starting job for April. (Or Thole making a case to be the starting C if they don’t sign one)

          1. trs86

            To me Tatis IS Woodward, Anderson and Easley.

            But I think you are missing a bench player that I can’t find.

            You got Cora, Blanco, Tatis, GMJ and Pagan but Pagan is starting. Thus for now who is the 5th bench guy? I would assume Cat. Then once Beltran returns I think GMJR unless hot may hit the road. The Mets would need a LHPH and Cora IMO does not count.

          2. ceetar

            Good point. I may have a mental block in regards to Beltran’s injury.

            Tatis is probably going to be an IF guy (which I can live with a lot more than the outfield) so probably means another outfielder as the 5th bench guy I forgot. (obviously we’re assuming the 7th bullpen guy, but with Manuel..well..that’s kinda a neccesity)

            I like Catalanotto, but I’m kinda hoping Evans hits in Spring and gets a shot. GMJ gets the nod due to some CF ability/experience, so I doubt he’s losing his spot to either of those.

          3. trs86

            I think Evans being RH kills the chance of that. I think it’s Carter or Cat.

  2. trs86

    12/40 not bad.
    I wonder how much change there would be if you based it on opening day 40 man from last season?

  3. fongy2

    Yeah…BIG CHANGE!….And….REAL strong Bench!

    Good thing we have a Staff of innings eaters, so that Jerry
    won’t have to look down at that Bench much for PHers in the
    6th and 7th of most games!!!…….How?…Oh how, could he
    choose from Cora,Tatis and Matthews???…All are such high OBP
    and Power Bats that it would really, really be tough!!

    1. trs86

      Fongy, I know how you love to be Fongy but that is a very good NL bench. Take a look around the league and find one better.

      1. trs86

        Marlins: Gaby Sanchez, Brett Carroll, Jai Miller, Wes Helms, Ronny Paulino
        Braves:Gregg Blanco, Hinskie, Hernandez, Prado, Ross
        Phillies: Fransisco, Juan Castro, Gregg Dobs, Ross Gload, Schneider
        Nats: Who the hell knows? Harris, Maxwell, Flores, Morse, Alberto Gonzalez?

        So the Mets bench is bad?

        1. fongy2

          It ain’t good!

        2. ceetar

          Schneider…ahhahahhahah..everytime someone tells me the Phillies ‘improved’ this offseason and can do no wrong…yeah..

          1. metsfan4decades

            Have to add my hahahaha to that. Phils knew their bench was bad last year and I don’t see where they improved on that.
            Counting on a 5th year in a row where the core stays healthy is a very dangerous gamble – as we Met fans know only too well….

            And BTW, their BP is looking very good either.

          2. trs86

            I think Gload is a big improvement and Castro can’t be as bad as Bruntlett. They did not improve on catcher for sure but you know in that stadium Schndeider hits 15.
            I think thier key is Dobbs, if he returns to 2008 form their bench will be fine. I would not mind having Fransisco as a 4th OF.

          3. metsfan4decades

            I’ll agree about Bruntlett. And as bad as his stats were and given his age, he still managed to get a contract for this year (can’t remember with who now).

            Phillies are big on Dobbs.
            I’m curious to see how Fransisco translates with a full year in the ML…..

          4. fongy2

            Scheider will start
            30/40 gms for them
            and is an upgrade over Paul Bako.
            Dobbs and Francisco
            are good players who would be regulars on some teams. As for their Pen, it can’t be worse than last season and if Lidge is as bad, Madison
            got enough experience to be trusted as a potential closer.
            Further they’ll have
            JC Romero for a full season
            which is huge AND
            the RP they got in the Lee deal was slated to be part of the Mariner Pen
            and is regarded as
            a MLB ready set-up guy and closer of the future.

          5. metsfan4decades

            Madson is a very good set up guy but was not closing material when they tried him over Lidge. Just filling in, he blew 6 saves.

            Think I read they were still looking for another BP arm who could potentially close. I think they believe Lidge’s problems last year was b/c he was injured and with the surgery should be better but they don’t sound very confident in that right now.

          6. trs86

            If Dobbs (.247 .296 .383 .679 ) is a very good player then Tatis is an all-star.
            Also as for Bako: 224 .308 .336 .644
            Schneider: .218 .292 .335 .627

            I am not sure why their pen comes into a discussion on bench?

      2. fongy2

        Yeah, well its always important to make sure
        the inside of the closet in your spare room
        is freshly painted before fixing the foundation
        cracks and leaking roof of your house!

        1. trs86

          Not the point Fongy. Point is the bench is not bad.

          1. fongy2

            REALLY?!

          2. trs86

            Again, look at other rosters Fongy.

          3. fongy2

            Looks like The Phils and Braves are
            better than ours.

          4. trs86

            Bench? Really?

            Blanco .186
            Hinskie .242
            Hernandez .141
            Prado .307
            Conrad .204
            Ross .273

            That looks much better.

          5. trs86

            Phillies
            Much better than last year but
            .257, .277, .247, .261, .218

            I know BA is not the best thing to look at it but I did not have the time to look up other stats in a case of arguing to argue.

          6. trs86

            It’s funny Fongy. How many times do you gripe that people argue to argue. Yet you have no evidence what so ever and when provided with evidence just use comments like it ain’t good.
            Again, do me a favor and find a better one.

          7. fongy2

            And your “evidence”
            that Tatis,Cora,GMJ,
            and Blanco makes a good bench is???….

            Oh, because…YOU
            think so??

          8. trs86

            Stats.

          9. trs86

            Using just BA like above
            .282, .278, .251, .250, .235 hopefully one of those will be taken out for Pagan and his .306.

          10. fongy2

            Little bit of a phoney argument by you. Failing to mention Matt Diaz who
            will only platoon,at best.
            And its just as likely Prado splits
            time with Infante.
            And Eric Hinske can’t play?

            As for the Phils,like I said before,
            they have little need for a bench until they get to the W.S. and need a DH.
            Are you aware how many good young players are pouring thru through The
            the systems of the braves,marlins and nats?

            How do you know what their benches
            will look like by May1st???
            Alot of assumptions on your part.

            And your argument is “The Mets bench is better”NOT as
            good BUT “better”.

            Based on what? Skewed stats from last year and thats it?

            Aren’t guys like Hinske,Diaz and Infante better baseball players than Cora,Tatis and Matthews?

  4. wannybackstra

    I could see plenty of other changes being made by the end of Spring Training.

    1. fongy2

      Here’s hoping!!!

    2. trs86

      Agreed, I read a report yesterday that the Mets expected Coste and Hessman to compete for MLB roles.

      1. GravediggerHebner

        Coste is already on the roster. Hessman becomes more problematic because who do you remove? I guess I could hope for Arturo Lopez or something, because as much as I’d like it to be Anderson Hernandez that would leave the team with no minor league middle infielder on the 40 man to be called up if needed.

        1. trs86

          Yeah I was referring to the 25 man. But as to your point on the 40 man, I don’t know who has options to be taken off. I know Bowman was put on just to keep from being drafted. Not sure if that means he has to stay.

        2. fongy2

          Does hernandez even have any more options?
          And I’d really like to see Coste make
          the team.

          1. trs86

            I am not big on 3 catchers, however, Santos I think does have options.

          2. fongy2

            The problem with carrying
            two Catchers is its like carrying one b/c the other guy will never play if he doesn’t start. Thats why if Coste can play a little 1B,
            you carry him.

          3. trs86

            Which catcher do you want to actually get more AB’s? LOL. Considering our catchers I am fine with one of them never being used.

          4. metsfan4decades

            I didn’t realize Hernandez was even on the 40 man roster anymore…

  5. metsfan4decades

    Agree with Wanny here on changes during/end of ST. We’re discussing this right now as if all will be healthy come opening day. Don’t you think some of these slots will change as injuries become apparent in ST? And you know there are always a couple. Crossing my fingers it’s only a couple and NOT to any of the starting 8.

    1. ceetar

      Hopefully not to any of the starting 12. (include the 4 pitchers there)

      1. metsfan4decades

        I stand corrected. My mind wasn’t on the pitchers reading the posts above concerning the bench and position players.

        You are absolutely correct. Here’s hoping all the pitchers, including BP arms, are healthy and the big problem picking who goes north will be b/c of need and ST look-see and not because of replacements due to injury…

  6. Mr North Jersey

    I guess MC must of liked that video link we posted earlier of the Ike Davis interview so much that he decided to post the link for his Blog.

    It’s good to know he visits us from time to time.

    1. trs86

      Hmmmm, Uh Wonder if he reads the comment section?

  7. stickguy

    still possible there is a surprise on the bench. Maybe Carter makes it instead of catalenatto. Who knows.

    also certainly some dead wood on the 40 man, so room to bring in some upgrades.

    1. trs86

      Possible for sure. I just don’t think Cat signed here to go to AAA when you know he could have gotten an MLB job somewhere. Most likely one of those deals where if he does not make it then he is given a chance to find another team.

  8. prismo

    Strawberry on the Mets’ offseason: “I’ll put it like this – could have been better”

    1. trs86

      TRS on the Mets off-season:
      “It could have been better, it could have been worse.”

      What off-season could NOT be better? We are missing a pitcher and everyone knows that. Does this off-season suddenly become great if we signed Molina and Pineiro? Nope.

      1. prismo

        Your sarcasm aside, I’m pretty sure that you know Strawberry was only being PC and really meant that he didn’t think the Mets did a great job this offseason.

        1. Mr North Jersey

          Strawberry a nattering naboob of negativity. Who knew? :-P

          1. trs86

            Not at all. I even admit the off-season was not as good as it could have been. We needed a #2 pitcher and have not gotten one yet. Of course after Lackey there was not one on the FA market. We shall see about the trade market.

          2. Mr North Jersey

            You admit the off-season was not as good as it could have been which is Straw’s point.

            And yet you still have the need to reply to Straw’s comment by stating the obvious, “What off-season could NOT be better?”

          3. trs86

            You are right. I should have just agreed and went on.

        2. trs86

          Yeah just about everyone believes the Mets off-season could be better. I am sure Omar thinks the off-season could have been better.

      2. Mr North Jersey

        LoL, Strawberry a soon to be inducted Met Hall of Famer that has nothing but love for the organization looks at the Mets off season and says “I’ll put it like this – could have been better” to which TRS feels the need to reply.

        You just can’t resist the need to debate even the most subtle remarks. Your fridge must be stocked with Red Bull.

        1. trs86

          True, you want some? How much do you need to call me out on my debates? 1/3 case?

          1. Mr North Jersey

            I like debating but once I start repeating myself or realize it’s pointless because either party will just never see each others point I find I’d rather move on.

          2. trs86

            Move on to calling me out for not moving on? LOL.

            You are right though. But right now what WOULD we debate if not for this topic?

          3. Mr North Jersey

            I can’t do it (debating at nauseoum)I was reading you and Fongy go back and forth all day and was like will you guys ever quit?

          4. trs86

            After reading our debates I am sure others would say the same about us. We are all good at that on here.

          5. Mr North Jersey

            True and that is with me telling you we will just not agree to nip it in the bud and stop you from constantly wanting to continue on a path that is pointless because nothing will come of it.

          6. trs86

            So instead we end up talking in mystic circles?

          7. Mr North Jersey

            I have no idea what you see as a circle Mystic or otherwise.

            If choosing to end a conversation that you know is headed nowhere a mystic circle then yes circles all the way.

          8. trs86

            I would say what we are having right now qualifies.

          9. Mr North Jersey

            funny, I didn’t realize I was trying to nip this in the bud. I am looking back over this and trying to see what it is we don’t agree on.

            I thought I agreed that others would say the same about us regarding debating at nauseoum.

            I admit that I don’t understand your metaphor for circles is but it’s not important.

      3. fongy2

        The problem with your thinking on this are two fold, 1) Based on the results and questions left
        by the past three off AND regular seasons……
        We NEEDED to have a no doubt about it big time
        positive off season…AND 2) You seem to always
        focus your argument on “Well,what?,should we have
        just overpaid for Piniero and Molina?”………
        As if those were the only guys who changed teams
        OR could have changed teams this off season.

        1. trs86

          Nope just trying to get a gauge. Would we be having this discussion IF they had signed those guys.

          As for your first point, that has some merit. But I also think the Mets needed to be careful and not act out of desperation setting the franchise back on mediocre players. There were 3 players in this class worth over paying for and the Mets got one of them. Perhaps if Lackey wanted to come here they would have gotten him instead of Bay and this conversation would not be happening then either.

          1. fongy2

            Again, you’re talkin’ FAs.
            Without either of us being in Omars
            position of attending winter meetings,owners meetings,communication back and forth with all GMs etc, how do we
            know what else could have been done
            trade-wise,if it had been pushed more aggressively?

            The story about how the Yanks started to pursue Granderson is
            prime example.

          2. trs86

            We have no idea about what trades could be made either. Granderson seems to always come to your mind.

            That’s not what I said anyway. A desperation trade could have set the team back as well.

            My point is that if we had signed those 2 mediocre players, most but maybe not you, would not be crying about how bad the off-season was.

          3. fongy2

            We do know, Det’s GM
            was interviewed and relayed the story
            about how he got a call f/Cashman on the day of gm6 sayin’he’d heard the
            Tigers may really be interesting in moving Grandersons
            contract and talks began.
            And why would a trade by Omar automaticaly bea “desperationTrade”???

          4. trs86

            It would not be Fongy. I said we needed to be careful.
            Your point on Granderson, what the hell does that even have to do with the Mets? Did you want them to trade prospects for Granderson? Or is it the premise that because Granderson was traded there has got to be other trades out there and dumb Omar did not make them?

            Omar has said over and over he was working on trades and the media reported that the Mets were involved in a lot of trade talks.
            None of them happen. We have no idea as to why that did not happen.

          5. fongy2

            Okay!…
            I for one
            am not happy w/this offseaon.
            I think Omar gets a, C-
            AND once the dust cleared a couple weeks ago he should have swooped in and signed guys like Myers and Dotel on the cheap.
            But,okay.
            I Gotta go,
            you have a great night!

          6. trs86

            We are not that far off. I give it a B- to a C+.

    2. Hazmet

      Sounds like your career Straw.

      To my fellow bloggers, mind you I was a huge Straw fan. For too many years my second favorite Met only passed by Seaver.

      You broke my heart Fredo.

  9. trs86

    Hey NJ, jokes aside did you see that Aurilia wants to be a Met (or Yankee). What is more interesting is that he claims the Giants made him lie about injuries and put him on the DL for make believe injuries. Not only that they signed Mota, Ramirez and Kim. That’s a bad day.

    1. Mr North Jersey

      Wow funny we were just talking about that yesterday. I can’t recall ever hearing a player say a team made him lie about his injuries before. Wonder how MLB will handle it?

    2. fongy2

      Sign Rich Aurilla!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

      1. trs86

        Fine with bringing him in on a ST invite but I don’t see a lot of room for him. He is not as good as Tatis anymore and even worse defensively.

        1. fongy2

          Why not give him and any other proven out of work vet a chance on a MiLB deal??

          Its not as if we have great depth or we
          can count on anyone real close to breaking
          the majors.

          And how is it Gregg is about to sign w/the Jays,apparently for a yr and we have no
          interest….AND why wasn’t there interest in Dotel, Myers and a couple more of this
          ilk?

          1. trs86

            Myers we know why. Dotel I am not sure but I would guess they did not want to pay him that kind of money.

            As for any vet on a minor league deal, as long as they understand they may have to go to the minors. Of course everyone has crushed Omar on having a AAA full of washed up vets.

          2. Hazmet

            So in Olney speak:

            Mets can’t find the kind of money to sign Dotel. Seasons over. :)

          3. trs86

            Yup, tomorrow it will be
            Aurilia wants to be a Met, Mets have no money for ST invite. Mets plan to cancel ST from what I gathered.

          4. trs86

            I don’t know if I still want Gregg or not:
            Gregg has a $2.75MM deal with the Jays that includes two options, tweets Jon Heyman of SI.com. The deal could pay Gregg up to $12MM.

          5. stickguy

            I think they need another experienced arm. Depending on the terms of the options, I would probably go ~3 at this point for him.

    3. prismo

      It was the Dodgers who lied? Meh.

      Now if it was the Mets…MEDIAPOCALYPSE!!!!

      1. trs86

        Giants actually.

        1. prismo

          See? Meh. Can’t even remember what team it was 30 seconds later.

          1. trs86

            Want some Redbull?

  10. trs86

    Todd Wellemeyer might be a name to consider. He had a very good 2008 but missed a lot of time last year.

  11. Hazmet

    I can’t believe I just got annoyed watching some player I have no idea about swing at the first pitch and pop out with 1 out and a guy on first in the Caribbean WS. I need help. Need Mets baseball please.

    1. GravediggerHebner

      I hear you, but I have to add in watching these two games today I am constantly reminded of the 2009 Mets – Dropped easy fly balls by outfielders, infield errors, pitcher makes throw to third with runner caught dead halfway between third and home but third baseman trips over bag and falls down as runner scores easily, baserunners arriving at home plate with throws already there so they just stop short of the plate and get tagged out. It’s as if the 2009 Mets season is still going on, being continued by four teams on a small island off the coast of Venezuela.

      1. GravediggerHebner

        And basically while I hit submit on that comment a pop fly falls between the 2B and the RF as they look at each other.

      2. Hazmet

        100% Correct. Coincidently, the inning ended with a guy being sent and getting thrown at home by many steps. Sound familar. Razor Shines, calypso edition.

        1. GravediggerHebner

          The steel drums and warm coconut scented breezes make the poor play much easier to take. That and the fact that the last name of every player for the Venezuelan team is Cocacola and every player for the Mexican team is Tecate.

          1. Hazmet

            LOL. I was going to same thing about the player names but I couldn’t stay focused long enough to see what was on the Mexico jersey’s.

          2. Hazmet

            A Pitcher just balked, must be Pelfrez on the mound.

    2. Mr North Jersey

      lol your suffering from Lackofious Springafeelia Traininitis.

      1. Hazmet

        I really need to make the time to take a trip to ST some year. That might get me over the hump.

        1. Mr North Jersey

          If you can’t go then it’s been said that the following are good temporary remedies.

          It happens every Spring
          Major League
          The Natural
          The Final Season

          1. Hazmet

            Good suggestions. I can’t watch Bang the Drum Slowly even with the outstanding cast. It still chokes me up. What a sap I am. I know it’s baseballs Brian’s Song but it still gets me.

          2. Mr North Jersey

            The Final Season is not mentioned a lot when people bring up great baseball movies but if you have not seen it I highly recommend it. If after you see the trailer your not hooked I will be shocked.

        2. GravediggerHebner

          It’s wonderful. Port St. Lucie has a nice ballpark with some decent distractions and you’re really close to the game wherever you sit. I had a brief chat with Ed Coleman a couple years ago as he made his way into the dugout before a game.

          If you have a family a great way to see a ST game is to go to Disney World, the Braves play there and the ballpark is great. I have seen them play the Mets and the Phils there, and Kissimmee is really close by where the Astros play. I saw the country singer Garth Brooks play LF for the Mets at Kissimmee one year. St. Lucie is not really convenient to Disney though, it’s a couple hours drive away.

          The best part is everyone at a spring training game is in a good mood. Easy socializing with fans of your fave or the other team with no threat of stupidity or violence.

          1. Hazmet

            What’s been frustrating is the past couple of years I missed ST by a couple of weeks twice. Once in Melbourne on business, once in Orlando with family. I really need to get my priorities straight.

  12. saltygary

    Is it just me or is everyone on the Ven’s team have the last mane of CocaCola. I guess it’s better than “Chico’s bail bonds”

    1. GravediggerHebner

      I forget which team this afternoon but one of them, every guy’s last name was Orange. You’re right, everything is better than Chico’s Bail Bonds.

      Watching these games makes me almost ready to accept advertising on MLB uniforms, although IMO the Mexican team is overdoing it a bit.

  13. Mr North Jersey

    3 minutes to LOST!!!

    Oh my God, Oh my God, Oh my God.

    1. Hazmet

      Does it star the Mets Front Office? Just kidding, just kidding….

      enjoy!

  14. ceetar

    by the way the threading of comments is _disgusting_ on IE.

    1. trs86

      It can be with lower resolution. Someone gave a quick fix for it that you could just click and the columns would widen. Hopefully that will all be fixed soon. Best case right now is to limit how many threads allowed.

    2. Kingman 26

      Disgusting?

      Do you mean how thin they get with many responses?

      1. trs86

        I am sure that is most likely it and on an old version of IE they can get one word at a time. Especially with Fongy’s style.

        Speaking of comical. You gotta check this out. Go to Metsblog and when the new tool bar comes up click on chat. I thought it might be something we could use when we move but that crap is hilarious. A bunch of 14 year olds asking how old each other.

        1. Kingman 26

          Weird–I am not seeing the toolbar…I use IE at home and Firefox at work…maybe it will work with Firefox.

          But I can just imagine what I am missing!

          That Metsfan06 guy who is like 15 and just cannot understand why we did not get Bay, Holliday, Lackey, Hudson, Molina, and maybe trade for Halladay and a few more!

          1. trs86

            They have not even mentioned the Mets yet. I have not commented, just watched some stupidity and moved on.

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