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Mar 23

Today’s Game Lineup: Mets vs Braves

TODAY’S GAME
Mets vs Braves, Tradition Field, Port StLucie, 1:10 p.m.
TV: SNY/ESPN / Radio: None /
MLB: Gameday

NY Mets AVG
Cora, SS .308
Castillo, 2B .281
Wright, 3B .241
Bay, LF .357
Murphy, 1B .133
Francoeur, RF .194
Mathews Jr, CF .321
Barajas, C .308
Perez, P .000

Bullpen: Sean Green, Jenrry Mejia, Ryota Igarashi, Bobby Parnell, Pat Misch

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Atlanta AVG
Cabrera, RF .300
Prado, 2B .355
C Jones, 3B .391
Glaus, 1B .444
McCann, C .478
Y Escobar, SS .355
Diaz, LF .294
McLouth, CF .029
Hanson, P .000

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283 comments

  1. asod75

    Mejia in

  2. asod75

    Broken bat roller by Escobar, 95 MPH

  3. Mr North Jersey

    Sure now the gun doesn’t miss a pitch. I smell conspiracy.

  4. trs86

    Big difference in how Gary spoke about what Manuel wanted out of Mejia. Did not say no breaking pitches. Just thought he was throwing too many breaking pitches and wanted him to throw mostly FB.

    1. Mr North Jersey

      Gary had a scary comment saying this is what he saw last year with Parnell.

      1. Mr North Jersey

        sorry I was not trying to nest that under you.

        1. trs86

          Be careful where you put that thing.

      2. trs86

        Keith’s reply was that his secondary pitches were better than Parnell.

        1. Mr North Jersey

          All the more reason why he should be a starter.

          1. trs86

            Long-run yes. I don’t like the idea of BP YET but I still refuse to believe that just because Joba that Mejia can’t return to SP.

  5. asod75

    Diaz
    96 ball one, 96 swing and a miss, 94 fouled back, 95 blows him away

  6. trs86

    Keith singing his praises.

  7. trs86

    Wow, what a curve ball/

  8. trs86

    97 up and in, whew.

    1. metsfan4decades

      I’m impressed.

  9. asod75

    McLouth
    88 split fouled away, 77 curveball taken for a strike, 97 fastball fouled away, splitter 87 low and away, high-tight fastball 96, 94 weak grounder to short

    1-2-3, domination. Still wish he was starting, but it’s hard not to be excited right now.

  10. trs86

    Hmmm, last batter they let him work on his off-speed stuff. Keith was talking about how many pitches he has and how polished he looks.

    1. stickguy

      well, if he has all these pitches, and looks this polished, why are they screwing around with him in the pen?

      Let him be in the rotation. Just skip the whold development process, and go straight to the #2 spot in the rotation.

      Not like there is much competition for the job.

      1. trs86

        Great question. I am guessing because at this point they feel he would be more ready for the pen?

        1. asod75

          He doesn’t look any less ready for the rotation than Ollie, Pelf and Maine these days, which is a big concern to me.

        2. stickguy

          see, that makes no sense. The only reason for the pen was that his FB was ready, but his other pitchers weren’t there yet.

          But, if all of his pitches (and control) are working, then it would be a waste to have him in the pen

          Would you really rather have Figgy than this guy starting every fifth day?

          Oh wait, bad question for you!

          Substitute Neive in there.

          1. trs86

            LOL, Taka get it straight.

            I think that’s a tough question. They did not say his secondary pitches were completely ready and I am assuming they think his FB at that speed in 1 inning spurts is very effective.

            Where some differ is if he can work on those secondary pitches while in the MLB.

          2. stickguy

            Pelfrey has been.

          3. trs86

            Very true.

        3. stickguy

          there is also a big difference breaking a guy in as the long man (used a couple of times a week) and as a short/set up man, potentially pitching 2-3 days in a row for short bursts.

          1. trs86

            Agreed.

          2. asod75

            At least as the long man, you’re gearing him more to the starting role (which he should be in). Just don’t want this prized arm pitching several times a week and warming up however many times a week. TRS is right, many pitchers have done this successfully (come up as reliever, then started) but I’m still skeptical about it.

          3. trs86

            Neither do I currently but from what I am seeing I think he may be able to handle it. Still don’t like it yet but perhaps… I will say this as much as I want him to become a starter, he could take over for Krod and save us a lot of money too.

          4. asod75

            That would be fine, but we’d need other guys to step up big time, both on the current roster and in the system. One of Familia, Holt, Matz, Urbina, Allen, etc. would need to develop into a No. 1 type starter.

          5. asod75

            Because it’s much easier to find a decent closer than a top of the rotation starter.

          6. stickguy

            right. A #2 starter is still worth 2x a closer, and about 20x a short reliever.

          7. trs86

            True Asod if he stayed in the pen, which I don’t see, it would require the Mets to go get a #2 (If he can be a #2) or someone to step up. Those guys are out there though.

          8. trs86

            Stick that really depends on how good the closer is and how good the #2 is. LOL.

  11. trs86

    Warming… ducking rocks. Warming….

    1. asod75

      He looks great. I am afraid of overuse though. Manuel is pretty clueless with bullpen management and he overused Parnell early in the year last year.

      1. stickguy

        Exactly.

        No matter what Jerry or Omar says, I will bet real money that come April, he will be pitching in nearly every game (and up warming in all the others).

        Sometimes managers have to be protected from themelves.

        1. asod75

          Especially ones fighting for their managerial lives. That also scares me big time regarding Mejia….

        2. trs86

          True, I would imagine they are smart enough to understand that. I am not as down on their intelligence as most. They do a lot of things I don’t agree with but that does not mean I know more about baseball than they do.

          1. asod75

            Sometimes I wonder though….

          2. trs86

            Of course we do. That’s what blogs are made for. But it comes a point that we have to take a step back and realize that they are in charge for a reason and we are not for a reason.

          3. Mr North Jersey

            Mo Vaughn, I rest my case.

          4. trs86

            David Wright, I rest my case.
            ?
            Huh?

          5. asod75

            Yeah and Vaughn was Steve Phoolips’ acquistion.

          6. Mr North Jersey

            LoL Yes exactly

          7. stickguy

            that’s one reason Philips is no longer in charge.

          8. trs86

            I am just confused what this has to do with anything. For every one of those there are just as many or more they got right. Strange names like damn Valentin or Oliver or then again not re-signing Oliver…
            Hard to play that game.

          9. Mr North Jersey

            Sorry I was just insinuating that a move at the time it’s done may look good to the FO but that doesn’t mean it’s the right move. It’s been a while that the club had a pitcher generate such buzz and having seen how they have handled players in the pen the last year it may not be in Mejia’s best interest to throw him in there especially when it is only being considered because of the team’s failing so far to adequately fill the pen.

          10. trs86

            It’s possible it may not be in Mejia’s long-term interest but there is also a greater chance that it does nothing to him long-term.
            As for how they handled players in the pen last year, last year is a lost year. I have no idea what course the year takes if we were healthy.

            My major point is that this very well could be the right decision and they most likely know more about that decision than we do. We have had this discussion before. We have every right to disagree with the decision, that’s what a blog is for. But ultimately we still have to step back and realize that someone who is in charge of making baseball decisions thought it would be the best for the Mets.

          11. Mr North Jersey

            Agreed someone who is in charge of making baseball decisions thought it would be the best for the Mets when they got Mo Vaughn.

          12. trs86

            Not saying they never mess up NJ. LOL. But for every bad one there is most likely 3 right ones.

          13. Mr North Jersey

            Let’s hope they don’t mess this one up.

          14. trs86

            Agreed, but they could just as likely screw-up Pelfrey or Reyes.

          15. Mr North Jersey

            shut your mouth

          16. trs86

            LOL but you get my point.

          17. Mr North Jersey

            that they can just as easily screw up with any player? Yes no doubt about it.

          18. trs86

            Right, so why all the fear with Mejia? LOL. Shouldn’t we be talking about them screwing up Fmart or something?

          19. ceetar

            to be fair, I’m worried he’s screwing up Pelfrey and Reyes too. And Murphy.

          20. Mr North Jersey

            The fear with Mejia is obvious it’s not everyday the Mets get a young kid that has the arm Mejia has. We are not talking about a Brian Bannister here (no offense to Brian) if handled correctly this kid can be special.

          21. Mr North Jersey

            Also I believe when the Mets brought FMart up last year many felt he was rushed also and said as much while watching him play. It was clear the kid was overmatched and he was brought up only due to injuries and the Mets inability to fill the void elsewhere.

    2. ceetar

      I’m warming too.

      I think it’s better for his development to not throw only fastballs and I’d rather him be a starter.

      but you know what? I don’t really care about prospects once 4/5 comes around. It’s not like the Mets future lives or dies on Mejia being a solid starter in 2011 or 2012. If this stunts his development, big deal, the Mets will just have to buy another starter next year. Or maybe Niese is the real deal and Pelfrey finally takes that real step forward. I’m sure Perez will still be here and at least semi-successful. Maybe the rotation isn’t even a big deal next year and a solid setup/future closer is more beneficial.

      1. trs86

        I still don’t see why Mejia won’t eventually be given the opprotunity to start. Hell Parnell got his chance and he really only had one pitch. I am really not concerned about his longterm development. Short-term it could slow him down a little.

        1. ceetar

          that’s the thing, if he’s really for real, he’ll find his way into the rotation, and do I really care that he gets a little bit of a slower start to that if he’s contributing in the bullpen this year?

          The thing to worry about is the Verducci pitching progression thing. He won’t get more than 60-80 IP this year if he sticks, which means Nowhere near 200 next year. Of course, I’m not sure the Verducci thing is mroe than a small sample size argument, and the Mets didn’t follow it with Pelfrey, and Mejia could get an extra 10-20 IP in October and there is always winter ball..

          1. trs86

            Yeah that’s true about winter ball. My fear with BP is warming up everyday, however, Leo had his starters throw everyday right?

            I see you too are starting to warm to the idea that while we may not agree it’s also not a travesty.

          2. ceetar

            The one pitch thing still bothers me a lot, but I’m holding out hope that something silly will happen to get Manuel and Warthen fired without the team absolutely tanking or someone getting hurt or anything like that. And they’re always the chance that Mejia says “screw it” and throws his breaking stuff successfully anyway.

          3. trs86

            Did you hear the comments today? Gary kind of put it more in perspective. Manuel had said he thought he was throwing the breaking stuff too much and needed to throw mostly his cutter because it was a great pitch.
            Today he threw mostly FB until the last guy and he let the breaking balls loose. Threw a nasty curve.

          4. ceetar

            Makes me feel a little better.

            I don’t have a lot of faith in Manuel’s or Warthens overall pitching philosophys, and I think the Mets have been documented to throw too many fastballs already and I wonder (but certainly don’t know) if some of that is organizational philosophy and not the best way for Pelfrey, others, to grow.

          5. trs86

            Possible, these guys have been all over the map though with Willie, Peterson, Manuel and Warthen. Some have done great in spurts for all of them.

          6. stickguy

            I think Barajas will call for it anyway. I doubt he cares what Jerry thinks.

  12. stickguy

    so it sounds like he is in the pen to stay.

    Oh well. Who really needs to develop SP in the minors? Omar will just go out and get what we need in the off season, just like this past one.

    Oh wait…

    1. trs86

      Why does he have to stay in the pen? Omar and Jerry both have said that he could return to the rotation.

      1. stickguy

        because once Jerry finishes pulling a torre on him (and trashes his arm), he will be lucky to be able to tie his shoes!

        That, and if he is successful, they will get fixated on that being his role, and leave him out there.

        Oh, and if Jerry or Omar told me the sky was blue, I would want an independant 2nd opinion before I believed them.

        1. trs86

          Yeah I am not to that point yet. I still believe that they know a little bit more about baseball than any of us.

          1. stickguy

            there is knowing baseball, and knowing that if the team doesn’t perform over the 1st 2 months you are probably out of a job.

            Guess which one leads to short term thinking (like buring out your best SP prospect as a set up man)?

          2. trs86

            Well wouldn’t that then be the rest of the baseball guys jobs to step in? Again, if he makes the team I won’t like the decision but I don’t think it’s as cut and dry as we make it out to be. I also have to assume that the METS think it’s the best move.

          3. asod75

            Agreed. I probably wouldn’t have as many questions about this move if the Mets were coming off successive playoff appearances and had a brain trust that A. had brains and B. I trusted. OK, so it’s not that bad, and I actually like a lot of what Omar has done over the years, but the Mets aren’t what you would call a stable organization…

          4. trs86

            Agreed on the stable organization. However, I don’t think we have to assume that every move we disagree with will backfire and go terribly wrong.

          5. asod75

            True again. These last three years have made many of us very negative, me included. But I will say, the arrival of some of these prospects has me excited. Just want Mejia to be used properly.

          6. stickguy

            And you call yourself a Met fan!

            Must come from never being in NY.

          7. trs86

            I agree Asod. Most of me wants him to go to AA, it’s the safe move. However, part of me is so pumped about him that I think he brings an excitement they have been missing.

    2. asod75

      Hahaha, agree with you all the way, but I’m resigned to the fact that the Mets won’t do the right thing, so I might as well root hard for the kid to succeed (which I would do anyway). Looks like he has three plus pitches (especially the fastball). Sounds like top of the rotation starter to me and hopefully this is just a one-year thing.

      1. trs86

        Might not even be one year.

  13. trs86

    This CF race is not clear cut at all.

    1. asod75

      No, not at all, especially since Matthews is a much better defender and smarter player than Pagan. And then there’s F-Mart…

      1. trs86

        Not sure I could say that Matthews is a much better defender. At least not statistically.

    2. CaseStreet

      It’s pretty simple to me. Start GMJ.

  14. DNDJohan aka kistics

    Should we be worried about Murphy?

    1. trs86

      When were we not worried about Murphy?

      1. metsfan4decades

        LOL – I am. And I was pulling for him to do well.

  15. Mr North Jersey

    The kid looks good but so did Ike Davis and FMart and the Mets did the right thing with them.

    Hopefully they do the right thing by Mejia and all this is just to show him off and hype him up.

    1. trs86

      True but it’s possible that they feel those spots are currently covered while the BP is wide open.

      1. Mr North Jersey

        True, That is what it looks like. It is a shame that is why they are doing this to possibly fill a void in the pen. Had Escobar or Igarashi pitched better we would probably be talking about Mejia possibly coming up as a starter rather than in the pen in 2010.

        1. trs86

          Yup, very true. Omar was praised for taking risk on Escobar and Iggy and so far they are not paying off. It’s early for Iggy and Escobar is supposed to at least begin throwing next week.

          1. Mr North Jersey

            I’m glad we agree.

          2. trs86

            Also gotta wait on our boy Calero.

          3. Mr North Jersey

            Yea I still have reservations on him.

          4. DNDJohan aka kistics

            You never know how Green would work out……….

          5. trs86

            Hopefully he will work out well in AAA.

          6. asod75

            Yeah, had Escobar been healthy and throwing well, or if Iggy was dominating, we wouldn’t be having this conversation.

          7. trs86

            Yeah, that’s what we said and I completely agree. But for a team that has aspirations on winning a championship perhaps they should be having this conversation.

  16. stickguy

    maybe it isn’t too late to get him in the rotation? Taka in the pen as his caddy. Stock up on long men this year.

    And how the hell did you people start thinking GM should be starting? Have a few ST ABs warped the the thinking from when we got him that he was an emergency BU until Carlos comes back, then hopefully trade bait?

    If anything, maybe this ST can get him out of here sooner. Let Pridie be the BU CF, and keep Carter as the last OF.

    1. trs86

      Starting for NOW, LOL.

      1. asod75

        I just said he’s a headier player than Pagan, but that’s kind of like saying Florida is warmer than Alaska. Pretty obvious. What a dumbass throw by the Atlanta catcher. Nice, two runs on an error.

  17. metsfan4decades

    Strange to see Billy in that Braves uniform…

    1. trs86

      Looks like it has always been made for him.

      1. ceetar

        Alpaca-farming hick from Virginia? Yeah, that has Atlanta Braves written all over it really. :-D

        1. trs86

          Hey I grew up in SW VA too. It’s not the area as much as it is the mentality.

          1. ceetar

            As a New Yorker (or former one, or whatever), it’s my duty to belittle and mock everything that’s not New York. heh.

      2. metsfan4decades

        lol – is that the Southern hick thing?

        1. trs86

          Yup.

  18. Mr North Jersey

    a 3 run HR would be nice right now.

  19. metsfan4decades

    What the heck was that? lol – we’ll take it!

    1. Mr North Jersey

      Heads up play by Wright scoring on the error also.

  20. trs86

    Wow the Braves look like the Nats defense (and the Mets last year)

    1. metsfan4decades

      I hadn’t realized it wasn’t Chipper out there at first….

  21. trs86

    Compared to Parnell, Mejia should be on the team. Man Parnell needs to go down and develop a way to have a WHIP under 1.5+

    1. metsfan4decades

      Looks like he’s throwing that splitter alot today, doesn’t it?

    2. asod75

      Parnell hasn’t looked that bad, some grounders have gotten through. Can’t have the walks, though. Rather have Parnell over Green. But then again, I’d rather Doug Sisk than Green. Santos is a pretty crappy catcher, by the way. Glad he’ll be gone….

  22. metsfan4decades

    Gary really diggin on this clubhouse vibe with these players he’s interviewing. Just asked Wright about it.

  23. stickguy

    oh well.

    Just notice that Jerry has been talking out of both sides of his mouth already about Mejia (big surprise there!)

    wanting to build slowly, baby him, look for opportunities to be successful and build on them (sounds like low leverage, short outings).

    then he talks about the 8th inning role in the near future.

    So, pretty much he pitches opening day, and if he looks good, he will have at least 15 more before the end of April, and be up in the games he doesn’t pitch.

    More I get aggrevated by this, the more I think they should just put him in the rotation.

    1. trs86

      I still think you are reading too much into it. We don’t really know how he will handle Mejia or how he might be told to handle him. Parnell is a different story, much older and many more innings. Should not have been an issue for “tiring” him out anyway.

      1. Mr North Jersey

        I guess it comes down to do you trust Jerry with the handling of the pen or not.

        1. trs86

          Of course I do not. However, either the Mets do OR they give him rules.

    2. metsfan4decades

      What is the max innings he’s thrown in one season? He can’t be near what you would need to go the distance as a starter this year, right?

      1. ceetar

        That depends on if you follow Verducci’s formula for IP progression, which the Mets didn’t with Pelfrey.

        but no, he wouldn’t be able to start a full season anyway. (Unless you regularly skipped the 5th starter with days of rest, something they shouldn’t do with so many players coming off injuries, and Maine needing extra rest for his shoulder)

        1. trs86

          Right if he came up as a starter right now then in July we got no Mejia.

          You could use him in the pen and then stretch him out and still get his innings this year either in the minors or MLB.

  24. metsfan4decades

    Passed ball by Santos scores a run – even though Keith says it should have been a wild pitch.

  25. metsfan4decades

    It’s now officially called Digital Domain Park – per Gary.
    Was just announced. For some reason, Keith thought that really funny.

    1. Mr North Jersey

      Can we call it Double D for short?

      1. metsfan4decades

        DD it is.

        1. Mr North Jersey

          ;-)

  26. DNDJohan aka kistics

    Parnell’s really struggling

  27. metsfan4decades

    97 mph strike 3 looking.
    If only Parnell could be a little more consistent….

    1. asod75

      Sometimes, he has too much movement for his own good. His fastball has got velocity and a lot of late life. A lot of times it moves right out of the zone, though….

  28. asod75

    Great pitch there, though. I still like Parnell, although he shouldn’t be in high-leverage situations if he makes the team. His stuff looked good today, and he was throwing a lot of groundballs. Some just found holes. I just like power arms in the pen…

  29. Mr North Jersey

    Funny I just saw the Dear Ike Davis by bleacher report.

  30. metsfan4decades

    http://metstradamus.blogspot.com/2010/03/cleared-for-takeoff.html

    These pics just made me laugh out loud…

  31. metsfan4decades

    I see the Brewers did release Schoenweis.

  32. metsfan4decades

    Proctor (who I didn’t even realize was on the Braves) just walked the bases loaded – with 2 out.
    Jacobs up.

    1. metsfan4decades

      Nice. 2 run single 7-4 NY

  33. asod75

    Jacobs 2-run single after three straight walks. I was so excited to see F-Mart come up. It got to 2-0 and the ESPN feed cut out and I got a Progressive commercial instead. It came back after he had walked.

  34. Mr North Jersey

    It’s not easy being Green!

    1. metsfan4decades

      lol – Green got robbed. He was out at first.

      1. asod75

        I thought he was safe. Either way, Green got over late. Now, a walk to put runners on first and second. Why is it a given that Green makes this team? I don’t care how much he’s making, let him make it in the minors and work on throwing strikes…

        1. metsfan4decades

          What you said…..

  35. trs86

    Gotta get rid of Green.

    1. trs86

      LOL!

  36. metsfan4decades

    7 walks in this game so far by Met pitching.
    What happened to that ‘throw strikes’?

    Maybe it’s me but I just don’t think Green is ever going to be any better than what we’ve seen.

    1. DNDJohan aka kistics

      It’s just ST…. LOL

  37. metsfan4decades

    For crying out loud. Green just drilled him in the back.
    Bases loaded, no outs. Sigh….

  38. asod75

    He hit a batter. Of course he’s just about had 3 hit by pitches this inning, so it’s not surprising. Get out of here, Green!

  39. asod75

    Bullet of a sac fly on an 0-2 pitch. Run scores, runner moves to third. First and third, one out. Misch warming.

    1. asod75

      See Heilman, Aaron…Rodriguez, Rich….Schoeneweis, Scott and Sisk, Doug.

      1. DNDJohan aka kistics

        Benitez, Armando…Looper, Braden…

  40. trs86

    Green is another one of those guys that I call a Shoedrop pitcher. Because of past issues you are always waiting….

    1. Mr North Jersey

      Maybe Figgy can replace him LOL

      1. trs86

        Fine by me.

        1. Mr North Jersey

          GAME OVER METS WIN!!! do we get tacos???

          1. metsfan4decades

            LOL.

            It wasn’t pretty but we’ll take it.
            Good thing this is ST ’cause I never, ever want to see Green in, in the 9th again.

          2. Mr North Jersey

            +100

    2. trs86

      Whew, shoe stays hovering over his head.

      1. GravediggerHebner

        Put an egg in that shoe and beat it!

  41. asod75

    RBI grounder by some dude named Young, runner up to second, now two outs. Green will get the save here if he closes it out, which is why saves are one of the most overrated stats in baseball…..

  42. asod75

    And that will do it, 7-6 Good Guys.

  43. Mr North Jersey

    Ugly game by both teams today.

  44. trs86

    Later guys.

  45. GravediggerHebner

    Gary Cohen: “Sean Green staggers through the 9th inning…” Yup.

    Just looking at the on TV screen game summary, without factoring in how it actually happened, it’s nice to see:

    W – Igarashi
    L – Wagner

  46. Mr North Jersey

    Grave you have Wags on your team?

    1. metsfan4decades

      How do you guys on these fantasy teams root for the likes of players like Vitorino and such? I would feel so disloyal – hahaha. Sorta how I felt last year during the WS….

      1. Mr North Jersey

        It’s weird I never did Fantasy baseball just football but I would root for the to do good but just not win the game.

        1. metsfan4decades

          Ah…I get it now. Must be hard though when the Mets are playing against teams that you’ve got fantasy players on.

        2. DNDJohan aka kistics

          I had Hole Camels on my team for ’08 season. When he pitched against the Mets, I wished that the game is a pitcher’s dual and the Mets score late in the game to win.

          But then I would sacrifice one bad game over the Mets win anytime.

      2. DNDJohan aka kistics

        I can’t quite remember the exact words, but there was a term that someone used during the draft. Something like a ‘meatbag of stats’?

      3. njstuckintx

        As someone smarter than I said, You view them as statistical meat bags, nothing more.

        1. metsfan4decades

          LOL – that is hysterical. Meat bags…..

        2. DNDJohan aka kistics

          Yeah that was the term.

      4. ceetar

        I try to avoid drafting guys like that.

        Otherwise I root for them to get a lot of doubles and get thrown out trying to stretch them into triples, and hope the pitchers throw a lot of Ks but give up a billion unearned runs.

        1. DNDJohan aka kistics

          Same here. I have 2 teams this season and I have no Philly guys on both my teams.

          But I have like 4 Bravos in one of my team… Escobar, Jurjjens, Heyward, and Hudson.. I was hoping to trade for Reyes by shipping Escobar and Hudson for him, but was rejected.

    2. GravediggerHebner

      Not in the TRDMB league, no, but in my other league that plays rotisserie style yes. I also have Carlos Beltran in that other league, no Mets in TRDMB league. In fact, it wasn’t a plan of mine but I only have 1 NL East player in the TRDMB league (Ricky Nolasco).

      1. metsfan4decades

        Well, that I would find a bit easier – rooting for AL players to do well.

  47. rustyjr

    just got home guys – listened to mlbatbat2010 – damn those atlanta broadcasters are hicktown honers !!! they didn’t even tell the listening audience that jose was cleared to resume workouts – what jokes they are

    1. metsfan4decades

      Well, from some of the comments I read those Atlanta broadcasters couldn’t get Perez’s name right. They probably don’t know who Reyes is – lol.

  48. metsfan4decades

    Brian Schneider gets the walk off sac fly for the Phillies today to beat the Rays.
    Valdez had the game winning hit the other day.

    Ghosts of Mets past. Here’s hoping they don’t come back to haunt us during the season.
    (although I can’t see how anyone would be worried about Valdez or Schneider.)

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