Video: Check Out Which Mets Are Headlining The 2012 All Star Game Ballots

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   Mr North Jersey

   4/20/2012-11:02am at 11:02 am (UTC -4)

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   I guess it was a toss up between either video of Torres in a S.F. Giants uniform or a Mets Spring Training game.

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   saltygary

   4/20/2012-11:20am at 11:20 am (UTC -4)

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   I don’t get why they start this so early. They had Emaus on the ballot last year. Don’t start till at least mid-May.

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      Stick

      4/20/2012-12:26pm at 12:26 pm (UTC -4)

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      need extra time for the Phils fans to stuff the ballot box. They are kind of slow.

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   Stick

   4/20/2012-12:27pm at 12:27 pm (UTC -4)

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   My early predictions for Met all stars this year:

   Wright
   Neise
   Duda (hey, I had to do it!)

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      trs86

      4/20/2012-12:32pm at 12:32 pm (UTC -4)

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      OK well uh… yeah about that.

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         Stick

         4/20/2012-12:38pm at 12:38 pm (UTC -4)

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         I’m sure you feel Wright is going to do enough to make it, so I guess you are just skeptical about Neise keeping up the pace?

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            trs86

            4/20/2012-12:50pm at 12:50 pm (UTC -4)

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            Niese I am not sure on. Wright it’s gonna be tough there’s some decent competition but if he’s healthy he will make it. Duda, there’s a LOT of competition. LOL.

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            kingman 26

            4/20/2012-12:53pm at 12:53 pm (UTC -4)

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            Duda might make the AAA all star team; certainly not impossible.

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               Stick

               4/20/2012-1:30pm at 1:30 pm (UTC -4)

               don’t scoff. He’s just getting into his groove and is about to go off on a major hitting binge.

               AAA? He already destroyed that his last 2 seasons there.

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      Prismo

      4/20/2012-1:38pm at 1:38 pm (UTC -4)

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      To be fair with regards to Duda, the season is VERY early. Let’s “wait and see.” (which is my new Mets motto for the season)