What Mets fans talk about when not talking about the actual games.
A sunny day in Tampa for sure. June 30th and the best record in baseball. Scott Shields goes tonight to put some distance between the Rays and the world champs
Time for you folks in St. Pete to start showing up.
Time for the Rays to get hot and put this division away. Sweep those bosox and then get ready to beat up on Ponson and probably Chacon next week.
Amazin'
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There’s something about the Rays. It would be really neat if this team could go from being the biggest embarassment in the history of sports to the champions (unless of course the Mets find themselves at the end).
It’s amazin’ what some nice uniforms and some home grown talent can do for a team. It’s the end of June and The Rays are in a battle for first. Amazin’
Red Sox-Rays tonight. I’m there.
Mets won a game. I guess that’s good. Win one, lose two, win two, lose one. Very tedious.
You might have missed this due to time zone technology, but the Dodgers got no hits and won! Not a not hitter because they only batted 8 times.
Sons of Steve Garvey: Post-Game 80 Thread: No Hits? No Problem!
I’m not second guessing – feel free to comb through this entire blog. You will find posts such as “Pedro Exposed” (9 wins since June 6, 2006) and even yesterday between games I warned Jerry to warm somebody up while they batted in the fourth.
7.12 ERA!
42 hits in 30 innings.
A 5th starter at best – and only because this team lacks depth. It’s becomming increasingly clear the Mets lack depth at starting pitching, infield and outfield. They do have 5 catchers and apparently are/were deep at manager.
Other quick hits:
I wish they’d stop playing Subway Series games on beautiful beach weekends. Keep these in May.
Heard Sterling say “someone must have turned on the radio” when Delgado’s walk up music played. I guess he’s nnot a fan of that style of music.
Heard Sterling & Suzyn talk more about Chacon. He’s coming to the Bronx. Bet on it.
Too nice out to blog. See y’all tomorrow.
