What Mets fans talk about when not talking about the actual games.
North Jersey.com tells us that the Sandy and Colactus aren’t going to go watch Ollie walk people in the Mexican League, Warthen also “skipped” a chance, and Sandy hasn’t spoken to Mr. Perez since November.
I don’t know how often GM’s speak to pitchers in the offseason but I am catty this morning because I have to clean the driveway.
more at Mets monitor Ollie Perez from afar – NorthJersey.com.
Since Osh41 still hasn’t submitted another episode of his look back at Mets uniforms series, I will continue to taunt him with bad memories. This is Tom Seaver. He was not on the 1984 Mets Osh.
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One good thing about having to put the Christmas Tree away…I went into the attic and “found” my Mets VHS’s. Yeah I knew they were there but figured they’d be cool to blog.
I know Game 1 is somewhere as is the NLCS.
I remember I used to sometimes take the commercials out because I was a teenager and didn’t have an infinite supply of VHS tapes. However, I bet at least some of these have the commercials left in – especially Game 6 because I watched that in the living room with my Dad (well until the Top of the 10th when I went to my bedroom depressed), and I always taped in my room.
I know this series is out on DVD but as we will see next Tuesday…I have other goodies in my closet.
I usually type Mets into Google to see what’s going on. Several things this morning:
Jesse met Darryl Strawberry in 1987.
In the News, Denis Hamill writes about the Mets payroll but throws in this chuckle:
“I always want Mets fans on my juries,” said one noted defense attorney friend, a rabid Yankees fan. “They love losers, even three-time losers like some of my clients. And if Mets fans believe anything the Mets front office says, I can convince them to acquit anybody.”
On Yahoo Tim Brown reminds the country that the Mets have a high payroll but are paying for nothing. Thanks Omar.
Hardball Talk (one of my faves) says the Mets may not release Castillo.
The Post catches up with the blogosphere and notices K-Rod’s option kicks in after 55 finished games. Next a WFAN host will notice.
So, in retrospect the only new item is Jesse’s story about meeting Straw. The rest you’ve been reading on the blogs for months.
