Dillon Gee VS Wandy Rodriguez!
Its been an especially long offseason Mets fans. Its been an even longer return to respectability. We may or may not make the playoffs this year but this team is expected to be good and to contend in 2015. We've waited years for this. It all starts against the Braves in Orlando. Let's GO Mets!
(Lineups to follow)
per Leathersich
The silver lining in his comments are that he would be open to investing in a relationship with a teammate, even if he "disagrees" with the lifestyle. It may not be perfect, but I do see him making an effort to reconcile his religious beliefs with his interpretation of the word lifestyle. It took me 32 years to fully accept my sexual orientation, so it would be hypocritical of me to not be patient with others.
4th
Flores, Tejada, Reynolds
Nimmo flies out
Puello strikes out swinging on an offspeed pitch
Reynolds singles through the left side
Monell flies to center
No if Flores went down permanently I would bet they would go to Reynolds. If Reynolds also went down for the year also I think they would EXPLORE Tovar depending on what he's doing. Nobody's giving Tovar shit based upon what he did last year. He would obviously have to be performing at that time but assuming he was, yes I think he would get a shot before we went to Tejada permanently again. We know what we have in Tejada and I'm guessing he's Sandy's last resort.
Satterwhite and Robles are sleepers to see CitiField this year, Pill has some backend/bullpen upside. Ynoa had an unimpressive season but still has 'fans" with some of the experts.
He and Mazzoni finished "hot". Mets clearly like Robles arm, clearly better suited for the pen. Bradford has a shot too. Thornton seemingly sucks given how little buzz the guy has lol
Gosselin hits an 0-2 hanger up the middle for a base hit
Terdoslavich GIDP 4-6-3
Eury Perez strikes out swinging
I was thinking the exact same thing
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Great news!
bat speed and power
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Whew!
Lol. No I think Congress passed it. ;)
Z - early spring games are the best for a die hard fan like yourself, but a snore fest for a casual fan like your girlfriend sounds like she is. Couple quick tips.
Orlando isn't the most fan friendly spring place to visit - more like an AZ facility. It's pretty neat though. Wander around. AWESOME views from the "upper deck", only place in FL with that view. Bring blankets and hang out in the grass in the OF. All you can eat/drink option is good if offered that day, just for a shaded spot to cool off and still see some of the game.
Enjoy the game. Just do yourself a favor. Bring out the kid in you and head over to Pirate City in Bradenton to check out their minors, then catch a game at the old ballpark
My bad. Confused today with tomorrow. Sorry to say but space last sucks...
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About the article you posted though, read that carefully. Puello looks to be the second most out of shape guy on the team, not 6'3" and muscular. A better shaped Butch Skey if I dare go there? Not fat, but let's just say he isn't a small athletic guy you always thought he was...
To put the articles optomism into perspective. "the balls bounding into a parking lot endangering windows and windshields of innocent cars.". The only field near a parking lot he describes would mean weak foul pops to 3B. And none of the above mentioned players hit there. The field they hit on has other fields behind it and lots of trees lol.
But in a group of 100 Mets he stands out as having a very different body than the rest. I'm not so sure the speed will stay around for long.
But in a group of 100 Mets he stands out as having a very different body than the rest. I'm not so sure the speed will stay around for long.
Wait muscular before, less so/plump now... ya don't say cough PED's cough cough lol
Prospect Vapor is very strong!!!! 3 guys without a Major League inning!!!!...and one of those 3 is a "B" propspect AT BEST!!!! Montero hasn't shown (yet) that he's an sctual MLB starter.
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January 26, 2015 at 10:30 AM
Stephen Guilbert said...
If you still believe that about Rafael Montero, you have not seen him pitch.
January 26, 2015 at 10:32 AM
Talk about being a homer. I like Montero a whole lot but the comment about him not yet being proven as an MLB starter is 10000% on point, I'm shocked someone would even debate it.
It was the first time he’s swung a bat since straining a muscle between his ribs in mid-February.
Duda went on the disabled list in June 2013 with a similar muscle strain. He also missed significant time last Spring Training with a tight hamstring.
Just to be clear, I really like Montero. I just find debating "he's yet to prove he's an MLB starter" is laughable. Sandy Alderson himself wouldn't debate this, Montero wouldn't!