I believe Pete was hitless last night, and we only scored 1 run. I don't know the precise correlation between Pete's hitting and Mets winning, but I bet it's a high positive correlation. Anyone have exact figures?
The guy on thefar right should still be with us...
Totally agree. His loss is the one I'm most angry about, and regret the most. I don't know all the details of how or why it happened, but I'm angry at the Wilpons for it.
I believe Pete was hitless last night, and we only scored 1 run. I don't know the precise correlation between Pete's hitting and Mets winning, but I bet it's a high positive correlation. Anyone have exact figures?
if you added up their RBIs it has to be an extremely high % of the total runs scored on the year. they are over 500 runs scored and their RBIs are approaching 200, so simple math is almost 40% of the offense from 2 players with roughly 20% of the at bats.
RE: RE: The guy on thefar right should still be with us...
Totally agree. His loss is the one I'm most angry about, and regret the most. I don't know all the details of how or why it happened, but I'm angry at the Wilpons for it.
nothing complicated, just cheapness. short sighted cheapness too because i think they ended up paying stroman about $30ish million for mediocrity.
I believe Pete was hitless last night, and we only scored 1 run. I don't know the precise correlation between Pete's hitting and Mets winning, but I bet it's a high positive correlation. Anyone have exact figures?
if you added up their RBIs it has to be an extremely high % of the total runs scored on the year. they are over 500 runs scored and their RBIs are approaching 200, so simple math is almost 40% of the offense from 2 players with roughly 20% of the at bats.
Thanks Eric!
The Phillies are on that type of run where all these quirky
The next 2 starts will on only 5 days rest and will be at Atlanta on Thursday 8/18 and then 5 days after that in the Boogey Down Bronx against the Prison Stripers on Tue. 8/23 w/an off day the next day.
Ronny went to Yale or Harvard, and it's clear from references he makes that he reads, and that he uses hid mind for more than baseball
Keith is very cosmopolitan, lives in the city, and also makes references to going to cultural events. He is also a student of American history, and knows the civil War thoroughly.
And Gary has a wonderful vocabulary, and is clearly intelligent, and not just another jock, like so many other announcers are.
We are so lucky to have them, but the NY fan base is also very intelligent, and water has found it's mark in the congruence of this fan base and these
announcers.
Conversely, I’d love to see the stats on how many runs
Ronny went to Yale or Harvard, and it's clear from references he makes that he reads, and that he uses hid mind for more than baseball
Keith is very cosmopolitan, lives in the city, and also makes references to going to cultural events. He is also a student of American history, and knows the civil War thoroughly.
And Gary has a wonderful vocabulary, and is clearly intelligent, and not just another jock, like so many other announcers are.
We are so lucky to have them, but the NY fan base is also very intelligent, and water has found it's mark in the congruence of this fan base and these
announcers.
Does anyone really think Buck wants Joely in that situation? This is how it will be in the playoffs - Lugo or May will have to get the lefty hitters out
Ronny went to Yale or Harvard, and it's clear from references he makes that he reads, and that he uses hid mind for more than baseball
Keith is very cosmopolitan, lives in the city, and also makes references to going to cultural events. He is also a student of American history, and knows the civil War thoroughly.
And Gary has a wonderful vocabulary, and is clearly intelligent, and not just another jock, like so many other announcers are.
We are so lucky to have them, but the NY fan base is also very intelligent, and water has found it's mark in the congruence of this fan base and these
announcers.
gets hit by a bus, survives, but can't play baseball again, has he done enough for a spot in Cooperstown?
I'd say so. 2 Cy Youngs, Rookie of the year, 4 time All Star and generally considered the best pitcher in baseball for a long stretch. It wouldn't be unanimous, but I think he'd win it.
gets hit by a bus, survives, but can't play baseball again, has he done enough for a spot in Cooperstown?
I don’t know the answer but I think that with how relatively small his overall body of work still is, the fact that it is a legitimate question shows how dominant he’s been.
He’s knocking on the door. Another Cy would do it. A World Series title in which he pitches throughout the postseason would probably do it.
We need to win at least one of the three games, and preferably the next two.
Buck's got McNeil in the lineup tonight, lacerated finger and all.
Enjoy :-)
Phillies @ Mets from Citi Field - 8/13/22 - SNY Feed - ( New Window )
First inning line:
14 pitches (10 S)
2 Ks
1 H
0 R
Totally agree. His loss is the one I'm most angry about, and regret the most. I don't know all the details of how or why it happened, but I'm angry at the Wilpons for it.
if you added up their RBIs it has to be an extremely high % of the total runs scored on the year. they are over 500 runs scored and their RBIs are approaching 200, so simple math is almost 40% of the offense from 2 players with roughly 20% of the at bats.
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Totally agree. His loss is the one I'm most angry about, and regret the most. I don't know all the details of how or why it happened, but I'm angry at the Wilpons for it.
nothing complicated, just cheapness. short sighted cheapness too because i think they ended up paying stroman about $30ish million for mediocrity.
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I believe Pete was hitless last night, and we only scored 1 run. I don't know the precise correlation between Pete's hitting and Mets winning, but I bet it's a high positive correlation. Anyone have exact figures?
if you added up their RBIs it has to be an extremely high % of the total runs scored on the year. they are over 500 runs scored and their RBIs are approaching 200, so simple math is almost 40% of the offense from 2 players with roughly 20% of the at bats.
Thanks Eric!
He needed stitches yesterday. I couldn't throw a ball with stitches in my thumb.
64 pitches (48 strikes)
0 R
1 H
0 BB
9 K
0 R
2 H
0 BB
10 SO
Will they bring him out to start the 7th? Lugo's up in the pen.
We basically have Superman on our team. Gotta hold on for two innings until Diaz cn come in for the 9th and end this.
A breakdown of Jacob deGrom’s 201 career starts:
147 starts not allowing more than 2 earned runs
107 starts not allowing more than 1 earned run
Ronny went to Yale or Harvard, and it's clear from references he makes that he reads, and that he uses hid mind for more than baseball
Keith is very cosmopolitan, lives in the city, and also makes references to going to cultural events. He is also a student of American history, and knows the civil War thoroughly.
And Gary has a wonderful vocabulary, and is clearly intelligent, and not just another jock, like so many other announcers are.
We are so lucky to have them, but the NY fan base is also very intelligent, and water has found it's mark in the congruence of this fan base and these
announcers.
Ronny went to Yale or Harvard, and it's clear from references he makes that he reads, and that he uses hid mind for more than baseball
Keith is very cosmopolitan, lives in the city, and also makes references to going to cultural events. He is also a student of American history, and knows the civil War thoroughly.
And Gary has a wonderful vocabulary, and is clearly intelligent, and not just another jock, like so many other announcers are.
We are so lucky to have them, but the NY fan base is also very intelligent, and water has found it's mark in the congruence of this fan base and these
announcers.
Sure beats Apple TV+, lol!
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It's a pleasure listening to them.
Ronny went to Yale or Harvard, and it's clear from references he makes that he reads, and that he uses hid mind for more than baseball
Keith is very cosmopolitan, lives in the city, and also makes references to going to cultural events. He is also a student of American history, and knows the civil War thoroughly.
And Gary has a wonderful vocabulary, and is clearly intelligent, and not just another jock, like so many other announcers are.
We are so lucky to have them, but the NY fan base is also very intelligent, and water has found it's mark in the congruence of this fan base and these
announcers.
Sure beats Apple TV+, lol!
LOL. I believe you are correct, Sir!
No doubt. You'd have a tougher argument against than for.
We need to start hitting. Only scored one run yesterday and today, it's not enough. Thank God we have great pitching.
I'd say so. 2 Cy Youngs, Rookie of the year, 4 time All Star and generally considered the best pitcher in baseball for a long stretch. It wouldn't be unanimous, but I think he'd win it.
Had a bad feeling all game.. glad they pulled it out.
Let's get the damn bats going tomorrow!!!
I don’t know the answer but I think that with how relatively small his overall body of work still is, the fact that it is a legitimate question shows how dominant he’s been.
He’s knocking on the door. Another Cy would do it. A World Series title in which he pitches throughout the postseason would probably do it.
+1. Great pitchers duel. Reminded me of the 1960's.