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Author:  torch! [ Tue Sep 18, 2007 9:27 pm ]
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Uh oh, not looking good for the Metropolitans. Another loss to Washington tonight, coming off getting swept by Philly and the all mighty Aaron Rowand. NY overnight radio was already in a frenzy after last night's loss to the Nationals. Paul LoDuca was really pissed in the postgame, mad at his teammates and sounding defeated.

Another Philly win tonight puts them 1.5 GB in the East (currently tied at STL)
Author:  FavreFan [ Tue Sep 18, 2007 9:30 pm ]
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finally a team that will probably make the playoffs that wouldnt sweep the Cubs in a series.
Author:  torch! [ Wed Sep 19, 2007 12:19 am ]
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Final, Philly wins in 14, lead is 1.5 GB. Funeral going on at WFAN with Yankee fans dancing on the grave

I think the Mets can pull it out, but that pen is terrible
Author:  torch! [ Wed Sep 19, 2007 4:43 am ]
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El Duque might be out for the year, he has a bunyon
Author:  torch! [ Thu Sep 27, 2007 12:21 am ]
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Funeral on WFAN tonight. First caller is a Mets season ticket holder, says he burned most of his playoff tickets, saved some to burn at the stadium before the game tomorrow. Now he's just dumb, but yeah.

Losing ugly to real bad teams
Author:  hootmon [ Thu Sep 27, 2007 6:36 am ]
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torch! wrote:
Funeral on WFAN tonight. First caller is a Mets season ticket holder, says he burned most of his playoff tickets, saved some to burn at the stadium before the game tomorrow. Now he's just dumb, but yeah.

Losing ugly to real bad teams


And Mets fans wonder why we hate them so. Send me the playoff tickets. I will gladly burn them in front of Ron Santo.
Author:  stoneroses86 [ Thu Sep 27, 2007 9:11 pm ]
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All tied up Torch.

I look forward to more reports from WFAN. I heard Chris Russo this morning comparing this (I believe inaccurately) to the 1964 Phillies' collapse. He also said Randolph's job is safe. Willie was one of my favorite ballplayers when I was a youth, so I hope this is true.

Please let me know if these topics are addressed this evening.

Thank you.
Author:  hootmon [ Fri Sep 28, 2007 7:43 am ]
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stoneroses86 wrote:
All tied up Torch.

I look forward to more reports from WFAN. I heard Chris Russo this morning comparing this (I believe inaccurately) to the 1964 Phillies' collapse. He also said Randolph's job is safe. Willie was one of my favorite ballplayers when I was a youth, so I hope this is true.

Please let me know if these topics are addressed this evening.

Thank you.


I think the Phillies choke was worse. If memory serves, the lost something like 12 of 14 during the last two weeks and lost seven games in the standings in eight days. I'm sure it feels like that to the Mets fans.
Author:  stoneroses86 [ Fri Sep 28, 2007 4:18 pm ]
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hootmon wrote:
I think the Phillies choke was worse.


I absolutely agree. That was my point. For a great recap of this Phillies collapse (along with a nice discussion of Brock-Broglio), read October, 1964 by David Halberstam (sp?).

I would, however, skip the World Series portion of the book. That part was lousy.
Author:  BD [ Fri Sep 28, 2007 6:10 pm ]
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I'm rooting for the Phillies and Rockies to make the playoffs this weekend.
Author:  mike the tuba player [ Sun Sep 30, 2007 1:28 pm ]
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Mets down 7-1. Looks bad for them. The flags at ESPN are at half mast.
Author:  hootmon [ Sun Sep 30, 2007 3:42 pm ]
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mike the tuba player wrote:
Mets down 7-1. Looks bad for them. The flags at ESPN are at half mast.


Maybe not--don't they get to broadcast a one-game playoff?
Author:  hootmon [ Sun Sep 30, 2007 5:03 pm ]
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Nas wrote:
1969 Cubs? Didn't the Reds blow a big lead in the 90's too? Huge choke job. Randolph will be fired.


Randolph shouldn't be fired. This was one of the biggest chokes ever, but if they fire Randolph, they better get used to last place. He is the only voice of calm out of everyone on their team. That includes so-called professionals like LoDuca and Alou. They were WAY too dependent on Pedro Martinez to come back and save them.

I do think Santo did toss a little something toward Beelzebub to finish this one off.
Author:  Frank Coztansa [ Sun Sep 30, 2007 10:40 pm ]
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Image

from a game a few days back. where have i seen that look on manuel's face before!?!
Author:  stoneroses86 [ Sun Sep 30, 2007 10:42 pm ]
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I am not a Mets fan, but my heart really bleeds for Willie Randolph.
Author:  torch! [ Mon Oct 01, 2007 2:28 am ]
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I feel bad for the Mets fans, but man, I wonder if Willie is regretting his 'oh well, the champagne will just taste sweeter when we do clinch' comment a week ago.

There's this guy on WFAN overnight (Sommers) who is basically the Mets version of Murph. I guess he goes way back with the station and there's a lot of Swieca like love for him from some of the callers, but he gets real annoying to me. Anyways, I remember around the all star break where he guaranteed the Mets would be playing in October and the Yankees would be fishing. This was after a loss to Atlanta, trying to calm down some Met callers. He went on to tell the fans to look at the competition, that the Mets were easily the class of the NL. Oops.


It ain't over til it's over http://www.nypost.com/seven/08262007/sp ... _east_.htm

I think Minaya will get more heat. I don't see Willie enough to comment on him, but I will give some credit to Ozzie in 05, when the Sox were struggling and Cle was charging, he took the heat off the team with his "I will quit if we win it all' proclamation. It's funny because our Sep wasn't even that bad. But sometimes you got to be creative, and I know Willie gets ripped for not being the loud crazy guy, so I can see fans calling for his head.

His team also seems to have problems with acting immature with stupid mistakes and showing people up. I watched them more closely these past weeks and I saw multiple 3rd base SB attempts with 2 outs. Doesn't seem like there's a lot of control in that clubhouse with LoDuca speaking out like some controversial outcast with no real leader in there.
Author:  Chus [ Mon Oct 01, 2007 8:02 am ]
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Author:  good dolphin [ Mon Oct 01, 2007 10:17 am ]
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Several of the NL teams could have been helped simply by taking Contrearas off the Sox hands. The mets have enough money that the 2 years remaining on the contract could have been absorbed. They could have had him for nothing. Fuck them and Minaya for the lack of foresight.
Author:  Keyser Soze [ Mon Oct 01, 2007 11:23 am ]
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Minaya needs to be shit canned. It's inexcusable for team with that many resources to blow a lead that big.
Author:  Curious Hair [ Tue Oct 02, 2007 8:59 pm ]
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Come on, Minaya did a great job of acquiring Latino players.
Author:  FavreFan [ Thu Oct 04, 2007 12:06 am ]
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Mets' Glavine likely to decline option to consider future

headline from ESPN.com. Im sure the Mets are real concerned about him not coming back
Author:  hootmon [ Thu Oct 04, 2007 6:45 am ]
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FavreFan wrote:
Mets' Glavine likely to decline option to consider future

headline from ESPN.com. Im sure the Mets are real concerned about him not coming back


I am sure the Mets fans with pitchforks and torches storming his house hastened his decision.
Author:  stoneroses86 [ Thu Oct 04, 2007 9:28 am ]
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hootmon wrote:
FavreFan wrote:
Mets' Glavine likely to decline option to consider future

headline from ESPN.com. Im sure the Mets are real concerned about him not coming back


I am sure the Mets fans with pitchforks and torches storming his house hastened his decision.


Pitchforks, maybe. Unfortunately, the discovery of fire hasn't quite made it to every part of Queens.
Author:  My Coach Vinny [ Thu Oct 04, 2007 9:32 am ]
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I hear Prometheus was a Bronx native.
Author:  stoneroses86 [ Thu Oct 04, 2007 10:41 am ]
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You have to do a little brushing up on your Greek Mythology, Mr. Coach Crapowski.

According to legend, it was actually Zeus who lived on the top floor of a 3 story walk-up on East Tremont Avenue in Throg's Neck. From here, of course, he could survey with safety all mortals who dared approach him from both the East River and Long Island Sound.

After the wily Prometheus (who lived, at the time, in Bayonne) crossed into Queens and then The Bronx via the Throg's Neck Bridge and stole fire from Zeus, he was exiled by Zeus to Massachussets, where he spent the rest of eternity being forced to write speeches for an endless stream of Kennedys.
Author:  My Coach Vinny [ Thu Oct 04, 2007 11:00 am ]
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Did you know that with decreasing demand from the Kennedys, Prometheus went back to selling fire? He based his operations in Chicago, where he first supplied large amounts of it in the mid-80s-early-90s to now product endorsement pimp and cartoon character known as Da Coach. In the new millenium, he latched on to a new client, a fearless centerfielder with uniform number 33.
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