stlmark wrote:I guess we could look at it like we are playing the beast of the NL. We only play them 3 more times and we will get them in the playoffs. Ok, probably not.
There is no beast of the NL. Just a bunch of teams that range from above average to below average.
stlmark wrote:I guess we could look at it like we are playing the beast of the NL. We only play them 3 more times and we will get them in the playoffs. Ok, probably not.
There is no beast of the NL. Just a bunch of teams that range from above average to below average.
Edmonds is doing his part. Nice walk, Jimmy.
Have no fear, Wilson will strike out to end the inning.
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stlmark wrote:I guess we could look at it like we are playing the beast of the NL. We only play them 3 more times and we will get them in the playoffs. Ok, probably not.
There is no beast of the NL. Just a bunch of teams that range from above average to below average.
Edmonds is doing his part. Nice walk, Jimmy.
have no fear, Wilson will strike out to end the inning.
stlmark wrote:I guess we could look at it like we are playing the beast of the NL. We only play them 3 more times and we will get them in the playoffs. Ok, probably not.
There is no beast of the NL. Just a bunch of teams that range from above average to below average.
Edmonds is doing his part. Nice walk, Jimmy.
Your probably right, but I could see the Mets playing like this for a long while.
I'm about to watch The Real World over the Cards. How pathetic is that. I'll check back on the game often.
stlmark wrote:I guess we could look at it like we are playing the beast of the NL. We only play them 3 more times and we will get them in the playoffs. Ok, probably not.
There is no beast of the NL. Just a bunch of teams that range from above average to below average.
Edmonds is doing his part. Nice walk, Jimmy.
have no fear, Wilson will strike out to end the inning.
LOL. What doesn't make sense is that he wildly chases everything off the plate, but takes pitches in the zone. He is the smaller version of Juan E.
stlmark wrote:I guess we could look at it like we are playing the beast of the NL. We only play them 3 more times and we will get them in the playoffs. Ok, probably not.
There is no beast of the NL. Just a bunch of teams that range from above average to below average.
Edmonds is doing his part. Nice walk, Jimmy.
have no fear, Wilson will strike out to end the inning.
LOL. What doesn't make sense is that he wildly chases everything off the plate, but takes pitches in the zone. He is the smaller version of Juan E.
I don't see where we have improved any bit over last year. I'll go out on a limb and say we have a decent to above average starting rotation (the season may prove me wrong) but our offense has not improved at all, much less the ten games we'll need to compete for the division title.
Yes, our offense will come around sooner or later, but they can't keep it up for a majority of the season IMO.
I'll check back on the game often.