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May 31st lineup, I like it

May 31st lineuo Angel Pagan, cf Justin Turner, 2b Carlos Beltran, rf Jason Bay, lf Daniel Murphy, 3b Nick Evans, 1b Josh Thole, c Ruben Tejada, ss R.A. Dickey, rhp

9 months ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 7 comments

The Pepsi Porch

This has been bugging me for a while. The problem with the Pepsi Porch was no more prevalent than in today's final at bat of the first game of the double header. David Wright drilled one to his happy zone, opposite field...and it was a fly ball out to end the game. My biggest question is, why take away what was David Wright's homer zone? This park was built around Jose Reyes when it really should have been built around the franchises best player.

10 months ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 52 comments 3 recs

I wanna love the YANKEES!

11 months ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 2 comments 1 recs

Fangraphs takes a look at Lord Dickey's knuckler vs. Tim Wakefield's and why Dickey gets more grounders. Short, yet interesting.
Especially when you consider Dickey is trying to learn a slower knuckleball

11 months ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 6 comments

As a sports writer, I loved every part of this. Even non-sports writers will get a kick out of it. This was my favorite:

"Dress the way you might dress for a meal with a woman (or a man) at a good but not ridiculously high-end restaurant. Unless you’re covering baseball, in which case you can show up looking like Jeff Bridges in The Big Lebowski."

12 months ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 0 comments 1 recs

"I’m in the fourth best shape of my life," said a sort of noticeably trim Olivo. "Last year I was only in the 11th best shape of my life, so I really put time in the gym this offseason. I wanted to get into the top 5 shapes of my life."

This pretty much made my day, I will now be paying more attention to Olivo...just for his awesome comments.

12 months ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 15 comments 2 recs

Beltran Soft?

Ok, I've had enough. I hear it day in and day out from so call Mets "fans" that Carlos Beltran is a soft player. He doesn't hustle. He doesn't try. He has done nothing but hurt this team since it was announced he was returning. So here it is, I want those who have something against Carlos Beltran to voice it here. I want to have proof. I want to have evidence. If you can't come up with anything, STFU about our VOLTRON!

over 1 year ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 19 comments

Defensive misplays, league leaders

Baseball Info Solutions has found a way to measure defensive mistakes.
Outfielder Age Defensive misplays on throws
Colby Rasmus 23 7
Nate Schierholtz 26 6
Jeff Francoeur 26 6
Andrew McCutchen 23 6
Nyjer Morgan 29 6
Justin Upton 22 6

over 1 year ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 23 comments

Reyes SS; Pagan CF; Wright 3B; Davis 1B; Bay LF; Carter DH; Barajas C; Francoeur RF; Tejada 2B

BEST METS LINEUP ALL SEASON!

over 1 year ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 32 comments

The Beast that is/will be the NL East

I just got to talking with a Philly-fan friend of mine on the up and comers in this division. From Mike Pelfrey to Stephen Strasburg. From Jason Heyward to Stanton in Florida. Can't leave out Ike Davis either. Hitting has been around the division for a while with guys like David Wright, Hanley Ramirez, Chase Utley, Ryan Howard, Carlos Beltran, etc. Now some fresh faces in the division who are also hitting, Stanton, Davis, Jason Bay, Jason Heyward etc. Pitching is also becoming a premium with guys like Johan Santana, Roy Halladay, Josh Johnson leading the pack followed by newer guys such as Mike Pelfrey, Stephen Strasburg and Ricky Nolasco. The Mets featured an infield yesterday (excluding the catcher) of all home-grown guys under 30. David Wright, Jose Reyes, Ruben Tejada, Ike Davis and Mike Pelfrey. With as young as a majority of these teams are, the NL East could be a pretty damn competitive division for years to come. This could be fun to watch for the next 10 years. Thoughts?

over 1 year ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 45 comments

We knew it was coming. He has never appeared in the majors and turned 31 on Sunday.

over 1 year ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 47 comments

So our lineup is getting there
Reyes
Castillo
Wright
Davis
Bay
Pagan?
Frenchy?
Barajas?
pitcher

over 1 year ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 12 comments

It's really not so bad.
They came up with something similar to what I would do.

Here's theirs:
1. Reyes
2. Pagan
3. Wright
4. Bay
5. Davis
6. Barajas
7. Frenchy
8. Castillo
9. Pitcher

I'd prefer something like this:
1. Reyes
2. Pagan
3. Davis
4. Wright
5. Barajas
6. Bay
7. Frenchy/Carter
8. pitcher/Castillo
9. Castillo/pitcher

almost 2 years ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 32 comments

Ok...What's the plan for Fernando

I've just been wondering what's the plan for Fernando Martinez. Hearing rumors that he's not a Center Field prospect anymore and more of a corners guy. Is that true? What about Frenchy/Bay/Carter and even Beltran may turn into a corner guy post surgery. It seems we have a surplus of options but no real direction is which we are going. His plate discipline is still lacking, only 1 walk so far this season compared to 16 Ks. I just wanted to start a conversation to see where we all thought the Mets should go

almost 2 years ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 32 comments

Amazin' Avenue 2010 Mets Milestone Watch


So yeah, it's an off day and after winning 9 of our last 10 I couldn't get enough of Mets baseball. So I spent a considerable amount of my free work hours on baseball-reference.com. David Wright's most recent addition to the 1,000 hit club (Chase Utley joined shortley after) had me thinking of Met milestones and seeing where our frustrating lovable Mets are on their list. I appologize in advance for not having this in table format.

Poll
Which milestones are you most keeping track of?
1000 hits
12 votes
Various HR totals
7 votes
Reyes and his 3Bs
16 votes
Slappy and his 2000 hit campaign
17 votes
Other
5 votes

57 votes | Poll has closed

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I'd rather see Carter and save Davis. But it's better than Jacobs.

almost 2 years ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 43 comments

Bases Loaded + Mets = Bad

The Mets, who were 2-for-14 with runners in scoring position, were ranked 29th in the majors the past two seasons in bases-loaded average -- hitting .220 in 2009 and .216 in 2008. Per Adam Rubin - ESPNNY

almost 2 years ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 11 comments

I didn't know where exactly to put this or if this even has a spot here but I have been searching for a solid, consistent group of baseball players on the PS3 to get some games in.
Only downside to posting here is that all of you guys are mets fans like myself.

If you are interested in a good MLB buddy hit me up online: EMSfan9

I'm sorry if this is in the wrong place or stepping on any toes.

almost 2 years ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 15 comments

Blogging The Boys What do the Cowboys need to get over the hump?

After the losses we all want to place blame on this or that and it's never the same (except those of us who have blind hatred towards one player or coach.) I have come to the conclision that maybe the 2009 Dallas Cowboys are just an average to above average team.

Good teams beat who they are supposed to. Great teams find ways to beat those they aren't supposed to. Right now we are 7-0 against teams with .500 records or worse and 1-5 against teams with winning records. Average, maybe a little better.

But if we determine the Dallas Cowboys are average, the question becomes: what's missing? Where are we lacking the player we need to get us over the hump?

As I began thinking of some of the better teams over the past few years and what put them over the top here is what I came up with:

You can point to quarterback but we have a great one in Tony Romo. Some point to running back but we have one of the best trios in the league. At wide receiver we have a very solid one-two punch, we could possibly need that back breaking slot guy, ala Wes Welker, but don't really have to have one.

On the defensive side of the ball we have the great pass rusher in DeMarcus Ware. A beast at the Nose position in Ratliff. A solid remaining linebacker corps with Bradie James, Keith Brooking and Anthony Spencer. Cowboys may need more depth at LB because Bobby Carpenter isn't cutting it. Marcus Spears is one of our best run stoppers at DE. So consider the starting LBs and DL good enough to win.

That brings us to the secondary. First up is corner. Terrence Newman is an average to above average corner, not a play-maker but not Jaques Reeves either. He is solid just gets burned a little to much for my liking. Mike Jenkins is a good corner with the potential to be great. Orlando Scandrick still has my vote after his outstanding play last season. Our top three corners should be good enough to win.

Then comes the safety position. We are currently running with Alan Ball at FS and Gerald Sensabaugh at SS. Plug in Ken Hamlin in place of Ball and we obviously improve but there is still much to be desired at the safety position. This is probably the Cowboys weakest "Skill" position and what the Cowboys need to improve on most.

In my opinion, the safety is the position the Cowboys need to fix to get over the proverbial hump. Look at some of the best teams over the past few years.

The Steelers have Troy Polomalu (not this season and look how they've done). The Ravens have Ed Reed. The Colts have Bob Sanders. The Saints were an average squad before they picked up Darren Sharper and now they are undefeated. Broncos improved immensely since getting rid of Jay Cutler and adding Brian Dawkins. The Eagles have been inconsistent without him. The Cardinals have improved as their safety play by Adrian Wilson has. Look at the 90's Cowboys, Darren Woodson.

That's my take, the Cowboys need a play-making safety to get over the hump. What do you think is missing?

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Six Mets get a chance to show off their design capabilities, or lack of them, with this new series.

I personally think they could have picked a better bunch.
JJ Putz (Set-up man, really?)
Omir Santos (SHORT SWINGZ)
Gary Sheffield (One and done?)
Bobby Parnell (Middle Reliever why?)
John Maine (No. 3 or 4 starter at best)
and Daniel Murphy (perhaps the only one with lasting selling power)

over 2 years ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 9 comments

Omar does have a little sense. The Jays wanted Niese, F!, Parnell and Tejada for the Toronto ace.

EDIT: Minaya also said the Mets aren't interested in Rent-a-players via trade. Halladay out!

over 2 years ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 28 comments

From the looks of this...things are going to get worse before they get better.

over 2 years ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 21 comments

Should be out "a couple of days".

over 2 years ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 6 comments

Switzer no longer in bullpen.

Argenis Reyes has been recalled from Buffalo to take his place: We all knew this time would come.

Sheff gets another day off and Evans starts at first. It seems Gary has had a cortisone shot in his knee today.

Apparently Sheffield's knee problem is an inflamed bursa sac. Hopefully he can avoid the DL

over 2 years ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 33 comments

Ray Ramirez can't even get Mets players to the hospital without issue.

over 2 years ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 13 comments

BREAKING NEWS

BELTRAN AND WRIGHT HITTING BACK TO BACK! Here is the lineup: Alex Cora SS Fernando Martinez LF Carlos Beltran CF David Wright 3B Ryan Church RF Gary Sheffield DH Daniel Murphy 1B Brian Schneider C Luis Castillo 2B

over 2 years ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 10 comments

Emil Brown, who was involved in two of the Met's five double plays, DFA'd instead so F-Mart can stay.

over 2 years ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 8 comments

I really like seeing this from Beltran but we all know that the people who rip him for lacking emotion and heart will find a way to rip him for this too.

over 2 years ago Jose_reyes_tiny EMSfan9 2 comments