Mets wanted sju to buy 5000 tickets

[beast of the east]

The Mets are extremely generous to my son's little league.

Didn't your son's team sweep them over the weekend?

Meanwhile, the Yankees would love one arm like Harvey, Syndergaard, DeGrom, or Wheeler. Enjoy it while you can.

We have one. His name is Pineda. Other then Harvey, he's equally as good as any of those other guys. What we need is two or three more of them. Hopefully, Evoldi is one (he doesn't get enough swings and misses for my liking). What we need is two or three more of them, but other then the Cardinals, you really have to be bad for the better part of a decade before you can ensure yourself of that. Thankfully, most of the pitching staffs in the AL leave something to be desired.

P.S. Yankees also need a 2B, a SS, an "in-his-prime" slugger (preferably one who can play RF), a 2B, some relief help in back of the big two, and a 2B.

Pineda does have nasty stuff. I like him a lot.

This isn't the Puslipher-Isringhausen-Wilson group. It's actually more talented, but you know how that goes. A couple of injuries and flameouts and you are back to square one. Harvey is the best home grown Mets pitcher since Gooden, and reminds everyone of Seaver.

There is room for 2 good teams in New York. I never much bought into the love the Mets hte the Yankees thing, which was mostly long standing from the time we were 8 or 9.

Beast, that's because you are too young to have been a Brooklyn Dodgers fan. The hated Yankees dominated the Dodgers repeatedly in several frustrating World Series match- ups till 1955. And, we all know what happened after the Bums finally won. This is the crucible that made me a loyal Redman and Mets fan! (let's hope the pendulum is finally headed back in our direction!

Good point. I am pretty certain I'd have been a Dodgers fan, and I guess from about 47 on, the Yanks had an incredible run of pennants and World Series wins until they sputtered out after 64. Good point man, and the psyche of a Met's fan is much more Dodger than NY Giant, even if Mets colors take the orange from the Giants and blue from the Dodgers.

 

[ohiofan]

The Mets are extremely generous to my son's little league.

Didn't your son's team sweep them over the weekend?

Meanwhile, the Yankees would love one arm like Harvey, Syndergaard, DeGrom, or Wheeler. Enjoy it while you can.

We have one. His name is Pineda. Other then Harvey, he's equally as good as any of those other guys. What we need is two or three more of them. Hopefully, Evoldi is one (he doesn't get enough swings and misses for my liking). What we need is two or three more of them, but other then the Cardinals, you really have to be bad for the better part of a decade before you can ensure yourself of that. Thankfully, most of the pitching staffs in the AL leave something to be desired.

P.S. Yankees also need a 2B, a SS, an "in-his-prime" slugger (preferably one who can play RF), a 2B, some relief help in back of the big two, and a 2B.

Pineda does have nasty stuff. I like him a lot.

This isn't the Puslipher-Isringhausen-Wilson group. It's actually more talented, but you know how that goes. A couple of injuries and flameouts and you are back to square one. Harvey is the best home grown Mets pitcher since Gooden, and reminds everyone of Seaver.

There is room for 2 good teams in New York. I never much bought into the love the Mets hte the Yankees thing, which was mostly long standing from the time we were 8 or 9.

Seems to me it's more of a Met fan hates Yankees then the reverse. Yankee fans don't pay much attention to the Mets.

We Yankees fans don't pay attention to the Mets themselves but are forced to pay attention to you Mets fans, since a large number of you are whiners. Plus you are so much fun to mess with.

 

[kranmars]

The Mets are extremely generous to my son's little league.

Didn't your son's team sweep them over the weekend?

Meanwhile, the Yankees would love one arm like Harvey, Syndergaard, DeGrom, or Wheeler. Enjoy it while you can.

We have one. His name is Pineda. Other then Harvey, he's equally as good as any of those other guys. What we need is two or three more of them. Hopefully, Evoldi is one (he doesn't get enough swings and misses for my liking). What we need is two or three more of them, but other then the Cardinals, you really have to be bad for the better part of a decade before you can ensure yourself of that. Thankfully, most of the pitching staffs in the AL leave something to be desired.

P.S. Yankees also need a 2B, a SS, an "in-his-prime" slugger (preferably one who can play RF), a 2B, some relief help in back of the big two, and a 2B.

Pineda does have nasty stuff. I like him a lot.

This isn't the Puslipher-Isringhausen-Wilson group. It's actually more talented, but you know how that goes. A couple of injuries and flameouts and you are back to square one. Harvey is the best home grown Mets pitcher since Gooden, and reminds everyone of Seaver.

There is room for 2 good teams in New York. I never much bought into the love the Mets hte the Yankees thing, which was mostly long standing from the time we were 8 or 9.

Seems to me it's more of a Met fan hates Yankees then the reverse. Yankee fans don't pay much attention to the Mets.

Except you have been pretty busy taking shots at the Mets despite your claim Yankee fans don't pay much attention to the Mets.

 

[SJU85]

The Mets are extremely generous to my son's little league.

Didn't your son's team sweep them over the weekend?

Meanwhile, the Yankees would love one arm like Harvey, Syndergaard, DeGrom, or Wheeler. Enjoy it while you can.

We have one. His name is Pineda. Other then Harvey, he's equally as good as any of those other guys. What we need is two or three more of them. Hopefully, Evoldi is one (he doesn't get enough swings and misses for my liking). What we need is two or three more of them, but other then the Cardinals, you really have to be bad for the better part of a decade before you can ensure yourself of that. Thankfully, most of the pitching staffs in the AL leave something to be desired.

P.S. Yankees also need a 2B, a SS, an "in-his-prime" slugger (preferably one who can play RF), a 2B, some relief help in back of the big two, and a 2B.

Pineda does have nasty stuff. I like him a lot.

This isn't the Puslipher-Isringhausen-Wilson group. It's actually more talented, but you know how that goes. A couple of injuries and flameouts and you are back to square one. Harvey is the best home grown Mets pitcher since Gooden, and reminds everyone of Seaver.

There is room for 2 good teams in New York. I never much bought into the love the Mets hte the Yankees thing, which was mostly long standing from the time we were 8 or 9.

Seems to me it's more of a Met fan hates Yankees then the reverse. Yankee fans don't pay much attention to the Mets.

I'm married to a Met fan. Most of my relatives in New York who followed baseball were too and I grew up in Queens!!!! Still, like my dad, I am a big Yankee fan!!!!

 

[thetux1]

The Mets are extremely generous to my son's little league.

Didn't your son's team sweep them over the weekend?

Meanwhile, the Yankees would love one arm like Harvey, Syndergaard, DeGrom, or Wheeler. Enjoy it while you can.

We have one. His name is Pineda. Other then Harvey, he's equally as good as any of those other guys. What we need is two or three more of them. Hopefully, Evoldi is one (he doesn't get enough swings and misses for my liking). What we need is two or three more of them, but other then the Cardinals, you really have to be bad for the better part of a decade before you can ensure yourself of that. Thankfully, most of the pitching staffs in the AL leave something to be desired.

P.S. Yankees also need a 2B, a SS, an "in-his-prime" slugger (preferably one who can play RF), a 2B, some relief help in back of the big two, and a 2B.

Pineda does have nasty stuff. I like him a lot.

This isn't the Puslipher-Isringhausen-Wilson group. It's actually more talented, but you know how that goes. A couple of injuries and flameouts and you are back to square one. Harvey is the best home grown Mets pitcher since Gooden, and reminds everyone of Seaver.

There is room for 2 good teams in New York. I never much bought into the love the Mets hte the Yankees thing, which was mostly long standing from the time we were 8 or 9.

Beast, that's because you are too young to have been a Brooklyn Dodgers fan. The hated Yankees dominated the Dodgers repeatedly in several frustrating World Series match- ups till 1955. And, we all know what happened after the Bums finally won. This is the crucible that made me a loyal Redman and Mets fan! (let's hope the pendulum is finally headed back in our direction!

Good point. I am pretty certain I'd have been a Dodgers fan, and I guess from about 47 on, the Yanks had an incredible run of pennants and World Series wins until they sputtered out after 64. Good point man, and the psyche of a Met's fan is much more Dodger than NY Giant, even if Mets colors take the orange from the Giants and blue from the Dodgers.

That's probably because most of our parents were Dodger fans though the Mets were formed by Giants fans(Joan Payson and others) and originally played in the Polo Grounds.

 

[kranmars]

The Mets are extremely generous to my son's little league.

Didn't your son's team sweep them over the weekend?

Meanwhile, the Yankees would love one arm like Harvey, Syndergaard, DeGrom, or Wheeler. Enjoy it while you can.

We have one. His name is Pineda. Other then Harvey, he's equally as good as any of those other guys. What we need is two or three more of them. Hopefully, Evoldi is one (he doesn't get enough swings and misses for my liking). What we need is two or three more of them, but other then the Cardinals, you really have to be bad for the better part of a decade before you can ensure yourself of that. Thankfully, most of the pitching staffs in the AL leave something to be desired.

P.S. Yankees also need a 2B, a SS, an "in-his-prime" slugger (preferably one who can play RF), a 2B, some relief help in back of the big two, and a 2B.

Pineda does have nasty stuff. I like him a lot.

This isn't the Puslipher-Isringhausen-Wilson group. It's actually more talented, but you know how that goes. A couple of injuries and flameouts and you are back to square one. Harvey is the best home grown Mets pitcher since Gooden, and reminds everyone of Seaver.

There is room for 2 good teams in New York. I never much bought into the love the Mets hte the Yankees thing, which was mostly long standing from the time we were 8 or 9.

Seems to me it's more of a Met fan hates Yankees then the reverse. Yankee fans don't pay much attention to the Mets.

I'm married to a Met fan. Most of my relatives in New York who followed baseball were too and I grew up in Queens!!!! Still, like my dad, I am a big Yankee fan!!!!

SJU85, so what you're saying is you married up.

 

[fan5577]

The Mets are extremely generous to my son's little league.

Didn't your son's team sweep them over the weekend?

Meanwhile, the Yankees would love one arm like Harvey, Syndergaard, DeGrom, or Wheeler. Enjoy it while you can.

We have one. His name is Pineda. Other then Harvey, he's equally as good as any of those other guys. What we need is two or three more of them. Hopefully, Evoldi is one (he doesn't get enough swings and misses for my liking). What we need is two or three more of them, but other then the Cardinals, you really have to be bad for the better part of a decade before you can ensure yourself of that. Thankfully, most of the pitching staffs in the AL leave something to be desired.

P.S. Yankees also need a 2B, a SS, an "in-his-prime" slugger (preferably one who can play RF), a 2B, some relief help in back of the big two, and a 2B.

Pineda does have nasty stuff. I like him a lot.

This isn't the Puslipher-Isringhausen-Wilson group. It's actually more talented, but you know how that goes. A couple of injuries and flameouts and you are back to square one. Harvey is the best home grown Mets pitcher since Gooden, and reminds everyone of Seaver.

There is room for 2 good teams in New York. I never much bought into the love the Mets hte the Yankees thing, which was mostly long standing from the time we were 8 or 9.

Seems to me it's more of a Met fan hates Yankees then the reverse. Yankee fans don't pay much attention to the Mets.

That changes. In the late 80's the Mets fans could caee less about the Yankees. The team on tops fans don't care about the other, most of the time, it is the team trying to catch up that sees beating the other team as important.

 

[we are sju]

The Mets are extremely generous to my son's little league.

Didn't your son's team sweep them over the weekend?

Meanwhile, the Yankees would love one arm like Harvey, Syndergaard, DeGrom, or Wheeler. Enjoy it while you can.

We have one. His name is Pineda. Other then Harvey, he's equally as good as any of those other guys. What we need is two or three more of them. Hopefully, Evoldi is one (he doesn't get enough swings and misses for my liking). What we need is two or three more of them, but other then the Cardinals, you really have to be bad for the better part of a decade before you can ensure yourself of that. Thankfully, most of the pitching staffs in the AL leave something to be desired.

P.S. Yankees also need a 2B, a SS, an "in-his-prime" slugger (preferably one who can play RF), a 2B, some relief help in back of the big two, and a 2B.

Pineda does have nasty stuff. I like him a lot.

This isn't the Puslipher-Isringhausen-Wilson group. It's actually more talented, but you know how that goes. A couple of injuries and flameouts and you are back to square one. Harvey is the best home grown Mets pitcher since Gooden, and reminds everyone of Seaver.

There is room for 2 good teams in New York. I never much bought into the love the Mets hte the Yankees thing, which was mostly long standing from the time we were 8 or 9.

Seems to me it's more of a Met fan hates Yankees then the reverse. Yankee fans don't pay much attention to the Mets.

That changes. In the late 80's the Mets fans could caee less about the Yankees. The team on tops fans don't care about the other, most of the time, it is the team trying to catch up that sees beating the other team as important.

Clemens, A Rod, Suzyn Waldman, what is not to hate?

 

[SJU85]

The Mets are extremely generous to my son's little league.

Didn't your son's team sweep them over the weekend?

Meanwhile, the Yankees would love one arm like Harvey, Syndergaard, DeGrom, or Wheeler. Enjoy it while you can.

We have one. His name is Pineda. Other then Harvey, he's equally as good as any of those other guys. What we need is two or three more of them. Hopefully, Evoldi is one (he doesn't get enough swings and misses for my liking). What we need is two or three more of them, but other then the Cardinals, you really have to be bad for the better part of a decade before you can ensure yourself of that. Thankfully, most of the pitching staffs in the AL leave something to be desired.

P.S. Yankees also need a 2B, a SS, an "in-his-prime" slugger (preferably one who can play RF), a 2B, some relief help in back of the big two, and a 2B.

Pineda does have nasty stuff. I like him a lot.

This isn't the Puslipher-Isringhausen-Wilson group. It's actually more talented, but you know how that goes. A couple of injuries and flameouts and you are back to square one. Harvey is the best home grown Mets pitcher since Gooden, and reminds everyone of Seaver.

There is room for 2 good teams in New York. I never much bought into the love the Mets hte the Yankees thing, which was mostly long standing from the time we were 8 or 9.

Seems to me it's more of a Met fan hates Yankees then the reverse. Yankee fans don't pay much attention to the Mets.

I'm married to a Met fan. Most of my relatives in New York who followed baseball were too and I grew up in Queens!!!! Still, like my dad, I am a big Yankee fan!!!!

SJU85, so what you're saying is you married up.

:cheer: :cheer: :cheer:

You might not think so if I tell you the two college basketball teams she supported when I met her.

 

[SJU85]

The Mets are extremely generous to my son's little league.

Didn't your son's team sweep them over the weekend?

Meanwhile, the Yankees would love one arm like Harvey, Syndergaard, DeGrom, or Wheeler. Enjoy it while you can.

We have one. His name is Pineda. Other then Harvey, he's equally as good as any of those other guys. What we need is two or three more of them. Hopefully, Evoldi is one (he doesn't get enough swings and misses for my liking). What we need is two or three more of them, but other then the Cardinals, you really have to be bad for the better part of a decade before you can ensure yourself of that. Thankfully, most of the pitching staffs in the AL leave something to be desired.

P.S. Yankees also need a 2B, a SS, an "in-his-prime" slugger (preferably one who can play RF), a 2B, some relief help in back of the big two, and a 2B.

Pineda does have nasty stuff. I like him a lot.

This isn't the Puslipher-Isringhausen-Wilson group. It's actually more talented, but you know how that goes. A couple of injuries and flameouts and you are back to square one. Harvey is the best home grown Mets pitcher since Gooden, and reminds everyone of Seaver.

There is room for 2 good teams in New York. I never much bought into the love the Mets hte the Yankees thing, which was mostly long standing from the time we were 8 or 9.

Seems to me it's more of a Met fan hates Yankees then the reverse. Yankee fans don't pay much attention to the Mets.

That changes. In the late 80's the Mets fans could caee less about the Yankees. The team on tops fans don't care about the other, most of the time, it is the team trying to catch up that sees beating the other team as important.

Clemens, A Rod, Suzyn Waldman, what is not to hate?

You left out John "it is high it is far it is... caught" Sterling.

 

[we are sju]

The Mets are extremely generous to my son's little league.

Didn't your son's team sweep them over the weekend?

Meanwhile, the Yankees would love one arm like Harvey, Syndergaard, DeGrom, or Wheeler. Enjoy it while you can.

We have one. His name is Pineda. Other then Harvey, he's equally as good as any of those other guys. What we need is two or three more of them. Hopefully, Evoldi is one (he doesn't get enough swings and misses for my liking). What we need is two or three more of them, but other then the Cardinals, you really have to be bad for the better part of a decade before you can ensure yourself of that. Thankfully, most of the pitching staffs in the AL leave something to be desired.

P.S. Yankees also need a 2B, a SS, an "in-his-prime" slugger (preferably one who can play RF), a 2B, some relief help in back of the big two, and a 2B.

Pineda does have nasty stuff. I like him a lot.

This isn't the Puslipher-Isringhausen-Wilson group. It's actually more talented, but you know how that goes. A couple of injuries and flameouts and you are back to square one. Harvey is the best home grown Mets pitcher since Gooden, and reminds everyone of Seaver.

There is room for 2 good teams in New York. I never much bought into the love the Mets hte the Yankees thing, which was mostly long standing from the time we were 8 or 9.

Seems to me it's more of a Met fan hates Yankees then the reverse. Yankee fans don't pay much attention to the Mets.

That changes. In the late 80's the Mets fans could caee less about the Yankees. The team on tops fans don't care about the other, most of the time, it is the team trying to catch up that sees beating the other team as important.

Clemens, A Rod, Suzyn Waldman, what is not to hate?

You left out John "it is high it is far it is... caught" Sterling.

I am fair don't hate him. Mostly it is their fans. If I had to add a 4th for my Mount Rushmore of hated Yankee things would be Posada, Wells or Torre

 

[fan5577]

The Mets are extremely generous to my son's little league.

Didn't your son's team sweep them over the weekend?

Meanwhile, the Yankees would love one arm like Harvey, Syndergaard, DeGrom, or Wheeler. Enjoy it while you can.

We have one. His name is Pineda. Other then Harvey, he's equally as good as any of those other guys. What we need is two or three more of them. Hopefully, Evoldi is one (he doesn't get enough swings and misses for my liking). What we need is two or three more of them, but other then the Cardinals, you really have to be bad for the better part of a decade before you can ensure yourself of that. Thankfully, most of the pitching staffs in the AL leave something to be desired.

P.S. Yankees also need a 2B, a SS, an "in-his-prime" slugger (preferably one who can play RF), a 2B, some relief help in back of the big two, and a 2B.

Pineda does have nasty stuff. I like him a lot.

This isn't the Puslipher-Isringhausen-Wilson group. It's actually more talented, but you know how that goes. A couple of injuries and flameouts and you are back to square one. Harvey is the best home grown Mets pitcher since Gooden, and reminds everyone of Seaver.

There is room for 2 good teams in New York. I never much bought into the love the Mets hte the Yankees thing, which was mostly long standing from the time we were 8 or 9.

Seems to me it's more of a Met fan hates Yankees then the reverse. Yankee fans don't pay much attention to the Mets.

That changes. In the late 80's the Mets fans could caee less about the Yankees. The team on tops fans don't care about the other, most of the time, it is the team trying to catch up that sees beating the other team as important.

Clemens, A Rod, Suzyn Waldman, what is not to hate?

You left out John "it is high it is far it is... caught" Sterling.

Caught by the shortstop LOL

 

[thakid]

The Mets are extremely generous to my son's little league.

Didn't your son's team sweep them over the weekend?

Meanwhile, the Yankees would love one arm like Harvey, Syndergaard, DeGrom, or Wheeler. Enjoy it while you can.

We have one. His name is Pineda. Other then Harvey, he's equally as good as any of those other guys. What we need is two or three more of them. Hopefully, Evoldi is one (he doesn't get enough swings and misses for my liking). What we need is two or three more of them, but other then the Cardinals, you really have to be bad for the better part of a decade before you can ensure yourself of that. Thankfully, most of the pitching staffs in the AL leave something to be desired.

P.S. Yankees also need a 2B, a SS, an "in-his-prime" slugger (preferably one who can play RF), a 2B, some relief help in back of the big two, and a 2B.

Pineda does have nasty stuff. I like him a lot.

This isn't the Puslipher-Isringhausen-Wilson group. It's actually more talented, but you know how that goes. A couple of injuries and flameouts and you are back to square one. Harvey is the best home grown Mets pitcher since Gooden, and reminds everyone of Seaver.

There is room for 2 good teams in New York. I never much bought into the love the Mets hte the Yankees thing, which was mostly long standing from the time we were 8 or 9.

Seems to me it's more of a Met fan hates Yankees then the reverse. Yankee fans don't pay much attention to the Mets.

That changes. In the late 80's the Mets fans could caee less about the Yankees. The team on tops fans don't care about the other, most of the time, it is the team trying to catch up that sees beating the other team as important.

Clemens, A Rod, Suzyn Waldman, what is not to hate?

You left out John "it is high it is far it is... caught" Sterling.

I am fair don't hate him. Mostly it is their fans. If I had to add a 4th for my Mount Rushmore of hated Yankee things would be Posada, Wells or Torre

Please consider Paul O'Neill for the 4th spot. Steinbrenner should be a 5th head way above the 4 too - he's gotta be at the top. Him getting suspended for a couple years is the only reason the Yankees late 90's/early 2000s dynasty was able to happen.

 

[beast of the east]

The Mets are extremely generous to my son's little league.

Didn't your son's team sweep them over the weekend?

Meanwhile, the Yankees would love one arm like Harvey, Syndergaard, DeGrom, or Wheeler. Enjoy it while you can.

We have one. His name is Pineda. Other then Harvey, he's equally as good as any of those other guys. What we need is two or three more of them. Hopefully, Evoldi is one (he doesn't get enough swings and misses for my liking). What we need is two or three more of them, but other then the Cardinals, you really have to be bad for the better part of a decade before you can ensure yourself of that. Thankfully, most of the pitching staffs in the AL leave something to be desired.

P.S. Yankees also need a 2B, a SS, an "in-his-prime" slugger (preferably one who can play RF), a 2B, some relief help in back of the big two, and a 2B.

Pineda does have nasty stuff. I like him a lot.

This isn't the Puslipher-Isringhausen-Wilson group. It's actually more talented, but you know how that goes. A couple of injuries and flameouts and you are back to square one. Harvey is the best home grown Mets pitcher since Gooden, and reminds everyone of Seaver.

There is room for 2 good teams in New York. I never much bought into the love the Mets hte the Yankees thing, which was mostly long standing from the time we were 8 or 9.

Seems to me it's more of a Met fan hates Yankees then the reverse. Yankee fans don't pay much attention to the Mets.

That changes. In the late 80's the Mets fans could caee less about the Yankees. The team on tops fans don't care about the other, most of the time, it is the team trying to catch up that sees beating the other team as important.

Clemens, A Rod, Suzyn Waldman, what is not to hate?

You left out John "it is high it is far it is... caught" Sterling.

I am fair don't hate him. Mostly it is their fans. If I had to add a 4th for my Mount Rushmore of hated Yankee things would be Posada, Wells or Torre

Please consider Paul O'Neill for the 4th spot. Steinbrenner should be a 5th head way above the 4 too - he's gotta be at the top. Him getting suspended for a couple years is the only reason the Yankees late 90's/early 2000s dynasty was able to happen.

Man, I don't know what I missed. I loved O'Neill's intensity even as a Mets fan. A-Rod - yes a dbag, Clemens should have been lassoed and quartered but he has more steroids in him than a Frank Perdue chicken. But Jeter - class act. Rivera - class act. O'Neill - I'd take three of him for my outfield.

 

[SJU85]

The Mets are extremely generous to my son's little league.

Didn't your son's team sweep them over the weekend?

Meanwhile, the Yankees would love one arm like Harvey, Syndergaard, DeGrom, or Wheeler. Enjoy it while you can.

We have one. His name is Pineda. Other then Harvey, he's equally as good as any of those other guys. What we need is two or three more of them. Hopefully, Evoldi is one (he doesn't get enough swings and misses for my liking). What we need is two or three more of them, but other then the Cardinals, you really have to be bad for the better part of a decade before you can ensure yourself of that. Thankfully, most of the pitching staffs in the AL leave something to be desired.

P.S. Yankees also need a 2B, a SS, an "in-his-prime" slugger (preferably one who can play RF), a 2B, some relief help in back of the big two, and a 2B.

Pineda does have nasty stuff. I like him a lot.

This isn't the Puslipher-Isringhausen-Wilson group. It's actually more talented, but you know how that goes. A couple of injuries and flameouts and you are back to square one. Harvey is the best home grown Mets pitcher since Gooden, and reminds everyone of Seaver.

There is room for 2 good teams in New York. I never much bought into the love the Mets hte the Yankees thing, which was mostly long standing from the time we were 8 or 9.

Seems to me it's more of a Met fan hates Yankees then the reverse. Yankee fans don't pay much attention to the Mets.

That changes. In the late 80's the Mets fans could caee less about the Yankees. The team on tops fans don't care about the other, most of the time, it is the team trying to catch up that sees beating the other team as important.

Clemens, A Rod, Suzyn Waldman, what is not to hate?

You left out John "it is high it is far it is... caught" Sterling.

Caught by the shortstop LOL

I could probably take Susan a little more if she wasn't paired with that ..... I really can't stand listening to him. I wish I knew Spanish as a second language (six years of French in Middle and High School) so I could listen to the Spanish broadcast instead of him and Suzy when I am on the road in the car.

 

[SI1996]

The Mets are extremely generous to my son's little league.

Didn't your son's team sweep them over the weekend?

Meanwhile, the Yankees would love one arm like Harvey, Syndergaard, DeGrom, or Wheeler. Enjoy it while you can.

We have one. His name is Pineda. Other then Harvey, he's equally as good as any of those other guys. What we need is two or three more of them. Hopefully, Evoldi is one (he doesn't get enough swings and misses for my liking). What we need is two or three more of them, but other then the Cardinals, you really have to be bad for the better part of a decade before you can ensure yourself of that. Thankfully, most of the pitching staffs in the AL leave something to be desired.

P.S. Yankees also need a 2B, a SS, an "in-his-prime" slugger (preferably one who can play RF), a 2B, some relief help in back of the big two, and a 2B.

Pineda does have nasty stuff. I like him a lot.

This isn't the Puslipher-Isringhausen-Wilson group. It's actually more talented, but you know how that goes. A couple of injuries and flameouts and you are back to square one. Harvey is the best home grown Mets pitcher since Gooden, and reminds everyone of Seaver.

There is room for 2 good teams in New York. I never much bought into the love the Mets hte the Yankees thing, which was mostly long standing from the time we were 8 or 9.

Seems to me it's more of a Met fan hates Yankees then the reverse. Yankee fans don't pay much attention to the Mets.

That changes. In the late 80's the Mets fans could caee less about the Yankees. The team on tops fans don't care about the other, most of the time, it is the team trying to catch up that sees beating the other team as important.

Clemens, A Rod, Suzyn Waldman, what is not to hate?

You left out John "it is high it is far it is... caught" Sterling.

Caught by the shortstop LOL

I could probably take Susan a little more if she wasn't paired with that ..... I really can't stand listening to him. I wish I knew Spanish as a second language (six years of French in Middle and High School) so I could listen to the Spanish broadcast instead of him and Suzy when I am on the road in the car.

Her voice is like nails on a chalkboard.

 

[Sherman Sheridan & Grant]

The Mets are extremely generous to my son's little league.

Didn't your son's team sweep them over the weekend?

Meanwhile, the Yankees would love one arm like Harvey, Syndergaard, DeGrom, or Wheeler. Enjoy it while you can.

We have one. His name is Pineda. Other then Harvey, he's equally as good as any of those other guys. What we need is two or three more of them. Hopefully, Evoldi is one (he doesn't get enough swings and misses for my liking). What we need is two or three more of them, but other then the Cardinals, you really have to be bad for the better part of a decade before you can ensure yourself of that. Thankfully, most of the pitching staffs in the AL leave something to be desired.

P.S. Yankees also need a 2B, a SS, an "in-his-prime" slugger (preferably one who can play RF), a 2B, some relief help in back of the big two, and a 2B.

Pineda does have nasty stuff. I like him a lot.

This isn't the Puslipher-Isringhausen-Wilson group. It's actually more talented, but you know how that goes. A couple of injuries and flameouts and you are back to square one. Harvey is the best home grown Mets pitcher since Gooden, and reminds everyone of Seaver.

There is room for 2 good teams in New York. I never much bought into the love the Mets hte the Yankees thing, which was mostly long standing from the time we were 8 or 9.

Seems to me it's more of a Met fan hates Yankees then the reverse. Yankee fans don't pay much attention to the Mets.

That changes. In the late 80's the Mets fans could caee less about the Yankees. The team on tops fans don't care about the other, most of the time, it is the team trying to catch up that sees beating the other team as important.

Clemens, A Rod, Suzyn Waldman, what is not to hate?

You left out John "it is high it is far it is... caught" Sterling.

Caught by the shortstop LOL

I could probably take Susan a little more if she wasn't paired with that ..... I really can't stand listening to him. I wish I knew Spanish as a second language (six years of French in Middle and High School) so I could listen to the Spanish broadcast instead of him and Suzy when I am on the road in the car.

SJU85
Thanks
I relate to your language comment
For me, NYC 1960s take French or German or else!!! ( none for Jews Italians Spanish Irish etc) So five years of German for this Italian American kid...at least If they offered the language of my ancestors I might actually use it some...

As to the Mets, to be honest I'm not crazy about " off topics" and I now see two Mets posts and a Rangers post - oh well some of us were not received well for getting into DooWop & Rock n roll
Maybe we should have discussed rap...


Anyway so The Mets are apparently an approved topic and as a long time Yankes fan (since the days of Jerry Lumpe Art Ditmar Andy Carey all the supporting cast to the famous 1950-60 players I grew up with):

1.I have no feelings about the Mets and if anything I prefer if they win
2.Neither team is perfect and I was not in favor of some ( not all) of the Yankees spending - I've never heard of a team rejecting the Yankees penalty tax money - or wishing the Yankees would not show up as a road team and increase attendance by 10,000
Let's get " real"

3.not crazy about retiring dozens of #s
They will soon use 2A 3A 4A 5A 7A - truly great players all, oh wait let me stick Choo Choo Coleman in that mix

4. I could care less where Chris throws out the first pitch - why not little league in Brooklyn where he grew up?

all the best to you and your Mets
AND of course to St Johns!
These are the good old days

 

[Knight]

My Yankees Mount Rushmore-
Ruth
Gehrig
Jeter
Rivera

Mets-
Seaver
Gooden
McGraw
Piazza

 

[tom in salem]

My Yankees Mount Rushmore-
Ruth
Gehrig
Jeter
Rivera

Mets-
Seaver
Gooden
McGraw
Piazza

http://articulo.mercadolibre.com.ve/MLV-437468516-cl27-barajita-elio-chacon-mets-de-new-york-_JM

 

[Knight]

.

My Yankees Mount Rushmore-
Ruth
Gehrig
Jeter
Rivera

Mets-
Seaver
Gooden
McGraw
Piazza

http://articulo.mercadolibre.com.ve/MLV-437468516-cl27-barajita-elio-chacon-mets-de-new-york-_JM

Love it. I remember Elio Chacon