krustydoyle wrote: » Started today's game where they left off too.. 5 runs in the 1st
jack presley wrote: » I watched both games yesterday (sad, I know) and the defence from both teams was appalling. I've never seen the baseball equivalent of Sunday morning football but I'd say it was similar to some of fielding from both teams yesterday. The Mets were better in Game 2 but the Braves were awful in both. It's annoying that Reyes is still getting game time and TJ Rivera gets sent down today (after a PH HR) and they don't look in any rush to bring up Rosario so we're stuck with old man Cabrera at SS. It's past the Super 2 date so they've no excuse really for leaving him in Las Vegas. I did read that some of the players have been sticking up for Reyes and don't want him DFAd but he's been awful all year and needs to be taken off the roster.
Igotadose wrote: » Mets win, another injury (Walker), another ineffective starter now complaining about a dead arm (Harvey.) A relief pitcher (Smoker) just put on the DL. Oh, and Rafael Montero's on his way back to replace Smoker. And they're not bringing up the top infield prospect to fill in. Bring on the Nationals, I guess.
ShyMets wrote: » Rleax. Terry has a plan
Igotadose wrote: » He's awake? Hard to tell. Not sure why Rosario's not up, but if they do the 10 day DL thing for Walker, maybe.
ShyMets wrote: » From what i've heard the Mets Front office dont feel he's ready. I'd be amazed if wr dont see him at some point. Personally I'd have him on the next plane from Las Vegas. They've nothing to lose at this point
The Reservoir Dubs Anchorman wrote: » Bringing him up early can hurt his development. He is raking in Vegas but hard to judge those stats in comparison to the big leagues. Probably time at the moment though, Mets really hurting at SS.
jack presley wrote: » Make or break weekend turning into a bit of a damp squib for the Mets. Totally outmatched and can't even blame injuries.
Coeus wrote: » Hey Guys, I'm in the US with work and have just arrived in Denver in time for the Rockies game this afternoon. Was actually aiming to go to tomorrows game but got here early...cant wait to check out Coors Field
krustydoyle wrote: » Yankees don't like playing over on the west coast that's for sure
jack presley wrote: » Every team goes through a bad run at some stage during the season. I wouldn't be too worried about the Yankees at the moment.
The Reservoir Dubs Anchorman wrote: » A few injuries mounting for them. Hicks will be missed and CC missing will be worrying ones. Not alot of depth around that rotation.
jack presley wrote: » That's true about the rotation and maybe Judge comes back to earth a bit but they should still hang about at least.
mod9maple wrote: » Parity in the AL? The last placed team, Oakland, is only 4.5 games back of the 2nd wild-card. Houston really the only team running away with their division. Look at the NL. 4 teams are miles ahead and the teams chasing the wildcard are between 9 and 21 games back! Some difference.
The Reservoir Dubs Anchorman wrote: » Reyes hits two HR's off Kershaw, I imagine it's been a while since that happened? Kershaw has been susceptible to the long ball this year though, missing in the wrong spots perhaps.
jack presley wrote: » Pity they were 7-0 down after 2 though, well before Reyes HRs.
The Reservoir Dubs Anchorman wrote: » It's been a tough year on you Jack thus far, still expect some comeback from the Mets but hard to see anything at the moment especially with the Wild Card positions likely to be gaudy win numbers to get to.
jack presley wrote: » Too many teams to catch and a widening gap so at this stage I'd be happy if they got back to .500. Even that's going to be tough though. Any idea how you guys can fix the bullpen? Sort that out and I'd say the Nats are the best team in baseball.
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