Murphy Shines Again In Mets 8-6 Win Over Reds

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• alex68 July 27, 2011 at 7:37 am

  Let’s go mets!!!! great win last night, as stated by me many times, this offense when not facing top flight pitching can be really good, reyes has cooled off a bit, yet david, murphy and turner have picked up the slack, i don’t know what it is but we actually play BETTER on the road, jeez, also, the atlanta braves who are starving for offense have just put mccann (their best threat offensively) on the DL, this might be the break we were hoping for, NOW, we may see this as an opp to help the ballclub get better and add some players instead of just unloading them for “prospects”..
  Murphy has been ON FIRE!!!!!! wow, i love ike davis, but wow, murphy’s become a great hitter, 3 more hits, the offense rolling, let’s get another win tonight boys!!!!!

  on a side note, what was paulino thinking when pagan hit that 2 out blooper with bases loaded?? memo to paulino, know the situation of the game at all times
  • Kay July 27, 2011 at 7:49 am

    Last night the Reds defense was awful and it rattled Cueto, however as you stated many times, “when not facing top flight pitching”, just to bring it to your attention Cueto had a 6-3 record with a 1.88 era – that’s NOT top flight? I’d like a guy in my rotation with a 1.88 era, but hey, that’s just me.
    • alex68 July 27, 2011 at 8:15 am

      lmao, kay, cueto is good, by top flight i mean overall, good starters and good bullpen combined and for a whole series not like 1 game.. but i get what you are saying, by the way, DID ANYBODY SEE THE BRAVES/PIRATES END OF THE GAME LAST NIGHT!!!???? THE WORST CALLLED IN BASEBALL HISTORY!!!!
• Des July 27, 2011 at 7:53 am

  David Wright had two more hits and is now 10-for-24 since returning from the disabled list. That’s what clutch player do.
• Des July 27, 2011 at 7:56 am

  When Jose Reyes resumes hitting line drives and grounders, our team will have him on base more. He’s in a temporary fly ball and popup mode.
• Metsr1 July 27, 2011 at 7:57 am

  That’s great! Let’s trade him to an american league team in need of a DH while he has some value. Senor’ brickhands as Keith Hernandez said the other night “has no position”. I love that he’s hitting, but again, the ball will find you. This team is going nowhere at .500 and should get something from an AL team for a guy, who I must admit is on fire. And at the right time, trade deadline time. But being a realist, I know that with Davis out for maybe the year, someone, albeit “brickhands” Murphy, must play first. Duda is no more than AAAA type player and Collins knows that.
  • Des July 27, 2011 at 8:10 am

    Keith Hernandez has turned into a ‘know it all’ announcer. Every question that Gary brings up about some player in the league is responded to by Keith with a prologue of how he did it. Keith has become boring. Tim McCarver isn’t the only blowhard behind the mike.

    Daniel Murphy has made only 13 errors in three seasons, ten of which occurred in 2009 when he was learning 2B. Other than that season, Murphy has made only three errors. His overall fielding percentage is .984. Not too shabby.
    • alex68 July 27, 2011 at 8:12 am

      des, i love his aggresiveness, but he’s a butcher, mind you he’s gotten better, but come on!! jeter made 6 errors last year, you’re going by that???? there were balls he didn’t even made attempt to make, he probably win it this year too, the AL SS position has become a total joke.. but back to murphy, the way he’a hitting i’d say: “who cares” the man is on fire!!!!
    • Metsr1 July 27, 2011 at 8:53 am

      Now it’s Keith Hernandez’s fault that Murphy has brickhands. An umpteen time gold glove winner can’t share an opinion about a (I use the word loosely) “fellow” first baseman. It’s still George Bush’s fault too I guess? Murphy’s .984 feilding percentage is a joke. One must simply use their eyes and common sense to see he is awful with the glove. He makes the routine palys look difficult and quite comical even if he makes the out. At least he makes me laugh when balls are hit to him. I’m not used to comedy in my watching of baseball, so I guess that’s a plus.
      • Donal July 27, 2011 at 9:27 am

        It’s Keith’s fault that he’s exaggerating Murphy’s defensive short comings. He actually does pretty well at 2B and 1B. Obviously, 1B belongs to Ike when he gets back, but if Murphy can play replacement level defense at 2B, we’ll be fine with him there.

        “One must simply use their eyes and common sense to see he is awful with the glove.”

        Common sense is a myth and your eyes can deceive you, especially when combined with your faulty memory.

        “He makes the routine palys look difficult and quite comical even if he makes the out. ”

        But he makes the out, which is what counts. If you want to give points for style, go judge figure skating.
        • alex68 July 27, 2011 at 9:31 am

          But he makes the out, which is what counts. If you want to give points for style, go judge figure skating”
          are you ok this morning???
      • Des July 27, 2011 at 9:52 am

        Your eyes are going back on you. Murphy has had 1,503 chances in the field with only 13 errors. C’mon get a life. You’re probably a stylist — a Ruben Tejada admirer. You’ve made an accusation and when the evidence contradicts your position, you double down. Silly fan of the Yankeess?
• alex68 July 27, 2011 at 8:15 am

  http://mlb.mlb.com/video/play.jsp?content_id=17335331&topic_id=11493214
• gary s. July 27, 2011 at 10:08 am

  It was a horrible call.I saw the replay.Noy any worse than the 2nd basemans blown call in last nites met game on a steal of second by the reds.The guy was out by 5 feet and the ump called him safe at 2nd.I hate to see replay in mlb expand to the bases, but the umps are pretty bad as a whole.The guy wuo called balls and strikes last nite was blind.