Comments on: Featured Post: Hope In Flushing, Despair In The Bronx

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By: JJ

JJ — Tue, 12 Mar 2013 12:16:14 +0000

I love the Mets too but what planet are you living on?? A “minor leagues bursting with talent”…..

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By: ray sadecki

ray sadecki — Tue, 12 Mar 2013 01:15:13 +0000

prediction #2 – The Mets finish 3rd ahead of phils as their 2 elderly team is also beset with injuries and declining productivity from their star players

By: ray sadecki

ray sadecki — Tue, 12 Mar 2013 01:11:42 +0000

Prediction # 1 – Sabathia ends up on DL and yanks finish in cellar. Too bad mo wont have many games to save on his goodbye tour. Boos pour down in yank me stadium as hapless yanks stink it up good

By: ray sadecki

ray sadecki — Tue, 12 Mar 2013 01:04:02 +0000

Glad to see this article got back on track after somebody tried to turn it into another wright bashing/defending thread- as if we havent had enough already. Nice article. I have been thinking the same thing all winter. I would not want to trade places with the Yankees or The Phils right now. Our time is coming and thiers is ending. The pieces are still coming together but the light is in view. Lets go Mets !

By: MDonaldWilpon

MDonaldWilpon — Mon, 11 Mar 2013 21:16:53 +0000

Any Mets fan should be excited. However, that excitement should be tempered with both a grain of salt and a sense of history.

I’ve seen Matt Harvey and Zach Wheeler before- they came in the form of Paul Wilson who was the best right handed pitching prospect since Roger Clemens, and Jason Isringhausen who in short order blew out an elbow, punched a water cooler and broke his hand, and developed tuberculosis and was traded for Billy Taylor all before his 26th birthday…

I also saw Tim Leary, David West, and Pete Schourek too. Let’s all calm down and take a deep breath. We are nowhere near out of the woods…

And remember, the future of this franchise isn’t Zach Wheeler, Matt Harvey, or Travis D’Arnaud- it’s the dopey son who hasn’t had to work a day in his life who will be calling all of the shots once Daddy and Uncle Saul pass away…

There can be no hope where there is a Wilpon…

By: METS62FAN

METS62FAN — Mon, 11 Mar 2013 12:08:32 +0000

JUST… IT’S UNFORTUNATE YOUR MONICA ISN’T SHORT FOR JUSTICE AS U CERTAINLY WOULD’VE REPORTED THE VAST BULK OF MEX’S DRUG ISSUES WERE FROM HIS CARDINAL DAYS AS CAME TO LIGHT IN THE PUITTSBURGH,PA HEARINGS. DESPITE HIS PAST DRUG INVOLVMENT & HIS PUNISHMENT OF EXILE FROM THE MOST SUCCESSFUL NL FRANCHISES TO ONE OF THE NL’s LEAST RESPECTED ORG.
TO HIS CREDIT, HERNANDEZ USED HIS ABILITY TO INFLUENCE YOUTHFUL TEAMMATES FOR GOOD RATHER THAN EVIL AS I’M CONFIDENT 5 ’86 YOUNG STALWARTS(GOODEN,DARLING,FERNANDEZ,AGUIKLERA, McDOWELL) WILL CERTAINLY ATTEST & GO TO THE MAT IN SUPPORT OF!

AS THE BIBLICAL CAUTION GOES, LES THOSE AMONG U WITHOUT SIN, CAST THE FIRAST STONE…!
THERE ISN’T A SENSIBLE 80s METS’ FAN THAT FAILS TO REALIZE EVERYONE OF THE 86ers HAD FEET OF CLAY!
UFORTUNATELY U CHOSE THE LIMITING DEFINITION OF “JUST” & NOT THE RIGHTEOUS ONE! [DEAD SERIOUS, NO LAUGHING] DSNL?

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By: Just-Da-Damaja

Just-Da-Damaja — Mon, 11 Mar 2013 01:09:38 +0000

“This is something that is starting to change. ”

LMAO

By: Just-Da-Damaja

Just-Da-Damaja — Mon, 11 Mar 2013 01:08:41 +0000

And did any of these off-the field issues prevent Miguel or the Tigers from success this year?

We hold Keith Hernandez in high regard and his track record makes Cabrera look like a choir boy

on record, Keith was snorting coke in the clubhouse and introducing younger players to drugs

the 86 mets were taking female fans out of the stands and having “batting practice” with them DURING the game IN BETWEEN INNINGS

since when did we need a bunch of Mother Theresa’s on the field

pleeease

By: Kay

Kay — Mon, 11 Mar 2013 00:02:04 +0000

He is spoken about being in the top ranking of all 3b by many professionals out there, MLB network had a series on a few weeks ago, and ex players, GM, Managers, Coaches all weighted in and consider him in the top 3..

By: metfan lou

metfan lou — Sun, 10 Mar 2013 22:26:03 +0000

Please see my response to Joe D above. My comments speak for themselves.

By: metfan lou

metfan lou — Sun, 10 Mar 2013 22:22:16 +0000

The site is called “Mets Merized Online” The Ultimate Baseball Site for Die Hard Met Fans. I made the mistake of taking the site literally!

By: Metsie

Metsie — Sun, 10 Mar 2013 20:38:41 +0000

The Yankees seem to be where the Phillies were at this time last year….
Little comfort to me….It doesn’t help our team one bit.

By: 3doza33

3doza33 — Sun, 10 Mar 2013 19:20:24 +0000

Metfan Lou, no one cares about what u want to read about! I love the fact that we are on the way up and the Yankees are in a worse situation than we were a few years ago! Part of being a met or red sox fan is hating the Yankees! Keep up the good work metsmerized! Ill keep reading! Go mets!!

By: METS62FAN

METS62FAN — Sun, 10 Mar 2013 17:18:44 +0000

TEARS OF JOY WILL LIKELY COME TO YOUR EYES WHEN U LIMIT THE AGE COMPARISONS OF NY TEAMS TO “MOST LIKELY RELIED UPONS”
FOR THE NAMES INVOLVED I GENEROUSLY USED THE MLB.COM DEPTH CHARTS SHOWN TODAY FOR EACH TEAM IN WHICH 6 SP WERE LISTED FOR NYY & 8 FOR THE MORE ALTERABLE NYM ROTATION IN CASES WHERE A SWING PITCHER APPEARED AS BOTH A ROTATIONAL & RELIED OPTION I USED THEM AS ROTATIONAL ONLY COMPARATIVELY AS FOR COMPARING LINEUPS I CHOSE THE PRIMARY POSITIONER LISTED FOR EACH TEAM LOOKING @ THE 9 MAN AVG LINEUP USING NYM ROTATION AVG & NYY DH AGES TO ARRIVE @ A COMPARATIVE 9 I DISCOVERED THE 9 IN FLUSHING AVERAGED @ 27.6 YRS OF AGE WHILE THE BRONX CONTINGENT HOBBLED IN @ A RIPE 33.6 YRS OF AGE AVG. IN ADDITION THE RESPECTIVE BULLPEN CONTINGENTS COMPARED WITH FLUSHING IN @ 27.4 WHILE BRONX WAS @ 32.0 ROTATIONS ARE SIGNIFICANT; WITH NYM AVG OF 27.4 COMPARED TO NYY OF 32.0

ALWAYS A M A Z I N G AREN’T THEY?

AS NYY FANS ARE AGHAST @ THE LIST OF HOBBLED WARRIORS, I CAN’T HELP; BUT REFLECT UPON GIRARDI’S SUCCINCT EXPLANATION OF HIS BELIEF HEALTH WILL DETERMINE THE EAST DIVISION OF THE AL, BTW THAT WAS ONLY A COUPLE OF WEEKS AFTER HE FARSAW 95Ws NO ONE ASKING HIM ABOUT THE LOST 150+ HRs IS AS OBVIOUS AN OMISSION AS OBAMA’S BLINDNESS TO SPENDING AS AN ISSUE OR CONCERN PERHAPS THEY BORROW EACH OTHERS FIDDLES AS THEY VIEW THE FLAMES ENGULFING THEM?

SORRY; BUT I COULDN’T PASS UP THE RATHER OBVIOUS OBLIVIOSNESS BEING UN-HEADLINED!

By: taskmaster4450

taskmaster4450 — Sun, 10 Mar 2013 16:55:36 +0000

Lou,

New York is the media capital of the world. When it comes to sports, being the big Kahuna in the city means something. Look at the efforts the Nets are making to unseat the Knicks. Same with the Jets and Giants. And yes, Mets and Yankees. For the last 2 decades the Yankees have owned NYC. This is something that is starting to change. Honestly, do you really feel that players want to come to the Mets unless there is a valid reason (like overpaying or they have no other options). That is the history since the early 1990s.

As for the Mets themselves, how can you not be excited about what is going on? Young talent is emerging, some of which is going to be very productive at the major league level. This is a situation which sharply contrasts the Yankees who are entering a period similar to what the Mets endured the last couple of seasons (players owed lots of money who have skills that are going south). That is going to have an impact upon what happens going forward. There is a lot more to competition in NYC than just what takes place on the field.

Noise gets attention which gets ball players. Do you recall the 80s? George was able to keep himself in the media but the Yankees were relatively quiet. The Mets, on the other hand, were the Kahuna in NYC. The stars showed up in Flushing during the middle part of that decade. And in NYC, just like LA, that means a great deal.