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Met Count of 2013

Edgy MD
Apr 01 2013 10:45 PM

I think we start at 941. Please correct me if'n' I'm wrong.

Welcome to the great struggle.

Met 941: John Buck, blowing the mayor's mind:



Met 942: Collin Cowgill, follows through on his seventh-inning grand slam:



Met 943: Marlon Byrd, greeted by his captain after beginning his career with an RBI single:



Met 944: Brandon Lyon poses for the new penny:



Met 945: Scott Atchison discusses what to expect during the third trimester:



Met 946: Scott Rice finishes the game with a perfect inning, his first big-league appearance after 13 seasons and 480 games in the minors:

Gwreck
Apr 02 2013 06:17 AM
Re: Met Count of 2013

941 is the correct starting point per last year's thread but I think you skipped 942.

Edgy MD
Apr 02 2013 06:22 AM
Re: Met Count of 2013

Fix't. Thanks.

Don't post after midnight, folks.

metirish
Apr 03 2013 07:31 PM
Re: Met Count of 2013

947

LaTroy Hawkins

Gwreck
Apr 03 2013 07:32 PM
Re: Met Count of 2013

Burke is 947
Hawkins is 948

metirish
Apr 03 2013 07:34 PM
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Gwreck wrote:
Burke is 947
Hawkins is 948



damn, I knew I was missing someone..

Edgy MD
Apr 03 2013 07:38 PM
Re: Met Count of 2013

You skipped a dude.

#947: Greg Burke stepping in the bucket as a matter of form.



#948: LaTroy Hawkins, coming to you right from the heart.

Zvon
Apr 03 2013 07:52 PM
Re: Met Count of 2013

I think we start at 941. Please correct me if'n' I'm wrong.

Welcome to the great struggle.

Met 941: John Buck, blowing the mayor's mind:



Hate to be a nitpickydicky but if you think thats Bloomy behind Bucky, you're wrong. Correct thyself!

Edgy MD
Apr 03 2013 08:45 PM
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It was a funny.

seawolf17
Apr 04 2013 07:58 AM
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Adding the new guys to my master list of Met baseball card autographs needs, I find we've already had one Marlon (Anderson), one Collin (McHugh), one Burke (Tim), one Byrd (Paul), and one Brandon (Knight), but a handful of Scotts and Johns.

Benjamin Grimm
Apr 04 2013 08:07 AM
Re: Met Count of 2013

A lot of animal-related names in the new batch: Byrd, Cowgill, Buck, Lyon, Hawkins, and Rice.

Okay, maybe "rice" isn't actually an animal.

Edgy MD
Apr 07 2013 01:55 PM
Re: Met Count of 2013

#949: Anthony Recker, trying to protect the dish, offering hope to a largely hopeless cause.



It really is hard to believe we could do better than Nickeas when it comes to handsome backup catchers, but a fact is a fact.

Ceetar
Apr 07 2013 03:12 PM
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Correct me If I'm wrong, but that should be 950 for Recker right?

949 being Laffey



And that'll probably be it for a little while at least.

Edgy MD
Apr 07 2013 04:37 PM
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Totally slept through my Laffey.

Edgy MD
Apr 23 2013 07:56 PM
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#951 Juan Lagares, collects his first career hit.

Mets – Willets Point
Apr 24 2013 07:59 AM
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""um, don't stick that thing in my face."

G-Fafif
May 04 2013 08:44 AM
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952. Shaun Marcum
953. Andrew Brown

G-Fafif
May 13 2013 11:19 PM
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954. Rick Ankiel

Edgy MD
May 14 2013 07:43 AM
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I don't remember him looking quite so dicky.



Kinda puts me in mind of an abusive trainer, and abusive gym coach, an abusive drill sergeant.

Image kinda fit with his 'roid violation, also.

Post-game shot, on the other hand, kinda suggests a punk Gil Hodges.

Edgy MD
Jun 08 2013 09:12 PM
Re: Met Count of 2013

Congratulations to #1 in your databases, but #955 in your chronologies, David Aardsma, shown celebrating his Yankee-liberation with wifey Aandrea.

G-Fafif
Jun 08 2013 10:00 PM
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From way up the list, like fifth by my accounting, I saw someone wearing a LANDRITH 5 50th anniversary jersey today. Sure enough, per MBTN, Hobie was 5 in 1962. Could've been a relative. Could've been an Original diehard. Could've been some random Landrith.

Also saw a SHINJO 5 t-shirt come out of the closet.

And 20 innings of offensive torpor. Got to see that, too, on Rick Ankiel's last and David Aardsma's first.

Edgy MD
Jun 09 2013 12:01 PM
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It was the Ankiel-Aardsma equinox.

I was listening to the radio. Did the TV booth even invoke the notion that Ankiel take the mound?

Frayed Knot
Jun 09 2013 12:07 PM
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Record for most consecutive days putting multiple in-game posts in non-IGT threads? ... EdgyMD, Two

Edgy MD
Jun 09 2013 12:08 PM
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Eh blah. Until I hear it from Elias, I'm calling bullshit.

And I'm transplanting the misposts.

Edgy MD
Jun 16 2013 01:29 PM
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Met 956, starting with Roger Craig, is Carlos Torres, with a nice two-inning debut.

G-Fafif
Jun 20 2013 03:43 AM
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957. Zack Wheeler
958. Eric Young, Jr.

Edgy MD
Jul 12 2013 08:22 PM
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Getting off the pine is number nine fifty-nine, Gonzalez Germen, #71 on your scorecards.



Facing three-four-five in the Pirates lineup with the game on the line. No ideal debut scenario.

Edgy MD
Aug 06 2013 05:28 PM
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Number nine-six-zero is the birthday hero. The Mets, unlike Neil Diamond, bring you Flores.

Edgy MD
Aug 17 2013 07:03 PM
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Let 'em all go to Hell except Met 961!

G-Fafif
Aug 24 2013 11:07 AM
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962. Daisuke Matsuzaka

The Mets are now a thousand players short of the year of their birth.

Edgy MD
Aug 29 2013 01:03 PM
Re: Met Count of 2013

Matt den Dekker is Met number 963



I don't know about you, but there's something non-human about that puss. Sadly engaging, but not handsome. Neither masculine or feminine. Both perfect and broken. I think he's an angel.

Zvon
Aug 29 2013 01:07 PM
Re: Met Count of 2013

Edgy MD wrote:
Matt den Dekker is Met number 963



I don't know about you, but there's something non-human about that puss. Sadly engaging, but not handsome. Neither masculine or feminine. Both perfect and broken. I think he's an angel.

lol. How can a uniform look good on a person who does not look good inside that uniform?


Its a Met thing.

G-Fafif
Sep 02 2013 01:42 PM
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964. Vic Black

Edgy MD
Sep 02 2013 02:24 PM
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G-Fafif
Sep 09 2013 10:30 PM
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965. Sean Henn

Edgy MD
Sep 10 2013 05:12 AM
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And few of the previous 964 debuted in uglier games.

Ceetar
Sep 10 2013 06:29 AM
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Where are we projecting 1000 now? Brandon Nimmo as September 2015 callup?

Edgy MD
Sep 10 2013 07:47 AM
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Highly complex models of dubious scientific quality are projecting lefthanded reliever and current B-Met Adam Kolarek to get the all-time honor of Millenium Met. Adam is a native of Baltimore and an alum of the University of Maryland-College Park. He went 3-3 with a single save this year, but did his duty to the tune of a 1.71 ERA over 63 innings in 44 games, suggesting that he's something more than a LOOGy, at least for the time being. He struck out 63 batters (exactly one per inning) and walked 22, while holding opponents to a .204 average.

(None of those stats count his brief and ineffective visit to Las Vegas (four games, 11.25 ERA).)

Adam sports a meaty, cocky, slack smile suggestive of Matt Harvey's little brother:



He's a hit with the ladies:



He loves his country:



While he currently weights in at a beefy 6'3"/215, he's clearly bulked up since his amateur days:



He's... my God, what's he doing to his neck during his delivery?!



GAH! Too many hernias as it is, Mets pitching coaches! Pick up a kenesiology book! The human neck is not supposed to do that!

The change-up is his meat, and the slider is his potatoes, and that's the sort of stuff a LOOGy throws.

Adam Kolarek, YOUR projected Millenium Met.

G-Fafif
Sep 18 2013 06:25 PM
Re: Met Count of 2013

966. Aaron Harang
967. Juan Centeno

Edgy MD
Sep 18 2013 07:05 PM
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Photo by Gordon Donovan.

Edgy MD
Sep 22 2013 12:53 PM
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Met number 53 on the season and 968 on the record is flight-gifted Wilfredo Tovar.














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