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Memories of Dave Hudgens
Edgy MD May 26 2014 06:24 PM |
Seemed like a good character. Big, broad-shouldered, back-slappy. Took shit from people on Twitter with grace. Managed in Latin America in the winters and scouted Bobby Abreu for us down there. Big honking manly nose. You know he's not much of a drinking man, because a nose like that would betray a fella in a second.
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seawolf17 May 26 2014 06:32 PM Re: Memories of Dave Hudgens |
Managed to be a hitting coach for four seasons without his players getting a single hit.
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Zvon May 26 2014 06:38 PM Re: Memories of Dave Hudgens |
His 24/7 shaggy facial hair made him look dirty.
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Fman99 May 26 2014 07:58 PM Re: Memories of Dave Hudgens |
I wouldn't know him if he was shitting a hot coil in my driveway. I'd be all like, "Hey, random squinty guy, stop hanging rats on my blacktop!" and he'd be all like, "I can do what I want, I was a MAJOR LEAGUE HITTING COACH."
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John Cougar Lunchbucket May 26 2014 08:00 PM Re: Memories of Dave Hudgens |
Big forearms. Disciple of org-wide hitting philosophy but apparently not its CEO.
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Nymr83 May 26 2014 08:02 PM Re: Memories of Dave Hudgens |
Who is this guy??? We want Floyd!!
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metirish May 26 2014 08:03 PM Re: Memories of Dave Hudgens |
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right, and Alderson has come out and said that philosophy won't be changing.....words to that effect anyway
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LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr May 26 2014 08:14 PM Re: Memories of Dave Hudgens Edited 1 time(s), most recently on May 26 2014 08:18 PM |
In uniform, he's always looked to me like a hobo-gotten-lucky. Which is weird, because he's looked cleaner, fairly recently. Maybe Venezuela's where he comes alive, sippin' chichas and flirting with matrons, and the Mets were just his "offseason" clock-punch. Or maybe the Mets are just the cool-dad of MLB tonsorial professionalism.
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metirish May 26 2014 08:16 PM Re: Memories of Dave Hudgens |
Clarification needed....fired or reassigned?
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batmagadanleadoff May 26 2014 08:21 PM Re: Memories of Dave Hudgens |
Looks like Lorne Malvo.
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Frayed Knot May 26 2014 08:21 PM Re: Memories of Dave Hudgens |
“I think [Hudgens] understood the circumstances,” Alderson explained. “This is in response to a specific situation, and nothing else should be read into it,”
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batmagadanleadoff May 26 2014 08:25 PM Re: Memories of Dave Hudgens |
Hudgens: "True New Yorkers wouldn't boo the home team" (or something close to that)
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metirish May 26 2014 08:28 PM Re: Memories of Dave Hudgens |
Oh, it's the fans fault, it us that is forcing Tejada to swing for the fences each at bat.......thanks Dave
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Edgy MD May 26 2014 09:22 PM Re: Memories of Dave Hudgens |
Oh, I think there's a lot to be said about the culture of negativity surrounding the team. I think people are being nutty, and if it gives his players a breather to take a shot at the boobirds on the way out the door, drawing some of the wrath on himself and briefly away from the players... well, there are certainly less noble exits.
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metirish May 26 2014 09:26 PM Re: Memories of Dave Hudgens |
Yes and I am sure the front office would like that theory to go around......the fans suck, not us
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Edgy MD May 26 2014 09:27 PM Re: Memories of Dave Hudgens |
It's not like it's an either-or thing.
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metirish May 26 2014 09:30 PM Re: Memories of Dave Hudgens |
True, since I guess 2006 there is an element of Mets fandom that absolutely suck , it is as if we felt entitled or something......
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batmagadanleadoff May 26 2014 09:54 PM Re: Memories of Dave Hudgens |
I feel entitled, if nothing else, to one of baseball's highest payrolls. For the money they charge, for the money SNY generates, for the estimated value of the franchise, for the right to play in NY, yada yada yada. But the latest Katz rumors tells me that we'll endure Mets poverty for at least the next couple of years. So here's to hoping that Brandon Nimmo develops into the next Willie Mays. And for another round of expanded playoffs, because Nimmo as Mays won't be enough, anyways.
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Ceetar May 27 2014 07:53 AM Re: Memories of Dave Hudgens |
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It's gotten to the point where I barely enjoy watching a Mets game with other fans now. Baseball is great. These guys, while maybe not the cream of the crop, are still talented professional athletes competing in a wonderful sport. I should be able to watch a game, particularly at the park, without endless shouts of "Duda's A Dud!" and "Fire the Wilpons!" and "Zack Pelfrey!" and other assorted idiocies. It feels like 90% of the people watching any given Mets game have the persona of a druggie who's dealer just raised the price on their favorite narcotic. You can sense it in the clubhouse too. Mostly with Mike Puma who I guess it stepping over the line more. I get the sense the Mets don't feel like they're being taken seriously. (And sure, the retort is 'win games' but it's not like they're giving subpar efforts. They're trying..) As for Hudgens.. I kinda liked him. In his interviews he always sounded intelligent and like he knew what he was doing. But maybe thought and execution are different. But what do I know from here? Nuttin'. good luck to the new guy.
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Ashie62 May 27 2014 10:20 AM Re: Memories of Dave Hudgens |
Hudgens? "Trailers for sale or rent."
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