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IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

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Ceetar Jul 29 2014 09:23 AM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

headed to this one.

Ashie62 Jul 29 2014 10:27 AM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

Just bet an MFY cabbie the Mets finish better than them..

Edgy MD Jul 29 2014 10:36 AM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

I had that bet at the beginning of the year. Why doesn't every Met fan see the glorious dawn that is upon them?

Ceetar Jul 29 2014 11:22 AM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

Edgy MD wrote: I had that bet at the beginning of the year. Why doesn't every Met fan see the glorious dawn that is upon them? Because they're too busy trying to see Wilpon's checkbook.

Gwreck Jul 29 2014 11:44 AM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

Those two things are inextricably linked.

Edgy MD Jul 29 2014 11:46 AM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

Dawn. I'm telling you. Dawn.

Edgy MD Jul 29 2014 02:11 PM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

[fimg=200:3hw0tdcs]http://www.clipartbest.com/cliparts/7ia/K8M/7iaK8MkrT.png[/fimg:3hw0tdcs] [list=1:3hw0tdcs][*:3hw0tdcs]Revere, cf[/*:m:3hw0tdcs] [*:3hw0tdcs]Rollins, ss[/*:m:3hw0tdcs] [*:3hw0tdcs]Utley, 2b[/*:m:3hw0tdcs] [*:3hw0tdcs]Howard, 1b[/*:m:3hw0tdcs] [*:3hw0tdcs]Ruiz, c[/*:m:3hw0tdcs] [*:3hw0tdcs]Sizemore, rf[/*:m:3hw0tdcs] [*:3hw0tdcs]Brown, lf[/*:m:3hw0tdcs] [*:3hw0tdcs]Asche, 3b[/*:m:3hw0tdcs] [*:3hw0tdcs]Hamels, ss[/*:m:3hw0tdcs][/list:o:3hw0tdcs] No Mets lineup yet. Look for suddenly hot Chris Young in the outfield and maybe Wilmer and/or Campbell at first and/or second.

Ceetar Jul 29 2014 02:12 PM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

Granderson-9 Murphy-4 Wright-5 Campbell-3 CYoung-7 d’Arnaud-2 Lagares-8 Flores-6 Gee-1

Edgy MD Jul 29 2014 02:13 PM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

Or Wilmer at short and Murphy hanging in there against the lefty. Would be sweet for this to be the day Wilmer turns the corner.

Benjamin Grimm Jul 29 2014 02:28 PM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

I've been out of touch for a while... when was Flores added to the roster? And at whose expense? EDIT: Never mind... I looked it up. He replaced Nieuwenhuis five days ago.

Frayed Knot Jul 29 2014 02:30 PM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

Benjamin Grimm wrote: I've been out of touch for a while... when was Flores added to the roster? And at whose expense? Tejada got winged with a pitch in the head last week and so Campbell was pressed into emergency service at SS for a couple of innings. Wiilmer was summoned the next day even though Tejada only wound up sitting one game. Nieuwenhuis was sent down, something he really didn't deserve but it did help even up the IF/OF imbalance that had existed for a while.

d'Kong76 Jul 29 2014 04:25 PM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

Philadelphia at NY Mets When: 7:10 PM ET, Tuesday, July 29, 2014 Where: Citi Field, New York City, New York SportsDirect Inc. At a time of year in which they are typically considered sellers on the trade market, the New York Mets could consider buying if they can continue their recent home success. The Mets eye their ninth victory in their last 10 home games Tuesday when they continue their three-game series against the Philadelphia Phillies. Although New York (51-55) finds itself 7 ½ games out of first place in the National League East, it capped off a 10-game road trip with wins in five of its final seven contests. The Mets carried that momentum into Monday’s 7-1 series-opening win, defeating the division-worst Phillies for the 11th time in their last 14 meetings. Philadelphia’s inability to generate hits at critical times resurfaced as the Phillies collected 13 hits but stranded 12 runners, marking the 12th time they tallied at least nine hits but scored three or fewer runs. “It's just about getting that one extra hit, whether it's just a single or a ball driven to drive in a couple runs. That was the case tonight for sure,” Philadelphia manager Ryne Sandberg told the team’s official website. TV: 7:10 p.m. ET, CSN Philadelphia. SNY (New York) PITCHING MATCHUP: Phillies LH Cole Hamels (5-5, 2.72 ERA) vs. Mets RH Dillon Gee (4-3, 3.49) Much like last season, Hamels has flashed his vintage form following the All-Star break. The 2008 World Series MVP improved to 2-0 with a 1.20 ERA in his last two starts after holding the San Francisco Giants to one run in eight frames in Thursday’s victory and is 6-3 with a 2.72 ERA in the second half of the season over the past two years (7-16 with a 3.54 ERA in the first half). Hamels is 0-1 in three turns versus the Mets this season and has not fared well in 29 all-time starts against them, going 7-14 with a 4.38 ERA. Gee has struggled mightily in both of his outings since the break, losing both of his starts while allowing 10 runs over 10 innings. The 28-year-old Texas native turned in perhaps his worst effort of the season in Thursday’s 9-1 setback in Milwaukee after surrendering a season-high six runs on six hits in five frames. Gee did not factor into the decision in his only turn versus the Phillies on May 10 – giving up three runs over six innings – and is 3-3 despite a 7.15 ERA in 11 career appearances (10 starts) against them. WALK-OFFS: 1. New York is one of three teams in the majors – the Cleveland Indians and Cincinnati Reds are the others – with a losing record that has a positive run differential (plus-11). 2. The Phillies have been held to two or fewer runs 40 times – only the San Diego Padres (51) have posted more such games this season. 3. David Wright (24-for-73) and Daniel Murphy (17-for-44) are among five Mets with 20 or more at-bats versus Hamels that are hitting at least .290 against him.

Zvon Jul 29 2014 05:13 PM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

We need Gee to bee Gee tonight. [youtube:2f8ieevf]F1048Imh0IM[/youtube:2f8ieevf]

themetfairy Jul 29 2014 05:50 PM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

Fuck - Rollins homers. The Phillies take a 1-0 lead.

Edgy MD Jul 29 2014 07:05 PM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

Saw that granny coming.

Edgy MD Jul 29 2014 07:18 PM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

Situation desperate, but Murphy still bringing.

Lefty Specialist Jul 29 2014 07:20 PM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

Josh Edgin's problem? Not enough hair.

Ceetar Jul 29 2014 07:25 PM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

Rough one. I have horrible luck this year.

Frayed Knot Jul 29 2014 07:27 PM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

I think Hamels threw half the pitches he's thrown tonight in the 1st inning.

Frayed Knot Jul 29 2014 07:37 PM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

I never heard of this Philly reliever about to come in the game Ken Giles, former 7th round pick* called up just six weeks ago, 17 games, 18 innings, 26 Ks, 4 BB, 11 Hits, 2 runs allowed * out of Yavapai College in Prescott Arizona .... Yavapai, really?

Zvon Jul 29 2014 08:33 PM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

My old nemesis returns!

Ceetar Jul 29 2014 09:09 PM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

Frayed Knot Jul 30 2014 06:39 AM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

Ceetar wrote: Were all the non-SNY folks flown in from the 1950's for this photo?

Ceetar Jul 30 2014 07:11 AM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

Frayed Knot wrote: Ceetar wrote: Were all the non-SNY folks flown in from the 1950's for this photo? yup. better?

Frayed Knot Jul 30 2014 07:16 AM Re: IGT 7/29 Phil @ NYM - On Tuesday, deGrom named NL POTW.

It's the CitiField version of 'Pleasantville'