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Memories of Wilson Ramos

G-Fafif
Jan 26 2021 09:56 PM

The Buffalo will be a Tiger (one year, $2 million, or less than a tenth of a year of Realmuto).



Not agile behind the plate, but when in a groove, he was a force at bat. I'll always appreciate what he added to the stretch almost-drive of 2019. Long hitting streak was impressive considering his position and his speed.



Everybody experienced the difficulties of baseball played under 2020 conditions, but the separation from family seemed to affect Ramos particularly hard.



Hope he and Ramirez are a highly charged Motown battery.

Edgy MD
Jan 26 2021 10:09 PM
Re: Memories of Wilson Ramos

Asked which Met could lift the most in the gym, Pete Alonso said, "The Buffalo can throw some weight around."

batmagadanleadoff
Jan 26 2021 10:50 PM
Re: Memories of Wilson Ramos

2019 Typewriter total Mets set: code name: Holy Curt Gowdy!

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2020 Typewriter total Mets set: code name: Real [FIMG=558]https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50380630261_99f2ca1b5e_h.jpg[/FIMG]



2020 Typewriter Ltd. Mets set: code name: You Live; We Give

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Johnny Lunchbucket
Jan 27 2021 08:07 AM
Re: Memories of Wilson Ramos

Not a bad player but a Met because Brodie and Jeff couldn't commit to options A or B, and his limitations behind the dish and age, which we all thought would show, sure enough showed.



Feel like Sandy went to school on the musical chairs last time and secured a guy who brought D to the game



Obliterated all of Tony Tarasco's records as the most productive Met hitter ever to wear No. 40.

Edgy MD
Jan 27 2021 08:22 AM
Re: Memories of Wilson Ramos

Gots to be the only Met survivor of a mid-career kidnapping.

MFS62
Jan 27 2021 10:34 AM
Re: Memories of Wilson Ramos

In his second year, he seemed to slow down with the bat and in the field as maybe the weight as well as the age started creeping up on him. But he always seemed to be giving his best, and that is all you can want from a player.

Wish him well.

Later

Fman99
Jan 27 2021 10:38 AM
Re: Memories of Wilson Ramos

Happy memories, most of which associated with "the Wilson Ramos" game that Fboy and I (plus Seawolf & family) all attended in Pittsburgh in 2019, where he went 4 for 5 with a HR and 6 RBIs.