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Memories of Brad Hand

Johnny Lunchbucket Mar 14 2022 09:13 AM

Can' recall a single one of his appearances but the Phillies have given a Hand job

A Boy Named Seo Mar 14 2022 09:29 AM Re: Memories of Brad Hand

Phillies desperately trying to reassemble that Mets bully of 2k21

seawolf17 Mar 14 2022 09:31 AM Re: Memories of Brad Hand

Brad Hand was a Met?

A Boy Named Seo Mar 14 2022 09:33 AM Re: Memories of Brad Hand

I smoked a lot of weed last year but I'm pretty sure

Edgy MD Mar 14 2022 11:40 AM Re: Memories of Brad Hand

Narrows the options on lefties. Brad Hand joined the Mets in September, and the Mets were really pretty crappy in September, so most of his appearances occurred with the team behind and likely to stay behind for good. He did pick up his one win in Game Two of a doubleheader hosting the Marlins on September 28. The Mets were tied through regulation, which was seven innings back then. Neither team scored in the eighth, and Handy entered the game with the unhappy prospect of Jazz Chisholm as the magic baserunner on second. He got his three outs in order, despite Chizzy advancing on a passed ball, and a deep drive for Out #3. The Mets went to bat with Javier Baez on second. Two groundouts later, and Mr. Hand had secured his 1.000 winning percentage as a Met.

G-Fafif Mar 14 2022 04:02 PM Re: Memories of Brad Hand

Came aboard after his and the Mets' peak. September 2021 was one of the gloomier Met months of recent vintage and, try as he might have, Brad Hand couldn't lift a finger to clear the clouds away.

DocTee Mar 14 2022 06:17 PM Re: Memories of Brad Hand

I recall a push for the Mets to sign him a year or two before he actually joined the squad. Other than that....

Edgy MD Mar 14 2022 08:34 PM Re: Memories of Brad Hand

You speak of the celebrated "Hand Job" thread.

batmagadanleadoff Mar 15 2022 12:08 AM Re: Memories of Brad Hand

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G-Fafif Mar 18 2022 05:35 AM Re: Memories of Brad Hand

Ex-Marlin, ex-Nat and ex-Met and prospective Phillie Hand has a leg up on joining the NL East Four-Timers Club.