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Being Ra(ul)ndy Sterzalez

The Big O May 01 2006 03:29 PM

Lies, I tell you. Lies.

Edgy DC May 03 2006 09:25 AM

It haps. We'll fix. Or not. On the next fix, Sterling wil likely disappear. Your new sig line: 495) Randy Sterling, SP, RP, 1974

DocTee May 03 2006 10:12 AM

And Willie Montanez is not Bruce Boisclair.

The Big O May 04 2006 02:03 AM

No biggie. Wasn't mad. Thought it was funny. I was Don Florence previously. The first user comment claims he is the winningest Mets pitcher ever w/o a loss. (I couldn't verify it, though, with the winning percentage stats on UMDB.) Good trivia, if true.

The Big O May 23 2006 06:28 AM

Chris Donnels points to Ken MacKenzie. In two years of work, Mr. MacKenzie gave up 21 home runs in 138 innings while Mr. Donnels never hit a one. C-Donn was selected in the '93 expansion draft by the newly minted Marlins. K-Mack was purchased in 1961 from the future divisional rival Milwaukee Braves. BBR lists both men as 6-0, 185. KM, a Canadian, attended Yale; CD, from L.A., went to Loyola Marymount. After leaving the Mets, both had their best career years with the Astros. * Ken Mackenzie played with Jimmy Wynn for the 1965 Houston Astros * Jimmy Wynn played with Willie Randolph for the 1977 New York Yankees * Willie Randolph played with Chris Donnels for the 1992 New York Mets * Ken Mackenzie played with Ed Kranepool for the 1963 New York Mets * Ed Kranepool played with Jesse Orosco for the 1979 New York Mets * Jesse Orosco played with Chris Donnels for the 2001 Los Angeles Dodgers * Ken Mackenzie played with Gaylord Perry for the 1964 San Francisco Giants * Gaylord Perry played with Rick Cerone for the 1975 Cleveland Indians * Rick Cerone played with Chris Donnels for the 1991 New York Mets * Ken Mackenzie played with Jose Cardenal for the 1964 San Francisco Giants * Jose Cardenal played with Hubie Brooks for the 1980 New York Mets * Hubie Brooks played with Chris Donnels for the 1991 New York Mets

Johnny Dickshot May 23 2006 08:43 AM

This ought not be wasted here. I see major thread potential in this thread -- just a matter of turning into a quiz/game.

The Big O May 23 2006 09:15 AM

Johnny Dickshot wrote: This ought not be wasted here. I see major thread potential in this thread -- just a matter of turning into a quiz/game. I was just really out of something to do when I noticed my player link was mispointed again.

Johnny Dickshot May 23 2006 09:47 AM

Re-work the idea while leaving the player names out, and make it into a Met double-play guessing game. First guy who gets it right starts a new double play, etc etc etc.

MFS62 May 23 2006 09:58 AM

The Big O's post made me think of Aaron Ledesma. I don't know why. Later