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Countdown to 300...Accomplished

SteveJRogers
Jul 04 2006 10:40 PM

Saves that is:

Saves that is:


Lee Smith 478

*Trevor Hoffman 456

John Franco 424

*Mariano Rivera 397

Dennis Eckersley 390

Jeff Reardon 367

Randy Myers 347

Rollie Fingers 341

Jeff Wetteland 330

*Roberto Hernandez 326

*Troy Percival 324

*Jose Mesa 320

Rick Aguilera 318

Robb Nen 314

Tom Henke 311

Rich Gossage 310

Jeff Montgomery 304

Doug Jones 303

Bruce Sutter 300

And now...

*Billy Wagner 300

Lot of ex-Mets and ex-Indians looking at that list

Armando Benitez with 271 is next in line among active pitchers. Todd Jones, Jason Isringhausen and Bob Wickman are the other members of the 200 save club still active

TheOldMole
Jul 05 2006 12:47 AM

John Wettelund?

Gwreck
Jul 05 2006 12:51 AM

He was on there as "Jeff Wetteland" (9th overall, with 330).

Correct spelling is John Wetteland.

old original jb
Jul 05 2006 10:03 AM

Perhaps it would help the team pull out of the doldrums if the Mets were required to sport Rollie Fingers-style old time curly-que handlebar moustaches.

Edgy DC
Jul 05 2006 10:07 AM

Perhaps it would fail to help the team pull out of the doldrums, but nonetheless be entertaining if the Mets were required to sport Bruce Sutter-style old time mountain-man beards.

Reports, by the way, say Lima is looking decidedly less flamboyant.

Rockin' Doc
Jul 05 2006 10:15 AM

I guess getting hammered every time you take the mound and eventually being sent down to Norfolk has a way of humbling a guy. Hopefully, he can give the Mets 5 reasonable innings as an emergency sub for Pedro, then back to Norfolk he goes following the All Star Break.

At least his reinstatement helps the wifey watch thread.

Edgy DC
Jul 05 2006 10:20 AM

That's one way of putting it.

You certainly don't want your hairstyle making a bigger statement than your performance.

OlerudOwned
Jul 05 2006 11:47 AM

Edgy DC wrote:
Perhaps it would fail to help the team pull out of the doldrums, but nonetheless be entertaining if the Mets were required to sport Bruce Sutter-style old time mountain-man beards.

Reports, by the way, say Lima is looking decidedly less flamboyant.

Reardon's beard could beat up Sutter's beard.

seawolf17
Jul 05 2006 11:58 AM

="OlerudOwned"]
="Edgy DC"]Perhaps it would fail to help the team pull out of the doldrums, but nonetheless be entertaining if the Mets were required to sport Bruce Sutter-style old time mountain-man beards.

Reports, by the way, say Lima is looking decidedly less flamboyant.

Reardon's beard could beat up Sutter's beard.

Oh, come on. Sutter's beard kicks ass.



Reardon's beard might come in handy if you're holding up a convenience store, but Sutter's has its own post office.

Edgy DC
Jul 05 2006 12:04 PM

That shot above is of Reardon during a Sutter-ish phase.

In career Rolaids Mountain Man points, Reardon isn't even on the charts. It's Sutter vs. Hrabosky and no others need apply.

SteveJRogers
Jul 05 2006 12:17 PM

="Edgy DC"]That shot above is of Reardon during a Sutter-ish phase.

In career Rolaids Mountain Man points, Reardon isn't even on the charts. It's Sutter vs. Hrabosky and no others need apply.


Harbosky had a beard? I thought it was a Fu Manchu that puts The Goose's to shame



By the way, unlike most of these guys, Al has long since retired the facial hair

Edgy DC
Jul 05 2006 12:41 PM

Al eventually expanded his act to include a beard, then expanded his beard into it's own sub-culture.



Eventually, he added a mullet



which, along with the Fu and the beard, should pretty much make him the patron saint of relief pitchers.