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Memories of the Lead

Centerfield
May 08 2007 06:28 PM

In August of 2002, the Mets were mired in a terrible losing streak, where, not only were they not winning, they never held a lead in any of the games. In the midst of an IGT, slugger1138 mourned the loss of a short-lived lead:

slugger1138
407) Tony Tarasco ? OF, 2002
Posts: 940
(8/22/02 4:51 pm)


Memories of the lead
It was fun while it lasted.
"Damn it boss, I like you too much not to say it. You've got everthing except one thing: madness! A man needs a little madness, or else...."

Mmmmmmmmmm. Beer.
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soupcan
460) Dick Smith ? OF, 1B, 1963-
1964
Posts: 418
(8/22/02 5:13 pm)

Re: Memories of the lead

It was a good, solid lead.

I for one am sorry to see it go.

When will be able to get another lead like that one anytime soon?

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Centerfield II
301) Tony Phillips ? OF, 1998
Posts: 2004
(8/22/02 5:29 pm)
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Re: Memories of the lead

Good lord soupcan...we just lost the lead and now you're already thinking of getting another one?

Have some respect will you?

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CookieMom
64) Randy Myers ? RP, 1985-1989
Posts: 5740
(8/22/02 5:33 pm)
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Re: Memories of the lead

Next time let's shoot for a 2 run lead.

Baby steps...
No Good Deed Goes Unpunished!

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Norrin Radd
346) Jerrod Riggan ? RP, 2000-
2001
Posts: 1559
(8/22/02 5:35 pm)
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Re: Memories of the lead

That Can... he's always on the make for his next lead. Such promiscuity. No loyalty to his last lead... No constancy.

oops. sorry. i mean't "constancy".

i for one, will sit and bear witness to our last lead until the Earth stops turning on its axis.
"The summer sun, high in a baseball sky, shines like diamonds..."

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Edgy DC II
ezOP
Posts: 6255
(8/22/02 10:39 pm)
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Re: Memories of the lead

That's it. Misuse the word until it has no meaning whatsoever.

Walter, how come you let him hit it?