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Remember when the Philly mascot tackled another teams mascot and knocked them out cold?
Anyone remember the silly chicken at the San Diego games many years ago?
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It's always a long season for me (Pirates fan)!
I'm predicting the Nationals and Blue Jays in the world series.
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Originally Posted by Sandy D Looks like an orange Elmo. | His name was Youppi and he was very beloved
But Jays look like to make a good run this year
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Originally Posted by rsot Opening day for Jays here - am not the biggest fan of them but...all I can do right now since the loss of my beloved Expos. | You are going to absolutely love RA Dickey. He has a mezmerizing knuckleball he throws like nobody else in the history of the game. He throws them for strikes which is very difficult since knuckler has a mind of its own - makes hitters look silly. On top of that he is a very classy and well-spoken person - really stands out from the typical athlete. As well, his personal story of overcoming adversity is incredible. He was actually the first cut in spring training 2010 - from there something kicked in on his knuckler - he had an incredible game in the minors, the Mets brought him back up and he has been solid ever since.
On the other hand Jose Reyes can be the most exciting player you ever saw and the also the most frustrating.
Good luck!
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Originally Posted by Sandy D Expos???
Remember Andre Dawson well but they never were able to get it together. | Actually Sandy they had an excellent team for many years back in the early 80s with Gary Carter and later on could have been a dynasty had they not traded away Randy Johnson as a rookie in 89. The killer came in `94 they were 42 games over .500 and running away in the NL with a young Pedro Martinez and Moises Alou and Larry Walker were raking. That year MLB had its worst labor dispute, the players went on strike or locked out and the World Series was cancelled - the Expos were heavy favorites to win. That tore the heart out of Expos fans and they never recovered.
My fav Montreal moment was Daryl Strawberry hitting a monster shot off the roof in Olympic stadium. Awesome.
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Originally Posted by rsot His name was Youppi and he was very beloved
But Jays look like to make a good run this year | I just loved him.
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Yankees fan here
I'll probably try to catch a game when they play vs the Blue Jays this summer
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Originally Posted by slim jim Looking good so far! I like terry Collins a lot, they have been fighters since he came aboard | I agree, best manager that the Mets have had in quite some time, Collins is a FAR cry from the Terry Collins who managed the Angles Back in the late 90's
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Originally Posted by zoneout Actually Sandy they had an excellent team for many years back in the early 80s with Gary Carter and later on could have been a dynasty had they not traded away Randy Johnson as a rookie in 89. The killer came in `94 they were 42 games over .500 and running away in the NL with a young Pedro Martinez and Moises Alou and Larry Walker were raking. That year MLB had its worst labor dispute, the players went on strike or locked out and the World Series was cancelled - the Expos were heavy favorites to win. That tore the heart out of Expos fans and they never recovered.
My fav Montreal moment was Daryl Strawberry hitting a monster shot off the roof in Olympic stadium. Awesome. | Yes hmm early 90s lockout - 93 I believe....that was looking like a strong year for the Expos :(
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As was stated, the Expos nor their Fans ever recovered from that strike Shortned season,,,Then Jeffrey Loria bought into the Expos,,and that was the END for that team,,,Now this Clown is running the Circus that are the Florida Marlins these days, Loria should not even be allowed to attend a Baseball game as a FAN let alone as an Owner,,
By the Way My Mets Won Again, I may as well celebrate now, this winning streak might not last to long,,,
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Sad to see money men like this owner sitting their on a very ripe and decent franchise and ruins it like he has.
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Originally Posted by slapped As was stated, the Expos nor their Fans ever recovered from that strike Shortned season,,,Then Jeffrey Loria bought into the Expos,,and that was the END for that team,,,Now this Clown is running the Circus that are the Florida Marlins these days, Loria should not even be allowed to attend a Baseball game as a FAN let alone as an Owner,,
By the Way My Mets Won Again, I may as well celebrate now, this winning streak might not last to long,,, | Clowns ruin heaps of things.
Shocking how they infiltrate sport and ruin teams for the sake of money.
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Originally Posted by slapped By the Way My Mets Won Again, I may as well celebrate now, this winning streak might not last to long,,, | Then again they got the hapless Marlins coming in next. Though tomorrow worries me with Dillon Gee going. He really hasn't looked good this spring at all. It might take him a couple months to get back in the groove.
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As for the Diamondbacks game last night (@TGMT squared), I saw the homerun that hit the fan in the head ha - the guy moved out of the way so his wife would be hit by the ball.
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Originally Posted by zoneout Then again they got the hapless Marlins coming in next. Though tomorrow worries me with Dillon Gee going. He really hasn't looked good this spring at all. It might take him a couple months to get back in the groove. | I Hope Dillon does not turn out to be another Mike Pelfry, Talk about a Guy who NEVER lived up to his potential, others would say Hype,,,As for the Marlins,,,Jeffery Loria should be SKINNED for what he did to that team and its fans,,,
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Originally Posted by rsot As for the Diamondbacks game last night (@TGMT squared), I saw the homerun that hit the fan in the head ha - the guy moved out of the way so his wife would be hit by the ball. | And a recap for those who didn't see it.
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Originally Posted by TGMT² And a recap for those who didn't see it.  | Are you kidding me!
To get out of the way of a ball and allow it to pick off your wife shows how stupid the guy is.
I have seen many catch fly balls like this without a glove.
I have personally witness a ball rip the lips off a small child in the stands as the threads tore the poor kids mouth wide open and the Dad of course sitting beside him hit the deck instead of covering over the kid.
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Originally Posted by slapped I Hope Dillon does not turn out to be another Mike Pelfry, Talk about a Guy who NEVER lived up to his potential, others would say Hype,,,As for the Marlins,,,Jeffery Loria should be SKINNED for what he did to that team and its fans,,, | Loria is a dirtbag. How he is not in jail I don't know.
Of course the mets go to Minnesota this year so no doubt pelfry will prolly no hit them. Waste of a gem outing by Gee today - typical muts.
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Originally Posted by Sandy D Are you kidding me!
To get out of the way of a ball and allow it to pick off your wife shows how stupid the guy is.
I have seen many catch fly balls like this without a glove.
I have personally witness a ball rip the lips off a small child in the stands as the threads tore the poor kids mouth wide open and the Dad of course sitting beside him hit the deck instead of covering over the kid.
___ | Guy wasnt ready - in life in general ha.
Anyhow, few games remaining in hockey and final four for NCAA before re-focusing on baseball.
Still early...
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He was ready, he moved out of the way and let the ball nail his wife.
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Not ready to handle protecting his wife in real life I meant  but anyhow...
Jays not starting well
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