This Week in Mets Quotes
It was a blown call for sure, but I don’t know what additional explaination Riggleman was looking for
"I really didn’t get an explanation. He said he was out." Riggleman via sports.yahoo.com
Adorable reactions to getting the call
"It [feels like] the first time [I got called up.] But it's this year so it feels good." Tejada via espn
"It's great. I'll take that call every morning. You wake right up when you get that call." Evans via espn
It’s true, it’s a little easier to take ABs when you’re in the lineup
"It’s all about taking advantage of opportunities. It’s a little easier to take your at-bats and get comfortable when you see your name in the lineup." Turner via sports.yahoo.com
Recharge the battery = Heal a fractured back
"When you look at the big picture, it’s probably good and it’s probably beneficial for the long run. It’s just that when you get in the heat of the moment you don’t want to take those days … (but) I think it’s good to kind of recharge the battery." Wright via sports.yahoo.com
Still refreshing to see a manager protect his players after a rough start
"[Gee’s] got a huge amount of people here and I know he was all amped up, so I’m going to cut him a little slack and hopefully he gets ready for his next start." TC via sports.yahoo.com
But does he a vest. Period.
"[Marino’s] the best. Period. He’s the best and he’ll always be the best. Period." Frankie via espn
Canadian Smack Talk
"I live in Seattle, so that’s a summer day right there. Growing up in the middle of nowhere Canada, and Washington, the drainage isn’t great, so you just deal with it." Bay on Wednesday’s rainy game via espn
To tip your cap or not to tip your cap, that is the question
"I didn't get away with that, and he hit that a long ways. You tip your cap." Pelfrey via espn
"I hung a slider down the middle. If you can't hit that, you don’t deserve to be here." Gorzelanny on Turner’s HR off him via espn
So it’s not a good idea to pinch hit with injured stars, weird
"You just don't do that to a guy like that." Collins regarding PH Hu rather than an injured Wright via espn
I don’t know if you guys who are paid to watch and write about the happenings of a ball game noticed it
"I don’t know if you guys noticed it, but after the first inning, I started to pitch more conventionally a lot more than I ever have as a Met, simply to break the spiral that was occurring in the first inning." Dickey via sports.yahoo.com
Hey look, it’s a GM PR debacle that isn’t by our GM. Progress.
"Immediately after the game, one of the umpires told Mets security guards outside their dressing room to "find the guy in the suit," apparently referring to Rizzo. Mets security VP Rob Kasdon arrived a few minutes later armed with a Nationals media guide to pore over headshots to identify Rizzo, sources said." Via NY Daily News
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"SBN's biggest group of pissy, self-righteous commenters have done it again!" Dutchmarau
AA Quote of the Week
"You guys are just irredeemably shitty, 24/7." Dutchmarau
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So it’s not a good idea to pinch hit with injured stars, weird
I wish someone told Willie Randolph this.
What's that about?
Hilarious this week
Love Bay’s drollness, the tip your cap/not tip your cap, and Dickey wondering if anybody covering this team has the faintest fucking clue.
Just read that thread...
too bad I was busy all week and missed the fun. It speaks volumes though. Being a “part time” AAer, mostly due to busy work and family schedule, one thing I love about this site is the comradery. Someone who seems to have never really commented here before, attacked this group and all of you jumped into action in defense of one another. That was actually pretty cool. It got me thinking that the Mets fandom is like a country, with several states that comprise it. We mostly belong to the nation-state of AA, although vacationing in some other states or even owning extra property there is pretty cool. But, when a visitor comes in, laying down the pile of crap that that guy did, the group rushes to defend the “state”. Man I love sports!
by CCE718 on May 20, 2011 3:19 PM EDT reply actions 3 recs
Is that really a good thing?
There is no hope.... there is no future....there is only GRISSIONZ
The 2011 Mets- Rock bottom: We haven't reached it yet
It's not group-think.
It’s just being able to recognize someone who has no idea what they are talking about criticizing AA based on falsities.
Save Jenrry Mejia!
by Ogre39666 on May 20, 2011 6:26 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
you mean the ability to read trollz?
"Fantasy, reality, science Fiction. Which is which? Who can tell?"
by feslenraster on May 25, 2011 4:54 PM EDT up reply actions
If you can't hit Tom Gorzelanny
you don’t deserve to be here.
"If this doesn't light your fire, men, the pilot light is out."
by Lonborg and champagne, Ollie and vodka on May 24, 2011 12:51 AM EDT reply actions






























