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*** The Official NY Mets 2007 Thread *** (1 Viewer)
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NY/NJMFDIVER
Footballguy
The question is now, stubhub the one game playoff tickets, paying for an event that MAY not happen, but get in tonight on it, or, risk buying tomorrow, when their price will probably triple?
EZD222
Footballguy
Tickets are still available on the Phillies site (Just picked up 4). If it doesn't happen, they just refund the money. Hurry though, tickets are going fast.
delusional
Footballguy
lets go marlins
The Big Guy
Fear the Blitz
Way to show your experience and age, Mr Glavine. Nice job getting rattled and getting us a whopping 1 F'ing out today in the biggest game of the season.
Giant Wooden Badger
the Beav
Please kill yourself. TIA
Hammered Finz
Footballguy
J-Roll was right!!
NY/NJMFDIVER
Footballguy
Glavine is sickening. "I'm not devastated, devastated is reserved for something much worse". No one is asking you to compare this to Katrina or 9/11 Glav, but maybe in the realm of baseball, for your fans sake, you could fake being devastated.
This guy has no sack, apart from the 95 World Series, he's been a classic bed crapper, you can take his 300 wins and two cy's but he's no Hall of Amer to me.
This guy has no sack, apart from the 95 World Series, he's been a classic bed crapper, you can take his 300 wins and two cy's but he's no Hall of Amer to me.
Workhorse
Footballguy
Give me a break.He was dominant in the 1992 World Series, the entire 1995 and 1996 postseasons, and the 1998 postseason, very good in the 1999 postseason, 2001 postseason, and decent last postseason. Yes, he was awful today and he really doesn't have much left in the tank. But what are you really expecting from a 41 year old pitcher?
fred_1_15301
Footballguy
Doctor Detroit
Please remove your headgear
Stay classy Yankees fan. Glavine is a top shelf guy and a Hall of Famer.
Captain Quinoa
Footballguy
suck it Mutts. 
NY/NJMFDIVER
Footballguy
Top shelf guy? This guy strung the Mets along last off season hoping for a sniff from the Braves which never came. He'll be in the Hall, but if you were making a list of pitchers from his era to win a game, he wouldn't be on the first 10 you'd chose.Doctor Detroit said:
NY/NJMFDIVER
Footballguy
The 41 year old part is fair and something I did over look. My reaction is more from his "oh well" reaction to absolutely crapping the bed twice when if he gives even a servicable effort in either game, maybe they are playing for something tomorrow. He's never really wanted to be in New York, and it's always showed. Look at his entire postseason picture, he's been at best pedestrian. I'll take a mulligan on saying he's done nothing, but please, this guy is not an all timer. You'll never tell your kids, "yeah, I saw Tom Glavine pitch".Workhorse said:
fred_1_15301
Footballguy
My point is that you shouldn't use Glavine's age as an excuse for his performance in a big game yesterday. Moyer is just as old as Glavine and stepped up (as a veteran should do) when the team needed him most. So what would I expect from the 41 year old pitcher who by your own admission is much better than Moyer? I would expect him to step up in the biggest game of the year in the same way that Moyer did.Glavine was a much better pitcher than Moyer this season. If the Mets had Moyer (5.15 ERA) instead of Glavine, they would have lost the division by more than one game.fred_1_15301 said:How old is Moyer again?Workhorse said:
Sammy3469
Footballguy
He wasn't getting the outside strike called, once that happens and he has to come inside, he's done. That's been the case for awhile now.My point is that you shouldn't use Glavine's age as an excuse for his performance in a big game yesterday. Moyer is just as old as Glavine and stepped up (as a veteran should do) when the team needed him most. So what would I expect from the 41 year old pitcher who by your own admission is much better than Moyer? I would expect him to step up in the biggest game of the year in the same way that Moyer did.Glavine was a much better pitcher than Moyer this season. If the Mets had Moyer (5.15 ERA) instead of Glavine, they would have lost the division by more than one game.fred_1_15301 said:How old is Moyer again?Workhorse said:
E-Z Glider
Footballguy
Workhorse
Footballguy
I love the logic here. Moyer was ATROCIOUS in the second half of the season, putting up a 6.16 ERA. Glavine was pretty much the only consistent pitcher the Mets had in the second half, with a 3.84 ERA. That means that over a 3 month stretch, Glavine was TWICE AS GOOD as Moyer. But in one game, on one day, Moyer pitched better than Glavine - Yes, it was a critical game. But Moyer's performance yesterday was a fluke. He's an AWFUL pitcher these days and he's most likely going to get exposed this postseason if he sees the ball. The whole notion that one guy "stepped up" and one guy didn't is kind of overrated in this context. Glavine "stepped up" since the all-star break the way nobody else on that Mets staff could. Look at John Maine's post-break ERA. Or Oliver Perez. Or El Duque.My point is that you shouldn't use Glavine's age as an excuse for his performance in a big game yesterday. Moyer is just as old as Glavine and stepped up (as a veteran should do) when the team needed him most. So what would I expect from the 41 year old pitcher who by your own admission is much better than Moyer? I would expect him to step up in the biggest game of the year in the same way that Moyer did.Glavine was a much better pitcher than Moyer this season. If the Mets had Moyer (5.15 ERA) instead of Glavine, they would have lost the division by more than one game.fred_1_15301 said:How old is Moyer again?Workhorse said:
The Mets whole team fell apart, particularly their bullpen who gacked away a number of big leads in the past two weeks. I find it VERY hard to pin the collapse on Glavine, even with his awful start yesterday.
shadyridr
Footballguy
Well in the last 2 weeks, when the Mets needed just 1 win, Glavine was awful losing 3 games to WAS & FLA with a 14.81 ERAI love the logic here. Moyer was ATROCIOUS in the second half of the season, putting up a 6.16 ERA. Glavine was pretty much the only consistent pitcher the Mets had in the second half, with a 3.84 ERA. That means that over a 3 month stretch, Glavine was TWICE AS GOOD as Moyer. But in one game, on one day, Moyer pitched better than Glavine - Yes, it was a critical game. But Moyer's performance yesterday was a fluke. He's an AWFUL pitcher these days and he's most likely going to get exposed this postseason if he sees the ball. The whole notion that one guy "stepped up" and one guy didn't is kind of overrated in this context. Glavine "stepped up" since the all-star break the way nobody else on that Mets staff could. Look at John Maine's post-break ERA. Or Oliver Perez. Or El Duque.My point is that you shouldn't use Glavine's age as an excuse for his performance in a big game yesterday. Moyer is just as old as Glavine and stepped up (as a veteran should do) when the team needed him most. So what would I expect from the 41 year old pitcher who by your own admission is much better than Moyer? I would expect him to step up in the biggest game of the year in the same way that Moyer did.Glavine was a much better pitcher than Moyer this season. If the Mets had Moyer (5.15 ERA) instead of Glavine, they would have lost the division by more than one game.fred_1_15301 said:How old is Moyer again?Workhorse said:
The Mets whole team fell apart, particularly their bullpen who gacked away a number of big leads in the past two weeks. I find it VERY hard to pin the collapse on Glavine, even with his awful start yesterday.
Congrats to the Phillies and their fans. They certainly appeared to want it more and went out and got the job done.
Rollins was killed at Shea for opening his mouth before the season. He is without a doubt in my mind this years NL MVP. He talked the talk and then went out and walked the walk.
Thanks for nothing Tommy Glavine. I hope they Trachsel his spineless #### out here ASAP.
Reyes needs to grow up. For someone with so much talent STOP acting like a 10 year old.
Milledge needs to grow up.
So much wrong with this team I dont' even know where to begin.
This one hurts more than the Yankees celebrating at Shea in 2000.
Rollins was killed at Shea for opening his mouth before the season. He is without a doubt in my mind this years NL MVP. He talked the talk and then went out and walked the walk.
Thanks for nothing Tommy Glavine. I hope they Trachsel his spineless #### out here ASAP.
Reyes needs to grow up. For someone with so much talent STOP acting like a 10 year old.
Milledge needs to grow up.
So much wrong with this team I dont' even know where to begin.
This one hurts more than the Yankees celebrating at Shea in 2000.
I've never met another Met/Dolphin fan.
I'm also blessed with being a Knicks fan 
and an Islander fan. 
Somebody shoot me now. I might just quit sports in general.
Reaper
Footballguy
You're the only Met fan I don't want to Rub in this....But, then again, I think you posted a few Yankees things months back... Let me do some research
My problem is I have some Met fan friends who are Super Hyper Obnoxious Met Fans that practically threw a funeral for the Yankees in June while celebrating their apparent World Series trip.Phillies fans need to give a big THANK YOU to the Washington Nationals for sweeping the Mets and then losing 2 of 3 to the Phillies. Oh and the Mets need to thank the O's for sending them John Maine, or they'd not even be in the place of losing on the last day.
RedRaiders
Mr. +EV
Phils should also get a little credit for sweeping the Mets three times this season, including twice at Shea.
Workhorse
Footballguy
He had 3 bad starts in a row, no question. Before that? He put up 10 quality starts in 12 appearances starting at the all-star break, posting a 6-0 record in that time.Again, Glavine should not be the #1 goat here.Well in the last 2 weeks, when the Mets needed just 1 win, Glavine was awful losing 3 games to WAS & FLA with a 14.81 ERAI love the logic here. Moyer was ATROCIOUS in the second half of the season, putting up a 6.16 ERA. Glavine was pretty much the only consistent pitcher the Mets had in the second half, with a 3.84 ERA. That means that over a 3 month stretch, Glavine was TWICE AS GOOD as Moyer. But in one game, on one day, Moyer pitched better than Glavine - Yes, it was a critical game. But Moyer's performance yesterday was a fluke. He's an AWFUL pitcher these days and he's most likely going to get exposed this postseason if he sees the ball. The whole notion that one guy "stepped up" and one guy didn't is kind of overrated in this context. Glavine "stepped up" since the all-star break the way nobody else on that Mets staff could. Look at John Maine's post-break ERA. Or Oliver Perez. Or El Duque.My point is that you shouldn't use Glavine's age as an excuse for his performance in a big game yesterday. Moyer is just as old as Glavine and stepped up (as a veteran should do) when the team needed him most. So what would I expect from the 41 year old pitcher who by your own admission is much better than Moyer? I would expect him to step up in the biggest game of the year in the same way that Moyer did.Glavine was a much better pitcher than Moyer this season. If the Mets had Moyer (5.15 ERA) instead of Glavine, they would have lost the division by more than one game.fred_1_15301 said:How old is Moyer again?Workhorse said:
The Mets whole team fell apart, particularly their bullpen who gacked away a number of big leads in the past two weeks. I find it VERY hard to pin the collapse on Glavine, even with his awful start yesterday.
Wild Young Billy
A Crazy Cat
I am so sick after watching the Mets implode these past weeks. Disgusted. I knew that the pitching was suspect but not this bad.
It's a rough time to be a Mets fan. :sigh:
It's a rough time to be a Mets fan. :sigh:
Deranged Hermit
Not cool & Pissed
On the FAN yesterday the Mets insider they always interview said that he expects two things to happen:1. They go after Santana HARD in the off season and throw whatever necessary (short of Reyes or Wright) at the Twins INCLUDING Beltran.2. He expects Rick Peterson to be fired (not a huge leap there).
Balco
Footballguy
1. The twins want young players that they can control the next several years. Beltran is the complete opposite of that. They will not want Beltran in a deal for Santana. I think Santana goes, but he goes for young players and maybe one veteran making around 5 million. The Twins can ask for a ton, and should get it. The Mets don't seem to have the ammunition to go after him, especially not young pitching like a Bucholtz, or Phillip Hughes.The Mets have some pieces, namely Wright and Reyes, but Reyes needs to grow up. He needs to step up and be a leader, not a crybaby. And they need to get rid of Milton Bradley Jr. (Milledge), before he does damage to clubhouse chemistry. It should be an interesting offseason.
Deranged Hermit
Not cool & Pissed
Not surprising news:
Mets' Glavine likely to decline option to consider future
NEW YORK -- Tom Glavine is likely to decline his option with the New York Mets by Friday's deadline, giving the pitcher time to think about his future.
Differing media outlets put the option at between $9 million and $13 million.
Glavine's contract said he must make a decision on the option by the fifth day after the Mets concluded their season.
"Tom and I have been having discussions since Sunday. As he has indicated on prior occasions, he's going to take time with his wife and his family and consider all of his options and then make his decision," Glavine's agent, Gregg Clifton, said Wednesday. "It is doubtful he'll be able to conclude that process prior to Friday."
Glavine went 13-8 with a 4.45 ERA in 34 starts spanning 200 1/3 innings this year, fading in his final three outings. He managed only one out while giving up seven runs to Florida in the first inning an 8-1 loss in the season finale Sunday that knocked New York out of postseason contention.
In other news, All-Star center fielder Carlos Beltran had arthroscopic surgery on both knees Wednesday, and an MRI exam on pitcher John Maine's left hip revealed he doesn't have a sports hernia.
Left-hander Jason Vargas also had a bone spur removed from his pitching elbow. Mets medical director Dr. David Altchek performed the operations on Beltran and Vargas at the Hospital for Special Surgery.
Mets' Glavine likely to decline option to consider future
NEW YORK -- Tom Glavine is likely to decline his option with the New York Mets by Friday's deadline, giving the pitcher time to think about his future.
Differing media outlets put the option at between $9 million and $13 million.
Glavine's contract said he must make a decision on the option by the fifth day after the Mets concluded their season.
"Tom and I have been having discussions since Sunday. As he has indicated on prior occasions, he's going to take time with his wife and his family and consider all of his options and then make his decision," Glavine's agent, Gregg Clifton, said Wednesday. "It is doubtful he'll be able to conclude that process prior to Friday."
Glavine went 13-8 with a 4.45 ERA in 34 starts spanning 200 1/3 innings this year, fading in his final three outings. He managed only one out while giving up seven runs to Florida in the first inning an 8-1 loss in the season finale Sunday that knocked New York out of postseason contention.
In other news, All-Star center fielder Carlos Beltran had arthroscopic surgery on both knees Wednesday, and an MRI exam on pitcher John Maine's left hip revealed he doesn't have a sports hernia.
Left-hander Jason Vargas also had a bone spur removed from his pitching elbow. Mets medical director Dr. David Altchek performed the operations on Beltran and Vargas at the Hospital for Special Surgery.
Snotbubbles
Footballguy
RBM
Footballguy
Offseason moves down?
Snotbubbles
Footballguy
Well since the Mets are the only team making them...
Here goes your FA starting pitching options:Tony Armas (30) - $5MM mutual option for '08Kris Benson (33) - $7.5MM club option for '08Paul Byrd (37) - $8MM club option for '08Shawn Chacon (30)Roger Clemens (46)Matt Clement (33)Bartolo Colon (35)Josh Fogg (31)Casey Fossum (30)Freddy Garcia (32)Tom Glavine (42) - $9MM player option for '08Livan Hernandez (33)*Jason Jennings (29)Joe Kennedy (29)Byung-Hyun Kim (29)Brian Lawrence (32)Jon Lieber (38)Kyle Lohse (29)Rodrigo Lopez (32)Greg Maddux (42) - $8.75MM player option or $11MM club option for '08Eric Milton (32)Tomo Ohka (32)Russ Ortiz (34)Odalis Perez (31) - $9MM club option for '08Andy Pettitte (36) - $16MM player option for '08Joel Pineiro (29)Kenny Rogers (43)Curt Schilling (41)Carlos Silva (29)Julian Tavarez (35) - $3.85MM club option for '08John Thomson (34)Brett Tomko (35) - $4.5MM mutual option for '08Steve Trachsel (37) - $4.75MM club option for '08Koji Uehara (33)Jeff Weaver (31)David Wells (45)Kip Wells (31)Randy Wolf (31) - $9MM club option for '08Jamey Wright (34)Jaret Wright (32)Here go your middle relievers:Jeremy Affeldt (29)Antonio Alfonseca (36)LaTroy Hawkins (35)Jorge Julio (29)Joe Kennedy (29)Scott Linebrink (31)Troy Percival (39)David Riske (31) - $2.85MM club option for '08Russ Springer (39)Julian Tavarez (35) - $3.85MM club option for '08Mike Timlin (42)Luis Vizcaino (31)Kerry Wood (31)The Mutts should be able to do a total pitching staff make-over with all that talent available. Oh, wait. I forgot, the Mutts are gonna trade their garbage and get Johan Santana. 
Wow - let it go bro - your unhealthy anti-Mets obsession is not good for you.Aren't the Phillies playing playoff baseball right now? Or are they home yet?Snotbubbles said:The Mutts should be able to do a total pitching staff make-over with all that talent available.
RBM
Footballguy
First of all, they dont need to do a total makeover. They need to attempt to make a move on a top flight starter. I dont think any Met fan would mind a 2, 3, 4 of Pedro, Perez and Maine. One of Humber/Pelfrey as the 5th. Zero wrong with that 2-5. Not sure if it will happen, but Omar will go after Santana, Halladay, or Oswalt. As for the bullpen, neither you or I could predict who is going to be an effective middle reliever. Seems to change year to year. What a weird position.Snotbubbles said:Well since the Mets are the only team making them...
