ExWNYer

All of you who were watching the punting 'competition' like a Haack can relax now...

No, it doesn't...but 'Ethan in The Factory of Sadness' does.

Yeah, it hits a little too close to home. My sons are 20 and 22.

No. Wawrow asked at the presser but McD did not want to go into it in order to respect the family's privacy.

Just heard on McD's presser. So sad. Condolences and prayers to Dawson and the entire Knox family.

Carn(iv)al knowledge...

Sooooooooooo, a couple of circle jerks... (Was there a Kiko Alonso jersey involved?)

I want to kiss you all over And over again I want to kiss you all over 'Til the night closes in 'Til the night closes in

Someone is always trying to drive him out of town. What's his 'Blue Book' value?

It may have been directly via WGR in years past but I believe it worked via Audacy last year (https://www.audacy.com/stations/wgr550). Maybe not. I rarely listen to the radio feed because I watch via Sunday Ticket and used to have issues synching the audio feed with the TV feed (not a fan of Murph anyway).

Get real. No way is Beane taking on that many carbs... So, apparently, this is a thing now?

You can if you're listening on a laptop, Chromebook, etc. Just not on your mobile phone (go figure). That's how it was in the past anyway. Don't know if anything has changed for this year.

… I got bim bam banana pops, dixie cups All flavors and push ups, too I'm your ice cream man Stop me when I'm passin' by They say all my flavors are guaranteed to satisfy … I'm your ice cream man Stop me when I'm passin' by I'm your ice cream man Stop me when I'm passin' by They say all my flavors are guaranteed to satisfy

Yes. $5.00 per box, $4.50 if you want him to sign it...

They've been experimenting with him at guard during camp, presumably to see if he sucks less...

You are correct, sir.

Was it his vajayjay?

At least they're playing their starters so your hit is pure.

I love that Honolulu blue.

The Lions strike Swiftly...

Did you try taking a pee afterwards without washing your hands first, tough guy?

Sandusky: "It's called 'The Mansier'." Woodson: "It's called 'The Bro'." Sandusky: "MANSIER!!..." Woodson: "BRO!!..."

I posted after midnight. You're lucky you got anything resembling coherent. Ingrate... (j/k) 😇

Has he forgotten about the Dodgers? They are 32-5 since June 29th and the Mets are still a shade behind them, IMO. The Met pitchers match up well against Atlanta because the Braves' hitters are prone to the slider and strikeout a lot. The Dodger hitters know how to work a good pitching staff and are a tougher out. A month ago pundits and annoying Yankee fans were extolling the virtues of an "historic season". Now that NY American has cooled off a bit the Mets are suddenly "the the team to beat across MLB"? Not buying it. The Mets are white hot right now and playing as well as anyone but there is still a lot of baseball to be played. As lifelong Met fans, we know better than to take anything for granted. I feel really good about this team and am cautiously optimistic but I am still worried about anyone in the bullpen not named Edwin Diaz and the catching position is still a season-long black hole. I hope that Peterson can eventually help out as a lefty out of the pen but right now, they're keeping him at Syracuse to keep him stretched out. I'm also hoping that Megill can be added to the pen with his live arm after he gets healthy. Much like the AFC for the Bills, the NL will be a gauntlet for the Mets. If they make it to the WS, they will have truly accomplished something. The AL is more or less the Astros and Yanks and that's it. Because of their easier path, the Yanks are a better bet to make the WS than the Mets, IMO. I hope it doesn't play out that way, obviously. Let's soak it all in and enjoy the ride for as long as possible because this team is a lot of fun. #LFGM Honestly, they were all before my time and the only one I know by name at first glance is Jay Hook. The only reason I know his name is because I remember Met announcers saying over the years and also reading that Hook was the pitcher who recorded the first Met victory in franchise history after 9 straight losses in 1962. I agree that it's awesome that Cohen is bringing back some of the original Mets before it's too late. This franchise has ignored it's history for far too long and it's high time that they finally embraced it.