What a dreary opening homestand this turned into. And that was while we got adequate starts from the buttend of the rotation and solid work from a bullpen rumored to have sucked. No, it was the offense that couldn’t get unstuck: there are too many outmakers.
The unfairly beleaguered bullpen in the meantime today debuted a new lefty, Raul Valdes, who contributed two scoreless innings today wearing No. 22. No, it wasn’t Al Leiter.
Submitted by keith (not verified) on Sun, 04/11/2010 – 6:35pm.
I was hoping Ike Davis was going to get #22 , #21 would be better but that’s taken already
Davis
Submitted by gored82 on Sun, 04/11/2010 – 9:43pm.
Better to wait until he’s called up before worrying about his number…
Raul Valdes 883
Submitted by Gordon Handler (not verified) on Mon, 04/12/2010 – 2:38pm.
You’re math is slightly off. The 8 new Mets from the opening day roster are numbers 875-882 on the all time roster. That makes Raul Valdes 883. Will we hit 900 this year? Maybe by the all-star break.
If we hit 900 this year,
Submitted by Lola at Briefgold (not verified) on Tue, 04/13/2010 – 2:27am.
If we hit 900 this year, well…it will make my year!
I’m totally agree with Davis
Submitted by Ryan50 (not verified) on Wed, 04/14/2010 – 2:03pm.
I’m totally agree with Davis …