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9/22/13

The Mets Race to the 11th Pick

avatar - kidding me

 

 

1. Houston - .329

2. Miami  -  .364

3. CWS  -  .390

4. Cubs  -  .419

5. Twins  -  .422

6. Seattle -  .432

7. Brewers   -   .442

8. Toronto  -  .461

9. Rockies   -  .455 (85 loses)

10. Mets   -  .455  (84 loses)

11. Toronto - Compensation pick

12. Giants   -   .458

13. Phillies   -   .461

14.  Padres  -  .468

 

 
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10 comments:

  1. ZozoSeptember 22, 2013 at 10:05 AM

    Wtf!!! I can't believe this shit!!! All my coworkers are asking why I want the mets to lose....lol

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  2. CharleySeptember 22, 2013 at 10:13 AM

    I saw the game got called last night with them winning and said "shit, this f-ing mets"!

    My wife said, "what, they lose again?"

    And I said, "no, the friggin' won"

    At that point she just shook her head, confused, and went back to reading her book.

    It is weird, but only this team would be able to start a winning streak and completely screw up their draft position. It takes a special idiot to be one of their fans. And they always do exactly what you don't want them to.

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  3. jonahSeptember 22, 2013 at 10:28 AM

    Well, at least we dont have to worry/dream about Choo and co.

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  4. PhilSeptember 22, 2013 at 11:00 AM

    Figures with this team, even when they win, they lose......

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  5. CharleySeptember 22, 2013 at 12:19 PM

    Perfect tag line for 2013 Phil.

    Regardless of protected picks, I don't see Alderson being able to simply forego free agency. What it does do is probably limit the Mets to one big free agent sign.

    If they had their first rounder protected, I could see them signing two big free agents, figuring as long as they had it, losing the second and third round picks would be for the greater good. But if it's not protected, I can't see them signing two and losing both their first and second rounders(along with the slot money). That would kill their entire draft, most likely anyway.

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  6. Michi L.September 22, 2013 at 12:41 PM

    I hope they get swept by the Reds and then loose the Brewers series...

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  7. tom steepSeptember 22, 2013 at 12:44 PM

    if what we're missing out on is Choo, then let them keep winning.

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  8. CharleySeptember 22, 2013 at 2:03 PM

    Yeah, why would the Mets want a guy who leads off, gets in base 40% of the time, and will add a lot of offense to them? I've heard the argument that he won't be as good playing in Citifield. That's true, but he twice the player Eric Young is and will be hue for the Mets having him as their lead off man.

    I'd rather they sign Pence, but the status quo isn't working.

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  9. ReeseSeptember 22, 2013 at 2:43 PM

    1B Duda/Davis/Satin
    2B Young
    SS Anybody's guess
    3B Wright
    LF Anybody's guess
    CF Lagares
    RF Anybody's guess
    C d'Arnaud

    Gone -- Murphy and Flores -- arguably the only two offensive chips they have to deal to fill other holes.

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  10. Gary SeagrenSeptember 23, 2013 at 7:25 AM

    the question is why are we all surprised by this?

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