Good
morning.
I saw
that the amount of deaths in the United States rose again yesterday. I guess
this figure will go up and down due to the huge increase of testing and diagnosis
being done throughout the country.
Too
early for Covid humor? Try this one on…
A suspected Covid-19 male patient is lying in bed in the
hospital, wearing an oxygen mask over his mouth and nose. A young student
female nurse appears and gives him a partial sponge bath.
"Nurse,"' he mumbles from behind the mask,
"are my testicles black?"
Embarrassed, the young nurse replies, "I don't know,
Sir. I'm only here to wash your upper body and feet."
He struggles to ask again, "Nurse, please check for me.
Are my testicles black?"
Concerned that he might elevate his blood pressure and heart
rate from worrying about his testicles, she overcomes her embarrassment and pulls
back the covers. She raises his gown, holds his manhood in one hand and his
testicles gently in the other.
She looks very closely and says, "There's nothing wrong
with them, Sir. They look fine."
The man slowly pulls off his oxygen mask, smiles at her, and
says very slowly,
"Thank you very much. That was wonderful. Now listen
very, very, closely:
"Are - my - test - results - back?"
MsMet_Susan - @MsMet_Susan
I live in Queens, NY. Also known as Ground Zero for COVID-19.
There are way too many people walking around, sans masks, as if it is another
typical Spring day. People are stupid. Stay away from people. Save a life.
PG - Top H.S. Draft Prospects:
1 Zac Veen
6-4 195
L/R OF Port Orange, FL Florida Spruce
Creek
Can
really swing it. Big power potential. Very good at PG National
2 Jordan Walker
6-5 220
R/R 3B Stone Mountain, GA Duke Decatur
Power
is coming in a big way. Outstanding at PGAAC. A lot of loud contact at PG
National and defense stands out at 3B. Showed big potential with bat at PG
Underclass All American Games
3 Blaze Jordan
6-2 222
R/R 3B Southaven, MS Mississippi State DeSoto
Central
New to
2020 class after being #1 from the start in 2021 class and jumps right to the
top of 2020 list with his light tower power and outstanding hit tool to go with
it that plays in games. Big arm strength and athleticism to project at any
corner position. Very loud fall including the top exit velocity in Jupiter
4 Austin
Hendrick
6-1 205
L/L OF Oakdale, PA Mississippi
State West Allegheny
Showed
huge power at PG National, Just continues to flat out mash. Seems like you can
count on loud contact every time he is up. MVP of 2017 15u PG World Series
5 Jared Kelley
6-2 200
R/R RHP Refugio, TX Texas Refugio
Up to
99 and dominant at PG All American. FB up to 98 mph at PG National and showed
an outstanding breaking ball to go with it.
6 Mick Abel
6-5 198
R/R RHP Cedar Mill, OR Oregon State Jesuit Gunderson
Got
the start for the West at PG All American. Absolutely electric at PG National
running his FB up to 97 mph with minimal effort and still projects for more.
Showed a plus slider at 86 mph as well.
7 Ed Howard
6-2 185
R/R SS Lynwood, IL Oklahoma Mount Carmel
Showed
big potential with bat at WWBA and followed up with outstanding showing at PG
National. Sky is the limit for him.
8 Robert Hassell
III
6-2 190
L/L OF Franklin, TN Vanderbilt Independence
BIg
time LH bat that really projects. Very good at PG National
9 Chase Davis
6-1 211
L/L OF Elk Grove, CA Arizona Franklin
Showed
big tools at PG National including throwing 99 from OF and has serious thunder
in his bat. Absolutely mashed at WWBA Underclass. Big potential with bat and
very impressive in Jupiter
10 Alex Santos
6-4 204
R/R RHP Bronx, NY Maryland Mount St Michael Academy
Outstanding
at PG All American. Up to 95 with a hammer. Up to 93 mph and very good at PG
National
Jla - @OriginalLadyMet
Read this while you get your treatment, RUSS
Chris Flexen’s Mom told me last night, KOB baseball
will start in late April...
Binghamton Rumble Ponies - @RumblePoniesBB
It's Time to meet your @RumblePonies Starting Rotation Baseball!
Matthew Allan (Opening Day Starter)
David Peterson
Kevin Smith
Thomas Szapucki
Franklyn Kilome
Luc Rennie
Mike Puma - @NYPost_Mets
One Mets player who asked not to be identified has concerns
about the idea of 30 teams playing an entire summer in Arizona: "It's the desert,"
he said. "Stuff doesn't live there, it dies there."
My favorite Texas-based
singer-songwriter, John Prine, died yesterday
from the coronavirus.
An undercover operation.
ReplyDeleteArizona in the summer is HOT!
NYC is just...too...crowded.
Tom
ReplyDeleteThe Arizona scenario does nothing for minor league baseball.
We are at least 30 dats away from determinating where this virus is going.
I'm already banking on a May stay-at-home order. And June.
ReplyDeleteReese
ReplyDeleteYeah... we just can not rush this return.
Matthew Allan is going to be the opening day starter in AA? I know he's very highly rated, and a steal in the 3rd round last year, but he only pitched a few innings in low A last year. can't be?? thought he was projected to start in Columbia?
ReplyDeleteJon
ReplyDeleteI think this was just virtual hype by a fan and member of their inner circle.
St. Lucie maybe.
Probably Columbia.
Definitely not B-Mets
IMO.
ReplyDeleteIf you can't have fans in the stands, don't play.
Not likely you can have fans in the stands in 2020.
Mack
ReplyDeleteThanks! Thought it was a tweet from the Rumble Ponies. Now we just have to hope there's a season and he gets to pitch somewhere!!
Jon,
ReplyDeleteIn one of their other tweets they list Michael Paez as one of the infielders. He retired last October.
Homie, I remember those Mets games in the early 1980s...2000 at a game. Easy to social distance when the stands are 4% full. Almost as many people attended a Hasidic funeral in Mayor de Blasio’s New York this week.
ReplyDeleteMan the Mets were bad in the early 80s, but I watched many a game from those Loge sections 1,3,5 or 2,4,6 right behind home plate, just under the broadcast booth. For like $5 bucks. Everyone had their own section to themselves.
ReplyDeleteNowadays I'd have to cash out my 401K to sit in seats so close.