10-02-2007, 03:43 AM
Quote:You seem like a man in distress.No, I wouldn't call it distress. Distress is being unable to access VOD porn. I'd say disappointed is the more appropriate adjective.
Quote:Rename the thread.Why? The thread is still about the 2007 New York Mets.
Quote:that ticket means you're out $150, right?You have a bright future as a sportsbook cashier. Nothing can get by you!
I didn't even mention Feliciano. Another prime example of Ranolph's managerial indecisiveness. He starts the season as a dominant left-handed specialist. Then towards the All-Star break he begins being used as more of an overall set-up man, pitching to righties too. He continued to get outs, but became rather wild, against lefties as well.There was a stretch around July when he had no control, fell behind and gave in, walked people, hit people. In the second half, Randolph seemed unsure of how to use him. Sometimes he'd be brought in exclusively for lefties, sometimes he'd pitch to righties. I questioned this whole matchup strategy in April and the explanation was that he was still in the process of defining set roles in the bullpen. An understandable explanation. But how do you explain the fact that some guys had no roles defined in August and September?