Links: Anger, Frustration, Irrationality, Etc.
In a post to Coppola Sisters, Trey says, ‘Enough is enough,’ arguing – I think – that Willie Randolph should be fired for monotony and for removing his starting pitchers too early.
…welcome to covering basesball on a day-in and day-out basis, trey…enjoy the ride…
Though he lists a variety of other issues that went wrong last night, from strike outs to double plays, Matt Artus from Always Amazin blames Ramdolph most, adding, “Good teams don’t lose to bad teams like the Nationals the way the Mets did Thursday.”
…wait, you mean to tell me, in the history of baseball, spanning a 162–game season, a ‘good’ team didn’t play a sloppy game against a ‘bad’ team…
…man, talk about romanticizing success…
At NYMets.info, Michael G. Baron lists a few bad signs for the Mets, stating, “All in all, something has to give.”
…agreed…my fear is that the team is locked in to situations that will restrict it from adjusting…
According to the Brooklyn Met Fan, Carlos Delgado is crumbling before our eyes.
…the bell is ringing for delgado…my bet is that he has until Memorial Day to save his job…after that, all bets will be off…
In a post to Metstradamus, John writes a letter to Aaron Heilman’s alma-mater, asking, “With all of these accomplishments, how did your fine university manage to turn out somebody as stupid as Aaron Heilman?”
…well, that’s not nice…seriously…i mean, i’m all for being frustrated, but do you honestly think that heilman is struggling because he is stupid…jeez…
