or perhaps a nice hankee?

So Wright should’ve thrown his bat at Reyes for stupidly getting caught off 2nd in the saturday game?

I love how if David Wright does this, he is only showing emotion. Since he is our golden boy who can do no wrong. If god forbid, Jose ever goes through a slump like David went through from oh… the second week or april up until.. 4 days ago, he would be burned alive. Or if Jose made the error on Bloomquist to let Felix hit a grandslam, the media would have been all over it. The fact is, Beltran and Reyes have been our best players for most of the year, while Wright has honestly been horrible at the plate for the majority of the year, looking more like the back side of a platoon then the all star he is, yet Beltran and Reyes take all the heat and not one ounce of blame or criticism is thrown Wrights way. I love the kid, but how come when Reyes chases a slider in the dirt or pops up, he is some immature baby who doesnt play the game right. But when Wright waves at that slider and K’s for the 100th time, he is just slumping, he is sure to bust out. They both are great players, and they both certainly have their flaws, but this year Reyes has been easily the better player. and he is the one being bashed. Wright is great, but these guys both have flaws in their game and we hold them to different standards. The real joke of it is, so does the media in NY. Wright can do no wrong while Jose is a whiney baby who acts like a brat. But when he is cool and calm, he has no heart. Some kind of hypocritical fan base I would say.

Seriously, people were on him for not caring before, now he shows that fire and he’s immature? No wonder so many young stars have fizzled in the lights of Shea, you really can’t win.

Nice game though, Ollie had his big game form on.. maybe he should only be allowed to pitch against the yanks, braves, and phillies? Nice to see Delgado breaking scoreboards, but he’s sort of all or nothing right now.

Hitting the homers will make pitchers fear him a little, which can only help the lineup.

that ‘fear’ works for the Sultan of Shot. No reason it can’t work for Delgado.

what i’m trying to say is, that a higher aveage would help the lineup more than being and ultimate power threat around .200. Yes, the fear of a guy hitting one over the wall is emense, but, you can put the fear into the pitcher that, if he even leaves a pitch barely off the corner I can be in some trouble.

This team has a hard time sustaining rallies, and a higher average would include more hits which would also get the pitcher to throw out of the stretch, some pitchers have no confidence in the stretch. For example, perez was wild when first going into the stretch today, it can really change the way a pitcher pitches.