Yankees 2000: Promote the Curse: The Team. The Time. The Celebration.

Monday, September 18, 2006

The Team. The Time. The Celebration.

Honestly, I nearly wept.

- A.F.O.M.G.

4 Comments:

Nails said...: fuck. sweet. nails is finally rendered speechless. sweet.; 12:03 AM
Cousin Dan said...: I didn't work Friday night. I didn't work Saturday night. I didn't work Sunday afternoon.

I worked tonight. Thank the Lord for DVR.

The best part of the videotaped celebration? Happy Pedro. And it's not even close.; 12:25 AM
Anonymous said...: Mets fan since '75...

So, what happened between this one and the last one?

Mike Scioscia
Darryl and E in LA
Torborg, Admiral Saberhagen, earplugs, and fireworks.
Hundley!
Oh no, Hundley's hurt!
I don't want that guy, he has a rep for not hitting the big HR. I want Hundley back!
That guy turned the franchise around!
Casey breaks his bat in frustration in the bottom of the ninth.
Finley jumps, Berman says "IT'S OVER!"
Ball four, game over, NLCS over, 1999 season over.
Bobby Jones bids the Doggie's team adieu.
Payback for '85.
Al throws one pitch too many.
Kevin Appier, Mo Vaughn, and "Take That Roger Clemens!"
The Rally Monkey (not Met related, but always worth mentioning!).
20 years old and the hamstring is always pulled? He's much ado about nothing, trade him for a proven commodity.
20 years old, and he and the guy standing next to him are the face of the Mets (hopefully for years to come).

A division title is a big thing, and we've seen a lot of baseball since the last one. And a lot of it has been hard to watch. But not this year.

Take it in, it may be a long time until we're here again!

Savor it, Met fans, you've earned it!; 10:18 AM
Lister said...: Words from Eighty-Six for Ought-Six:

"I have one theory in hitting and that is 'Thou shall not pass without offering,' and that's what I did."

- MW; 11:08 AM

Monday, September 18, 2006

The Team. The Time. The Celebration.

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		[ Return to Home Page ] Monday, September 18, 2006 The Team. The Time. The Celebration. Honestly, I nearly wept. - A.F.O.M.G. posted by A Friend of Mr. Glass' at 10:59 PM 4 Comments: Nails said... fuck. sweet. nails is finally rendered speechless. sweet. 12:03 AM Cousin Dan said... I didn't work Friday night. I didn't work Saturday night. I didn't work Sunday afternoon. I worked tonight. Thank the Lord for DVR. The best part of the videotaped celebration? Happy Pedro. And it's not even close. 12:25 AM Anonymous said... Mets fan since '75... So, what happened between this one and the last one? Mike Scioscia Darryl and E in LA Torborg, Admiral Saberhagen, earplugs, and fireworks. Hundley! Oh no, Hundley's hurt! I don't want that guy, he has a rep for not hitting the big HR. I want Hundley back! That guy turned the franchise around! Casey breaks his bat in frustration in the bottom of the ninth. Finley jumps, Berman says "IT'S OVER!" Ball four, game over, NLCS over, 1999 season over. Bobby Jones bids the Doggie's team adieu. Payback for '85. Al throws one pitch too many. Kevin Appier, Mo Vaughn, and "Take That Roger Clemens!" The Rally Monkey (not Met related, but always worth mentioning!). 20 years old and the hamstring is always pulled? He's much ado about nothing, trade him for a proven commodity. 20 years old, and he and the guy standing next to him are the face of the Mets (hopefully for years to come). A division title is a big thing, and we've seen a lot of baseball since the last one. And a lot of it has been hard to watch. But not this year. Take it in, it may be a long time until we're here again! Savor it, Met fans, you've earned it! 10:18 AM Lister said... Words from Eighty-Six for Ought-Six: "I have one theory in hitting and that is 'Thou shall not pass without offering,' and that's what I did." - MW 11:08 AM Post a Comment << Home				Contributors Cheddar Ben Sippy Momo A Friend of Mr. Glass' Previous Posts Game Time Pat Burrell, Met Savior Step Into the Realm Are We All Slipping? About Those Preseason Predictions, Right... NFL- Sip Style On the Street Memories Things Change, Mox Sip Gone Crazy


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