Remember back before the season started when we played the Over/Under Game? It’s almost comical to review the stats below and see our responses.
To view your original responses click here. See the actual stats below. Looks like Freddie won with getting 8 out of the 15.
1. Johan Santana wins – 19 1/2 UNDER (13)
2. John Maine wins – 12 1/2 UNDER (7)
3. Jose Reyes triples – 14 1/2 UNDER (2)
4. Reyes inside the park HRs – 1 1/2 UNDER
5. Reyes steals – 55 UNDER (11)
6. Luis Castillo OBP – .365 OVER (.389)
7. Gary Sheffield HRs as a Met 13 1/2 UNDER (10)
8. Carlos Delgado HRs – 30 UNDER (4)
9. K-Rod saves – 44 UNDER (35)
10. Brad Lidge blown saves – 3 1/2 OVER
11. Dan Murphy batting average – .295 UNDER (.266)
12. Jerry Manuel ejections – 2 1/2 OVER
13. Oliver Perez starts that go over 6 innings – 6 UNDER (1 time Aug. 7th 6.1 innings)
14. Perez ERA vs. Phillies – 2.60 WAY OVER (Two games, 3 innings 10 earned runs, 8 walks)
15. Mets Wins – 89 1/2 WAY UNDER (70)
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today is 10/5/09 at 5:48 pm…Chris Benz will not purchase a ticket plan next year unless a) the Coupons sell the team and b) “Omar the Great” is fired….I have a better chance of the New York Islanders winning the Stanley Cup than that!
haha, Benz we’ll see, I do remember you saying something like that right before they traded and signed Johan
Good things are going to happen in Queens in the offseason. Halladay is coming. The only teams that can afford him and willling to pay him are the Mets Yankees and red Sox. the red sox are gonna go hard after the felix the great and the yanks are gonna take it ease after sweeping away the competion in the postseason.
Halladay is going to be a Met. The mets dont need the prosepcts to trade for him alla johan becuz hes going to want a contract extension and a team with prospects will probably not pay him the amount of money he is looking for. So he is esentially a free agent.