Comments on: Perez !@#$%%^$#@ http://www.newyorkmetsreport.com/2009/04/04/perez/ Featuring Mets' commentary, analysis and news. Wed, 08 Feb 2012 22:25:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: Ray Sadecki http://www.newyorkmetsreport.com/2009/04/04/perez/#comment-13609 Ray Sadecki Mon, 06 Apr 2009 18:18:11 +0000 http://www.newyorkmetsreport.com/?p=1821#comment-13609 (20) That depends on ollie, of course. I remember The real booing started with Sisk. He was the first real target. I am usually against booing home players, but perez doesnt even give a fan a chance to get comfortble in thier seats before he takes his team out of the game. Now that hes got his big contract, its going to be worse for him unless he gets his head out of his behind. (20) That depends on ollie, of course. I remember The real booing started with Sisk. He was the first real target. I am usually against booing home players, but perez doesnt even give a fan a chance to get comfortble in thier seats before he takes his team out of the game. Now that hes got his big contract, its going to be worse for him unless he gets his head out of his behind.

]]> By: tomg http://www.newyorkmetsreport.com/2009/04/04/perez/#comment-13593 tomg Mon, 06 Apr 2009 14:23:50 +0000 http://www.newyorkmetsreport.com/?p=1821#comment-13593 When the question was asked on this blog if the Mets should sign Perez I said "no way". I wanted the Mets to sign Derek Lowe because he is a proven decent pitcher who can throw innings. If anybody watched the Braves vs. Philly game last night Lowe look good, eight innings 0 runs. Omar is a tool and now the Mets are stuck with this loser for years. When the question was asked on this blog if the Mets should sign Perez I said “no way”. I wanted the Mets to sign Derek Lowe because he is a proven decent pitcher who can throw innings. If anybody watched the Braves vs. Philly game last night Lowe look good, eight innings 0 runs. Omar is a tool and now the Mets are stuck with this loser for years.

]]> By: Harry Chiti http://www.newyorkmetsreport.com/2009/04/04/perez/#comment-13592 Harry Chiti Mon, 06 Apr 2009 14:20:28 +0000 http://www.newyorkmetsreport.com/?p=1821#comment-13592 i thought cityfield was the show this weekend. So now to a serious question for you and all others. will met fans break the booing record set by fans during the braden looper closer era for the not so beloved ollie perez? when did met fans start booing. i don't remember booing until the early 70s. i thought cityfield was the show this weekend. So now to a serious question for you and all others. will met fans break the booing record set by fans during the braden looper closer era for the not so beloved ollie perez?
when did met fans start booing. i don’t remember booing until the early 70s.

]]> By: Ray Sadecki http://www.newyorkmetsreport.com/2009/04/04/perez/#comment-13591 Ray Sadecki Mon, 06 Apr 2009 02:47:46 +0000 http://www.newyorkmetsreport.com/?p=1821#comment-13591 Chiti no because their show was over before the first act was finised. Chiti no because their show was over before the first act was finised.

]]> By: Harry Chiti http://www.newyorkmetsreport.com/2009/04/04/perez/#comment-13590 Harry Chiti Sun, 05 Apr 2009 22:34:17 +0000 http://www.newyorkmetsreport.com/?p=1821#comment-13590 Don't you think Sadecki booing in a fake game is going beyond the call of duty? Shouldn't they have been checking out the food and restrooms and site lines etc? Don’t you think Sadecki booing in a fake game is going beyond the call of duty? Shouldn’t they have been checking out the food and restrooms and site lines etc?

]]> By: Ray Sadecki http://www.newyorkmetsreport.com/2009/04/04/perez/#comment-13589 Ray Sadecki Sun, 05 Apr 2009 21:22:18 +0000 http://www.newyorkmetsreport.com/?p=1821#comment-13589 Gil, This will not change. Baseball is entertainment as owners and players always remind us. Put on a bad show, you get booed. Put on a good show, you get a standing ovation. Just like going to a broadway play. Gil, This will not change. Baseball is entertainment as owners and players always remind us. Put on a bad show, you get booed. Put on a good show, you get a standing ovation. Just like going to a broadway play.

]]> By: Gil In Orlando http://www.newyorkmetsreport.com/2009/04/04/perez/#comment-13588 Gil In Orlando Sun, 05 Apr 2009 17:32:52 +0000 http://www.newyorkmetsreport.com/?p=1821#comment-13588 Only thing at a game I dislike worse than booing our own players for poor performances, is booing our own players for poor performaces in Spring Training games. Yes, Oliver Perez had a miserable outing. But the game didn't count. It's pre-season. Only time home fans should boo their own is when players aren't hustling or trying. If booing our own players would boost their performances, I'd do it 'til I had no voice left. But booing Oliver Perez isn't going to make him pitch better. A side bullpen session and talking at length with Dan Warthen might. Funny, yesterday's hearty cheering of Carlos Delgado made me think back to last May when fans were booing him out of the ballpark. Or when the boo birds flocked around Carlos Beltran the first week of 2006 before he went on to have an MVP-worthy season. Can we give our guys a chance? Only thing at a game I dislike worse than booing our own players for poor performances, is booing our own players for poor performaces in Spring Training games.
Yes, Oliver Perez had a miserable outing.
But the game didn’t count.
It’s pre-season.
Only time home fans should boo their own is when players aren’t hustling or trying.
If booing our own players would boost their performances, I’d do it ’til I had no voice left.
But booing Oliver Perez isn’t going to make him pitch better. A side bullpen session and talking at length with Dan Warthen might.
Funny, yesterday’s hearty cheering of Carlos Delgado made me think back to last May when fans were booing him out of the ballpark. Or when the boo birds flocked around Carlos Beltran the first week of 2006 before he went on to have an MVP-worthy season.
Can we give our guys a chance?

]]> By: John Delcos http://www.newyorkmetsreport.com/2009/04/04/perez/#comment-13587 John Delcos Sun, 05 Apr 2009 15:48:15 +0000 http://www.newyorkmetsreport.com/?p=1821#comment-13587 jim (14): The first impression is it will be a pitcher's park. That doesn't mean the Mets can't hit here. The lines are favorable and the gaps are conducive to line drives, which is what they should be hitting anyway.-JD jim (14): The first impression is it will be a pitcher’s park. That doesn’t mean the Mets can’t hit here. The lines are favorable and the gaps are conducive to line drives, which is what they should be hitting anyway.-JD

]]> By: jim bmore http://www.newyorkmetsreport.com/2009/04/04/perez/#comment-13586 jim bmore Sun, 05 Apr 2009 07:43:03 +0000 http://www.newyorkmetsreport.com/?p=1821#comment-13586 does anyone think the outfield looks huge and it will be very very tough to hit HRs to the gaps or even to center?? and the high walls will add even more difficulty (taking away dwright hrs and beltran line drive hrs).. the place looked like it will play huge to me. does anyone think the outfield looks huge and it will be very very tough to hit HRs to the gaps or even to center?? and the high walls will add even more difficulty (taking away dwright hrs and beltran line drive hrs).. the place looked like it will play huge to me.

]]> By: bill metsiac http://www.newyorkmetsreport.com/2009/04/04/perez/#comment-13584 bill metsiac Sun, 05 Apr 2009 01:05:25 +0000 http://www.newyorkmetsreport.com/?p=1821#comment-13584 I was at the game today, so I don't know what the announcers were saying, but either the speed gun or Ollie was way off. The scoreboard kept flashing "fastball 84", "fastball 86", "fastball 83". Those aren't even the #s PEDRO was throwing in the WBC. No doubt he was horrible, but he should've been out of the inning with one run scored. His throw to 2B after catching the liner was on the money, but Castillo and Reyes couldn't decide who wanted it and it kicked off Luis' glove. Then the roof fell in, probably due to Ollie's mental fragility. We'll never know how he would've done in the 2nd inning if Castillo caught the throw, but fortunately the game won't cost us in the NL standings. Also fortunately, his 1st "real" start won't be in front of the home crowd. I was at the game today, so I don’t know what the announcers were saying, but either the speed gun or Ollie was way off. The scoreboard kept flashing “fastball 84″, “fastball 86″, “fastball 83″. Those aren’t even the #s PEDRO was throwing in the WBC.

No doubt he was horrible, but he should’ve been out of the inning with one run scored. His throw to 2B after catching the liner was on the money, but Castillo and Reyes couldn’t decide who wanted it and it kicked off Luis’ glove. Then the roof fell in, probably due to Ollie’s mental fragility.

We’ll never know how he would’ve done in the 2nd inning if Castillo caught the throw, but fortunately the game won’t cost us in the NL standings.

Also fortunately, his 1st “real” start won’t be in front of the home crowd.

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