GUCD231
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Well thank you......thank you very much.
P.S. there was also 18 met players before the little pic of Barry,lol.
P.S. there was also 18 met players before the little pic of Barry,lol.
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MrMet
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lol the Mets customs are cool, but it clearly states you PC Bonds, and not the Mets, i dunno any Mets fan who'd also PC Bonds, no disrespect
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Great thread to the OP.I am a big Mets fan and collect mostly 1986 Mets as well as current stars and Shea Stadium memorabilia.I hope to show some of it off here.I will start with a 1986 Mets custom set I made with the help of a great graphic designer from this site.I could not find a nice complete set of players from any set of the team,18 of them to be exact.I have plenty of different player autos but nothing that could be put together like this.I used certified autographs from different card companies.Many were damaged or dull looking design wise.I know cutting up cards is frowned upon around here,but for my purpose they serve a better good.
Those custom cards are awesome, I love how you have Buckner in there...lol nice touch
Thanks for the praise about starting the thread. I hope when things turn around for the team, more will contribute to the thread.
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Nah,bro none taken,I do PC Barry Bonds but I also PC Mets which is why I really like this thread.Here are my PC folders of them,there's alot of stuff.
David Wright PC- DAVID WRIGHT PC Photos by GUCD231 | Photobucket
Jose Reyes PC (when he was a Met)- JOSE REYES PC Photos by GUCD231 | Photobucket
My Mets PC- METS PC Photos by GUCD231 | Photobucket
Shea Stadium Memorabilia PC - Shea Memorabilia Photos by GUCD231 | Photobucket
Oh and this puppy,again 1986 Met themed.
David Wright PC- DAVID WRIGHT PC Photos by GUCD231 | Photobucket
Jose Reyes PC (when he was a Met)- JOSE REYES PC Photos by GUCD231 | Photobucket
My Mets PC- METS PC Photos by GUCD231 | Photobucket
Shea Stadium Memorabilia PC - Shea Memorabilia Photos by GUCD231 | Photobucket
Oh and this puppy,again 1986 Met themed.
MrMet
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wow, im jealous, those are some great cards!
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Lol,thanks.Yeah Bill had to be included.Until things pick up,or when Harvey's not pitching,we can remember our Amazin's back in the day.
Thank you.I have been collecting for a while now.I remember when you would be lucky to find Gooden and Strawberry on a certified auto in a Mets uni.Now almost everyone is available
MrMet
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If any of you guys are bobble head fans, find the thread called "my bobble head starting lineup" the op posted his, and I posted mine back, consisting of all Mets bobble heads!
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And we just brought in Dice-K on a major league deal. I guess they need a spot filler with Hefner and Mejia going down
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With Syndergaard & Montero on innings limits no use brining them up now....Cant hurt taking a chance with 6 weeks left...prorated mlb minimum deal most likely
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2013 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE POSTSEASON ALL-STARS
| Catchers | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| NAME | POS | TEAM | MLB ORG |
| Gary Sanchez | C | Tampa | NYY |
| Matt Koch | C | Fort Myers | MIN |
| Infielders | |||
| NAME | POS | TEAM | MLB ORG |
| Jonathan Rodriguez | 1B | Palm Beach | STL |
| Jon Berti | 2B | Dunedin | TOR |
| Richie Shaffer | 3B | Charlotte | TB |
| Javier Baez | SS | Daytona | CHC |
| T.J. Rivera | UT | St. Lucie | NYM |
| Outfielders | |||
| NAME | POS | TEAM | MLB ORG |
| Dustin Lawley* | LF | St. Lucie | NYM |
| Brent Keys | CF | Jupiter | MIA |
| David Popkins | RF | Palm Beach | STL |
| Aaron Altherr | UT | Clearwater | PHI |
| Designated Hitter | |||
| NAME | POS | TEAM | MLB ORG |
| Kennys Vargas | DH | Fort Myers | MIN |
| Pitchers | |||
| NAME | POS | TEAM | MLB ORG |
| Justin Nicolino** | LHP | Jupiter | MIA |
| Kyle Ryan | LHP | Lakeland | DET |
| Taylor Rogers | LHP | Fort Myers | MIN |
| Matt Bowman | RHP | St. Lucie | NYM |
| Relievers | |||
| NAME | POS | TEAM | MLB ORG |
| Nick Wittgren | RHP | Jupiter | MIA |
| Ronnie Shaban | RHP | Palm Beach | STL |
| Field Staff | |||
| NAME | POS | TEAM | MLB ORG |
| Doug Mientkiewicz | Manager | Fort Myers | MIN |
| Ryan Ellis | Coach | St. Lucie | NYM |
| Dave Keller | Coach | Daytona | CHC |
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Nicolino, Lawley take top FSL honors
Marlins, Mets farmhands named Pitcher, Player of the Year
By Sam Dykstra / MiLB.com
08/22/2013 2:51 PM ET
When the season began, expectations were high for Justin Nicolino's introduction to the Florida State League with Class A Advanced Jupiter. The same can't necessarily be said for Dustin Lawley in St. Lucie. Now with the season mostly behind them, both are taking home some well-earned hardware.
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The Florida State League named Lawley its Player of the Year on Wednesday while Nicolino received Pitcher of the Year honors. Both were also placed on the circuit's postseason All-Star squad, which includes big-time prospects Javier Baez (Daytona) and Gary Sanchez (Tampa).
Nicolino -- Miami's No. 4 prospect -- went 5-2 with a 2.23 ERA, a 1.11 WHIP and 64 strikeouts in 18 starts (96 2/3 innings) for the Hammerheads this season. His ERA would have been lowest and his WHIP second-lowest in the FSL had he enough innings to qualify. The 21-year-old left-hander's chance to hit that mark was taken away when he was promoted to Double-A Jacksonville in late July.
Lawley, meanwhile, has been the best power hitter in a circuit that notoriously favors those on the mound. His 25 homers lead all sluggers and put him seven ahead of his closest competition -- a three-way race for second between K.C. Hobson (Dunedin), Nick Ramirez (Brevard County) and Kennys Vargas (Fort Myers), each with 18.
The 24-year-old left-fielder, whose previous career high was just 14 homers last year for Class A Savannah, also ranks first with 90 RBIs, second with a .514 slugging percentage, tied for third with 31 doubles and sixth with an .826 OPS. He spotted a .257/.311/.514 line over 117 games with the Mets.
Fort Myers first-year skipper Doug Mientkiewicz was named Manager of the Year after leading Fort Myers to a South Division first-half title and the circuit's best overall record at 71-52, as of Wednesday.
Sanchez -- the Yankees' top prospect -- was one of two catchers named to the postseason All-Star team after accruing a .254/.313/.420 line with 13 homers and 61 RBIs in 94 games for Tampa before his call-up to Double-A Trenton. Cubs top prospectBaez, who is now with Double-A Tennessee, was the lone shortstop honored after putting up .274/.338/.535/17/57 numbers in 76 games for Daytona.
Jupiter's Brent Keys claimed the center field spot, thanks to his FSL-leading .351 average and no one within 30 points of that number. Hammerheads closer Nick Wittgren (23 saves, 0.86 ERA) was paired with Palm Beach's Ronnie Shaban (16, 1.76) as the circuit's best closers.
In all, Jupiter, St. Lucie and Fort Myers each led the way with three representatives apiece on this year's All-Star team.
Here is a complete list of selections:
Marlins, Mets farmhands named Pitcher, Player of the Year
By Sam Dykstra / MiLB.com
08/22/2013 2:51 PM ET
When the season began, expectations were high for Justin Nicolino's introduction to the Florida State League with Class A Advanced Jupiter. The same can't necessarily be said for Dustin Lawley in St. Lucie. Now with the season mostly behind them, both are taking home some well-earned hardware.
[h=2]Related Content[/h]
The Florida State League named Lawley its Player of the Year on Wednesday while Nicolino received Pitcher of the Year honors. Both were also placed on the circuit's postseason All-Star squad, which includes big-time prospects Javier Baez (Daytona) and Gary Sanchez (Tampa).
Nicolino -- Miami's No. 4 prospect -- went 5-2 with a 2.23 ERA, a 1.11 WHIP and 64 strikeouts in 18 starts (96 2/3 innings) for the Hammerheads this season. His ERA would have been lowest and his WHIP second-lowest in the FSL had he enough innings to qualify. The 21-year-old left-hander's chance to hit that mark was taken away when he was promoted to Double-A Jacksonville in late July.
Lawley, meanwhile, has been the best power hitter in a circuit that notoriously favors those on the mound. His 25 homers lead all sluggers and put him seven ahead of his closest competition -- a three-way race for second between K.C. Hobson (Dunedin), Nick Ramirez (Brevard County) and Kennys Vargas (Fort Myers), each with 18.
The 24-year-old left-fielder, whose previous career high was just 14 homers last year for Class A Savannah, also ranks first with 90 RBIs, second with a .514 slugging percentage, tied for third with 31 doubles and sixth with an .826 OPS. He spotted a .257/.311/.514 line over 117 games with the Mets.
Fort Myers first-year skipper Doug Mientkiewicz was named Manager of the Year after leading Fort Myers to a South Division first-half title and the circuit's best overall record at 71-52, as of Wednesday.
Sanchez -- the Yankees' top prospect -- was one of two catchers named to the postseason All-Star team after accruing a .254/.313/.420 line with 13 homers and 61 RBIs in 94 games for Tampa before his call-up to Double-A Trenton. Cubs top prospectBaez, who is now with Double-A Tennessee, was the lone shortstop honored after putting up .274/.338/.535/17/57 numbers in 76 games for Daytona.
Jupiter's Brent Keys claimed the center field spot, thanks to his FSL-leading .351 average and no one within 30 points of that number. Hammerheads closer Nick Wittgren (23 saves, 0.86 ERA) was paired with Palm Beach's Ronnie Shaban (16, 1.76) as the circuit's best closers.
In all, Jupiter, St. Lucie and Fort Myers each led the way with three representatives apiece on this year's All-Star team.
Here is a complete list of selections:
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Travis d'Arnaud first MLB HR off Rick Porcello....first of many I hope.....
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[MENTION=4428]MrMet[/MENTION] do you have this Bobble Head?
MrMet
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[MENTION=4428]MrMet[/MENTION] do you have this Bobble Head?
I actually dont have that one, but I love the orange wristbands
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MrMet
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Pm me info and I'll take care of it when I have a free moment, which could take a lil while haha. Thanks man! I love adding bobble heads to the collection, I have to have over 50 now, strictly Mets
Edit to add: and I think only one or two aren't SGA, the rest are
Edit to add: and I think only one or two aren't SGA, the rest are
MrMet
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Now that Harveys gone down, sounds like the Mets are about to make some moves...stay tuned...(some of the names floated about include Buck, Byrd and Feliciano)
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Trade deadline is Saturday , should be an interesting next few days....
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That quick, Buck and Byrd are Pirates...
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Dilson Herrera and a PTBNL coming back.....time will tell
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