Just last Monday was his debut vs these same Mets didn't go well 4.0 inn 5 runs and 3 dingers.
http://scores.espn.go.com/mlb/boxscore?gameId=270630122
So far thinking Mets RL as Johon has success vs
http://scores.espn.go.com/mlb/players/bvsp?playerId=4280
http://scores.espn.go.com/mlb/boxscore?gameId=270630122
So far thinking Mets RL as Johon has success vs
http://scores.espn.go.com/mlb/players/bvsp?playerId=4280
Fading, wagering the under, and wagering it hard.
BadCo, the first link is from a year ago June 30, 2007.
And, yeah, Santana has had success with the Phillies hitters.
Santana will come up big tonight, and I don't see the kid giving up more than 4 runs to a very inconsistant Met lineup.
One more thing to consider, the BillHill 'shot their load' theory comes into play here tonight, that theory basicly states when a team scores double digit runs the night before, the majority of the times they come up empty the next night.
Under nine for 3* for me please.
hno:Well hell lets go under then see if this kid has matured?
Spin: He leads the International League in strikeouts - 104 in 101.2 innings. He has just one major league start in his career and faces the unenviable task of pitching against Johan Santana in his second.
Happ has one major-league appearance, against the Mets last June 30. He allowed five runs in four innings, including homers to Carlos Beltran, David Wright and Paul Lo Duca. In the minors, Happ is 5-6 with a 3.54 ERA and a .243 batting-average against. He is a must-add in all deeper leagues immediately as he has the potential to be a winner for an offensively potent contender in Philly.
Spin: He leads the International League in strikeouts - 104 in 101.2 innings. He has just one major league start in his career and faces the unenviable task of pitching against Johan Santana in his second.
Happ has one major-league appearance, against the Mets last June 30. He allowed five runs in four innings, including homers to Carlos Beltran, David Wright and Paul Lo Duca. In the minors, Happ is 5-6 with a 3.54 ERA and a .243 batting-average against. He is a must-add in all deeper leagues immediately as he has the potential to be a winner for an offensively potent contender in Philly.
Who's old enough to remember the drug trial in 1984 think it was.
Keith Hernandez was the fore front.
Whitey Herzog traded him under much controversy because of his nose candy habit.
Herzog told stories years later one of which when in Montreal an Expo was hit by pitch and Hernandez went to mound and paraphrasing of course but something to the extent that the hitter was their connection as customs restricted them from bringing their own stash.
Keith Hernandez was the fore front.
Whitey Herzog traded him under much controversy because of his nose candy habit.
Herzog told stories years later one of which when in Montreal an Expo was hit by pitch and Hernandez went to mound and paraphrasing of course but something to the extent that the hitter was their connection as customs restricted them from bringing their own stash.
We used to give Willie Wilson shit out in center field.
Story went his basement was the freebase den and Vida and others were involved Willie did jail time.
I'd yell Willie wheres Vida!
Willie next time Vida rings your door bell....... just say no
And we chanted just say no multiple time
Wasn't just one game was just about every game we gave him shit ....HE HATED US
Story went his basement was the freebase den and Vida and others were involved Willie did jail time.
I'd yell Willie wheres Vida!
Willie next time Vida rings your door bell....... just say no
And we chanted just say no multiple time
Wasn't just one game was just about every game we gave him shit ....HE HATED US
True story:
I was a sophomore in HS at Cranford HS (Cranford NJ) when Willie Wilson was a senior in HS at Summit HS (Summit NJ)
We (Cranford) were playing Wilson's team in the county tournament.
I was the backup catcher, who happened to have to start the game due to an injury to our starter Joe Christiano.
Wilson stole 5 bases off of me.
p.s. fun fact, Wilson was the starting catcher in HS because he had the best arm on the team.
