Except for the temperatures here, everyone is excited about the Glavine-Smoltz matchup. Even Willie Randolph, who normally wouldn't admit his head was hot if his hair was on fire.
Randolph made the following changes to the Mets' lineup:
None.
Why would he change a thing?
I'd like to see some more people chime in on the questions posed below: 1) of the Braves and Phillies, who do you think will be the Mets' biggest foe this season; and 2) would you prefer to see the Mets blow out the Braves in the division or break their hearts late in the season?
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the Braves will be the top opposition for the Mets this year, but i hope we blow them and the rest of the national league out of the water by the all-star break.
I think the Atlanta Braves are a bigger threat to the New York Mets, than are the Philadelphia Phillies. Baseball has evolved into a bullpen oriented game. Get six adequate innings from your starters, then turn it over to the bullpen. The Braves have a stronger bullpen than the Phillies. The Phillies starting rotation may not be as strong as talked about.
I would like the Mets to dominate the National League East, much like they did a year ago.
big foe and james, Atlanta did not impress me, They got smacked in game one and lucky in game two. They also lost Hampton probably for the year. Lets be honest , it wasn't that close as you make it sound.