So Lennon covers on Saturday and who walks in? Alyssa Milano. I cover Sunday and who walks in? Mike DiFelice.
DiFelice is here as insurance for Paul Lo Duca, who strained his hamstring on Saturday night. Lo Duca went for an MRI this morning. Does the DL beckon? We'll find out later.
Lo Duca's going to be really disappointed if he doesn't get to catch Glavine's first try at 300 on Tuesday in Milwaukee.
Is Glavine's 300th something that Mets fans are really looking forward to? I didn't get that sense when I covered his 299th. How big of a "Mets history" accomplishment do you all think this will be? Or is he too much of a Brave at heart for Mets fans to get worked up about it?
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I'll be happy if Glavine can hit 90 on the radar gun.
Glavine will go into the Hall as a Brave, but he is a good pitcher and a good guy. I hope he gets #300 in Milwaukee.
Glavine will always be a Brave at heart, but I still think he deserves some praise for winning 300 games in the majors. I don't care what team you're on, that is a great milestone for any pitcher.