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[Al DeFlorio]

They should shut up an be glad they still have a team.

Oh please.  Complaining about your team's performance is part of being a fan. It's part of being glad you have a team.

The Bostonification of fandom.  "What does not kill me makes me whiney."

Yeah, we definitely have a lock on that market. ::rolleyes::

Y'ever listen to sports radio in Philly?  No way Boston has a lock on the whiney market.  :-D

And then there's the Mets.::yark::

[KeithK]

They should shut up an be glad they still have a team.

Oh please.  Complaining about your team's performance is part of being a fan. It's part of being glad you have a team.

The Bostonification of fandom.  "What does not kill me makes me whiney."

Yeah, we definitely have a lock on that market. ::rolleyes::

Y'ever listen to sports radio in Philly?  No way Boston has a lock on the whiney market.  :-D

And then there's the Mets.::yark::

Complaining isn't the ONLY thing that matters in being a fan.  But if you're a devoted follower of a sports team, when you have an emotional attachment,  it's hard not to be upset when things seem to be going wrong.

[Dafatone]

They should shut up an be glad they still have a team.

Oh please.  Complaining about your team's performance is part of being a fan. It's part of being glad you have a team.

The Bostonification of fandom.  "What does not kill me makes me whiney."

Yeah, we definitely have a lock on that market. ::rolleyes::

Y'ever listen to sports radio in Philly?  No way Boston has a lock on the whiney market.  :-D

And then there's the Mets.::yark::

I'm long since past complaining about the Mets.  My expectations are so low that I'm genuinely excited at the prospect of breaking 70 wins next year.  They may just pull it off.

[scoop85]

They should shut up an be glad they still have a team.

Oh please.  Complaining about your team's performance is part of being a fan. It's part of being glad you have a team.

The Bostonification of fandom.  "What does not kill me makes me whiney."

Yeah, we definitely have a lock on that market. ::rolleyes::

Y'ever listen to sports radio in Philly?  No way Boston has a lock on the whiney market.  :-D

And then there's the Mets.::yark::

I'm long since past complaining about the Mets.  My expectations are so low that I'm genuinely excited at the prospect of breaking 70 wins next year.  They may just pull it off.

Another benefit of their ineptitude will be the availability of choice seats at Citi Field; of course the pricing won't reflect the quality of the product, but that's another story.

[Trotsky]

of course the pricing won't reflect the quality of the product, but that's another story.

Oddly, they are lowering prices this year, so market forces may actually be injecting some sanity there.

We have returned to the days of yore.  "A Met fan has 62 thrills a year.  A Yankee fan 62 disappointments."

[KenP]

of course the pricing won't reflect the quality of the product, but that's another story.

Oddly, they are lowering prices this year, so market forces may actually be injecting some sanity there.

We have returned to the days of yore.  "A Met fan has 62 thrills a year.  A Yankee fan 62 disappointments."

As a Yankee fan I can say that every Met win is a disappointment for me.  If they lost all 162 games I'd be pining for a longer season.

[Ben]

of course the pricing won't reflect the quality of the product, but that's another story.

Oddly, they are lowering prices this year, so market forces may actually be injecting some sanity there.

We have returned to the days of yore.  "A Met fan has 62 thrills a year.  A Yankee fan 62 disappointments."

As a Yankee fan I can say that every Met win is a disappointment for me.  If they lost all 162 games I'd be pining for a longer season.

Here I thought y'all had bigger fish to fry. It's good to know that we still matter.

[Josh '99]

They should shut up an be glad they still have a team.

Oh please.  Complaining about your team's performance is part of being a fan. It's part of being glad you have a team.

The Bostonification of fandom.  "What does not kill me makes me whiney."

Yeah, we definitely have a lock on that market. ::rolleyes::

Y'ever listen to sports radio in Philly?  No way Boston has a lock on the whiney market.  :-D

And then there's the Mets.::yark::

I'm long since past complaining about the Mets.  My expectations are so low that I'm genuinely excited at the prospect of breaking 70 wins next year.  They may just pull it off.

Another benefit of their ineptitude will be the availability of choice seats at Citi Field; of course the pricing won't reflect the quality of the product, but that's another story.

Stubhub is your friend.  Seats were dirt cheap toward the end of last season.

[ugarte]

They should shut up an be glad they still have a team.

Oh please.  Complaining about your team's performance is part of being a fan. It's part of being glad you have a team.

The Bostonification of fandom.  "What does not kill me makes me whiney."

Yeah, we definitely have a lock on that market. ::rolleyes::

Y'ever listen to sports radio in Philly?  No way Boston has a lock on the whiney market.  :-D

And then there's the Mets.::yark::

I'm long since past complaining about the Mets.  My expectations are so low that I'm genuinely excited at the prospect of breaking 70 wins next year.  They may just pull it off.

Another benefit of their ineptitude will be the availability of choice seats at Citi Field; of course the pricing won't reflect the quality of the product, but that's another story.

Stubhub is your friend.  Seats were dirt cheap toward the end of last season.

Seats are always dirt cheap right before the game when they aren't selling out. I think the team dumps their extras on stubhub and underbids the lowest available to (a) get something for the unsold tix and (b) get people to the stadium buying beer and merch.

[Josh '99]

They should shut up an be glad they still have a team.

Oh please.  Complaining about your team's performance is part of being a fan. It's part of being glad you have a team.

The Bostonification of fandom.  "What does not kill me makes me whiney."

Yeah, we definitely have a lock on that market. ::rolleyes::

Y'ever listen to sports radio in Philly?  No way Boston has a lock on the whiney market.  :-D

And then there's the Mets.::yark::

I'm long since past complaining about the Mets.  My expectations are so low that I'm genuinely excited at the prospect of breaking 70 wins next year.  They may just pull it off.

Another benefit of their ineptitude will be the availability of choice seats at Citi Field; of course the pricing won't reflect the quality of the product, but that's another story.

Stubhub is your friend.  Seats were dirt cheap toward the end of last season.

Seats are always dirt cheap right before the game when they aren't selling out. I think the team dumps their extras on stubhub and underbids the lowest available to (a) get something for the unsold tix and (b) get people to the stadium buying beer and merch.

Sure, but you can't always find premium seats for 25% of face value a week before the game like you could for the Mets last fall.

[ugarte]

They should shut up an be glad they still have a team.

Oh please.  Complaining about your team's performance is part of being a fan. It's part of being glad you have a team.

The Bostonification of fandom.  "What does not kill me makes me whiney."

Yeah, we definitely have a lock on that market. ::rolleyes::

Y'ever listen to sports radio in Philly?  No way Boston has a lock on the whiney market.  :-D

And then there's the Mets.::yark::

I'm long since past complaining about the Mets.  My expectations are so low that I'm genuinely excited at the prospect of breaking 70 wins next year.  They may just pull it off.

Another benefit of their ineptitude will be the availability of choice seats at Citi Field; of course the pricing won't reflect the quality of the product, but that's another story.

Stubhub is your friend.  Seats were dirt cheap toward the end of last season.

Seats are always dirt cheap right before the game when they aren't selling out. I think the team dumps their extras on stubhub and underbids the lowest available to (a) get something for the unsold tix and (b) get people to the stadium buying beer and merch.

Sure, but you can't always find premium seats for 25% of face value a week before the game like you could for the Mets last fall.

We are agreeing.

[Josh '99]

They should shut up an be glad they still have a team.

Oh please.  Complaining about your team's performance is part of being a fan. It's part of being glad you have a team.

The Bostonification of fandom.  "What does not kill me makes me whiney."

Yeah, we definitely have a lock on that market. ::rolleyes::

Y'ever listen to sports radio in Philly?  No way Boston has a lock on the whiney market.  :-D

And then there's the Mets.::yark::

I'm long since past complaining about the Mets.  My expectations are so low that I'm genuinely excited at the prospect of breaking 70 wins next year.  They may just pull it off.

Another benefit of their ineptitude will be the availability of choice seats at Citi Field; of course the pricing won't reflect the quality of the product, but that's another story.

Stubhub is your friend.  Seats were dirt cheap toward the end of last season.

Seats are always dirt cheap right before the game when they aren't selling out. I think the team dumps their extras on stubhub and underbids the lowest available to (a) get something for the unsold tix and (b) get people to the stadium buying beer and merch.

Sure, but you can't always find premium seats for 25% of face value a week before the game like you could for the Mets last fall.

We are agreeing.

My misunderstanding, then.

[ftyuv]

They should shut up an be glad they still have a team.

Oh please.  Complaining about your team's performance is part of being a fan. It's part of being glad you have a team.

The Bostonification of fandom.  "What does not kill me makes me whiney."

Yeah, we definitely have a lock on that market. ::rolleyes::

Y'ever listen to sports radio in Philly?  No way Boston has a lock on the whiney market.  :-D

And then there's the Mets.::yark::

I'm long since past complaining about the Mets.  My expectations are so low that I'm genuinely excited at the prospect of breaking 70 wins next year.  They may just pull it off.

Another benefit of their ineptitude will be the availability of choice seats at Citi Field; of course the pricing won't reflect the quality of the product, but that's another story.

Stubhub is your friend.  Seats were dirt cheap toward the end of last season.

Seats are always dirt cheap right before the game when they aren't selling out. I think the team dumps their extras on stubhub and underbids the lowest available to (a) get something for the unsold tix and (b) get people to the stadium buying beer and merch.

Sure, but you can't always find premium seats for 25% of face value a week before the game like you could for the Mets last fall.

We are agreeing.

My misunderstanding, then.

It'd be a shame if cordiality and agreement put a stop to all these nested quotes.

[Beeeej]

They should shut up an be glad they still have a team.

Oh please.  Complaining about your team's performance is part of being a fan. It's part of being glad you have a team.

The Bostonification of fandom.  "What does not kill me makes me whiney."

Yeah, we definitely have a lock on that market. ::rolleyes::

Y'ever listen to sports radio in Philly?  No way Boston has a lock on the whiney market.  :-D

And then there's the Mets.::yark::

I'm long since past complaining about the Mets.  My expectations are so low that I'm genuinely excited at the prospect of breaking 70 wins next year.  They may just pull it off.

Another benefit of their ineptitude will be the availability of choice seats at Citi Field; of course the pricing won't reflect the quality of the product, but that's another story.

Stubhub is your friend.  Seats were dirt cheap toward the end of last season.

Seats are always dirt cheap right before the game when they aren't selling out. I think the team dumps their extras on stubhub and underbids the lowest available to (a) get something for the unsold tix and (b) get people to the stadium buying beer and merch.

Sure, but you can't always find premium seats for 25% of face value a week before the game like you could for the Mets last fall.

We are agreeing.

My misunderstanding, then.

It'd be a shame if cordiality and agreement put a stop to all these nested quotes.

No it wouldn't.

[Trotsky]

Iles is looking answery  among the conference leaders:

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Goals Against Average:                                 Minutes    GA     GAA
  1   Andy Iles                Cornell            SO    483:38    11    1.36
  2   Eric Hartzell            Quinnipiac         JR    560:29    15    1.61
  3   Paul Karpowich           Clarkson           SR    545:42    16    1.76
  4   Troy Grosenick           Union              SO    327:43    10    1.83
  5   Colin Stevens            Union              FR    224:46     7    1.87
  6   Eric Mihalik             Colgate            SO    356:39    12    2.02
  7   Jeff Malcolm             Yale               JR    475:49    17    2.14
  8   Matt Weninger            St. Lawrence       SO    526:00    21    2.40
  9   Steve Michalek           Harvard            FR    532:27    24    2.70
 10   Bryce Merriam            Rensselaer         JR    407:32    19    2.80
 11   Sean Bonar               Princeton          SO    536:32    28    3.13
 12   Mike Clemente            Brown              SR    418:35    22    3.15
 13   James Mello              Dartmouth          SR    303:51    17    3.36

Save Percentage:                                         Saves    GA     Pct
  1   Paul Karpowich           Clarkson           SR       273    16    .945
  2   Andy Iles                Cornell            SO       176    11    .941
  3   Jeff Malcolm             Yale               JR       254    17    .937
  4   Eric Hartzell            Quinnipiac         JR       219    15    .936
  5   Eric Mihalik             Colgate            SO       168    12    .933
  6   Troy Grosenick           Union              SO       136    10    .932
  7   Colin Stevens            Union              FR        88     7    .926
  8   Matt Weninger            St. Lawrence       SO       229    21    .916
  9   Steve Michalek           Harvard            FR       227    24    .904
 10   Bryce Merriam            Rensselaer         JR       162    19    .895
 11   James Mello              Dartmouth          SR       141    17    .892
 12   Sean Bonar               Princeton          SO       219    28    .887
 13   Mike Clemente            Brown              SR       167    22    .884

Winning Percentage:                                         W- L- T      Pct
  1   Andy Iles                Cornell            SO        6- 1- 1     .812
  2   Troy Grosenick           Union              SO        4- 1- 1     .750
  3   Eric Mihalik             Colgate            SO        4- 2- 0     .667
  4   Jeff Malcolm             Yale               JR        5- 3- 0     .625
  5   Steve Michalek           Harvard            FR        3- 2- 3     .562
  6   Eric Hartzell            Quinnipiac         JR        3- 2- 4     .556
  7   James Mello              Dartmouth          SR        2- 2- 1     .500
  8   Matt Weninger            St. Lawrence       SO        4- 5- 0     .444
      Paul Karpowich           Clarkson           SR        3- 4- 2     .444
 10   Mike Clemente            Brown              SR        3- 4- 0     .429
 11   Sean Bonar               Princeton          SO        3- 5- 1     .389
 12   Colin Stevens            Union              FR        0- 1- 2     .333
 13   Bryce Merriam            Rensselaer         JR        1- 6- 0     .143