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Old 11-27-2005, 01:39 AM   #435
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Originally Posted by AssMan
I'm watching videos of Mike Jacobs from this season. I can't believe the Mets traded him. He has such a nice swing. He seemed so perfect. I am going to miss him so much. I was even at his first game/at bat/hit/home run. I hope he kills us every time we play the Marlins. This is just like Scott Kazmir all over again.
Jacobs still has severe problems with swinging at balls out of the strike zone...this problem could become huge if it isn't corrected fast. Jacobs will likely see his share of ups and downs in his full rookie season.

I too was at his first game/at bat/hit/home run, and I will miss him...but this is NOWHERE near Kazmir level. Here, they are trading a guy who had one great month for a guy with a career of sucess. Kazmir-for-Zambrano was a young fireballer for a crappy pitcher who couldn't find the strikezone. Delgado makes everyone in the batting order better...Zambrano did fuck all for the Mets rotation.

Also, fuck you. No true fan wishes to get destroyed by the opposition.
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