The Mets Police: Willie Watch

Willie Watch

I know he has to say this but...

"This team never gives up. They've got to know that no one's going to feel sorry for us," manager Willie Randolph said. "And we can't feel sorry for ourselves. The morale will be fine. We'll be fine. These guys have been around long enough to know this is part of the game. It's a tough part of the game, but we have to fight through it."

"This team never gives up" a 7 game lead with 17 to play.

"They've got to know that no one's going to feel sorry for us," especially arrogant bloggers.

"We'll be fine." Yep. Everything will be fine. They'll sweep Arizona and take two of three from Texas. Articles will be written about how great Pedro is. Then they'll drop 6 of 8 and it will be two weeks closer to the end of the season.

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