After the game, we heard Neal Huntington quickly elude to the fact that patience is one of the mistakes he has made. Huntington was speaking with Rocco DeMaro in an excellent interview on Roccos’ Extra Innings show. We weren’t able to stay for the show. We had ****ed off a pile of Mets fans and their fat wives (is that a requirement?) plus the boy needed to get his sleep. The vomit in my mouth from watching the game was starting to stink too.
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In the same answer that he discussed patience being perhaps a weakness, Huntington mentioned that he may have pulled the plug on Jose Bautista too quickly. (15 HR in 2007, 15 in ‘08, 13 in ‘09, 38 in 2010) It floored me.
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But maybe that explains things? Perhaps he believes Ryan Doumit is going to find that stroke of years gone by. Maybe that is that why Ryan Doumit is getting an extended look in RF. Huntington mentioned a rapid fire of platoon possibilities including Brandon Moss, John Bowker, Jeff Clement (extra time was spent on Clement and how he could be a direct correlation of not having enought patience), Garrett Jones, and Ryan Doumit.
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It was a glimpse, albeit a quick

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