Can anyone identify

These threads can be short-lived if the answer comes quickly

Jerry Koosman?

CD,

No - it is not the Koos.

Paul Mastroianni

Looks like a young John Franco

Ed Kranepool?

No, No and No

Here's a hint.

The greatest infielder that ever played the game!

Ken Boswell!

quote:

Originally posted by itsinthegame:
Here's a hint.

The greatest infielder that ever played the game!

Bill Buckner?

I mean, he arguably made the greatest fielding play in Mets history

Tx-Husker.

Correct

Kenny Bosssssssssswellllllllll!

You sir - are the winner.

You will have - delivered to your place of choice - a 2 pound bag of 3 month old mozzeralla cheese.

Congrats - and lets see if you can get the next one.

I bet you cant.

Please deliver it to CleDad. It's cold enough up there maybe he can preserve it in a snowbank.

If you get this one - I will be impressed.

Looks like Danny Frisella

Jerry Buchek

Impressed yet?

Art Shamsky?

Might be Ron Taylor

Tx-Husker,

I most definitely am impressed!!!

Buchek it is!

You sir - will be on the receiving end of a massive amount of very old mozzerella - destination of your choice.



P.S. I have to go now - because my wife is yelling at me and also asking me why I am posting pictures of Jerry Buchek on the internet when I am actually late for a dinner date - as usual - LOL

Long live Buchek - Long live the Mets!!!

In parting - you wont get this one.

Wait. I want to know who this is first.

Jerry Grote

Cal Koonce, 1960's circa?? GED10DaD

ITS,

07:24 PM
P.S. I have to go now - because my wife is yelling at me and also asking me why I am posting pictures of Jerry Buchek on the internet when I am actually late for a dinner date - as usual – LOL

07:36 PM
In parting - you wont get this one.

===

Uh-oh, you are in SO much trouble!


Julie

quote:

Originally posted by MN-Mom:
ITS,

07:24 PM
P.S. I have to go now - because my wife is yelling at me and also asking me why I am posting pictures of Jerry Buchek on the internet when I am actually late for a dinner date - as usual – LOL

07:36 PM
In parting - you wont get this one.

===

Uh-oh, you are in SO much trouble!


Julie

He'll have plenty of time to post when he gets home from dinner.

GED10, I believe that is Calvin Koonce, one of the nice, finest people you'd ever want to meet. Not only did he provide a stellar arm out of the pen with the Cubs, Mets and Red Sox, he also was a North Carolinian, coached at Campbell, and ran the Fayetteville Generals SAL franchise. Cal left this world too soon, but I'll always remember what a gentleman he was. He told great stories about the '69 Mets, his memories of Ken Hubbs before the plane crash, and rooming with Yaz.