#joey lucchesi

[babymets]

going to be thinking about this for the next week

[conniesmlb]

"Wait, if you're here, then that means... Oh boy!"

Miami Marlins' Jon Berti scores after Mets' pitcher Joey Lucchesi throws to an empty base, right over the shoulder of third baseman Ronny Mauricio who'd left it to go after the ball.

I lol'ed.

[toakatdot]

#MetsCrushMonday: Joey Lucchesi

The lefty out of Newark, California has been shutting down the opposition out in AAA, earning him closer look and breakdown with this weeks “#MetsCrushMonday”. So for anyone wondering, #MetsCrushMonday’s will be reserved for either prospects we’re crushing on as they climb the rankings or Major Leaguers that are currently crushing whoever stands in the way… even in the Minors. In his last…

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Honorable mentions: Nathan Eovaldi, Joey Gallo, Adam Ottavino, Max Stassi, Joey Votto

Bonus points if you can guess who on this list is playing for the Italian national team at the World Baseball Classic.

[recentlyheardcom]

NEW YORK -- Among the most notable aspects of Joey Lucchesi's final outing was the fact that he nearly didn’t make it. Lucchesi was in a minor accident on Tuesday night, when -- as the left-hander described it -- another vehicle collided with his Uber while fleeing from the police on Roosevelt Avenue in Queens. Sitting on the right side of the Uber as he commuted home from Citi Field, Lucchesi watched the car smash into the left, unoccupied side. The car hit multiple other vehicles, Lucchesi said, before officers managed to arrest its driver. As for Lucchesi, he escaped with a bit of back soreness, but not enough to prevent him from making his final start of the season. The left-hander wound up firing six-plus strong innings in an 11-2 win over the Marlins in Game 1 of a doubleheader at Citi Field on Wednesday afternoon. “I didn’t want to miss my last start,” Lucchesi said. After the accident, Lucchesi and his family caught a ride with teammate Tylor Megill, who had been driving nearby and saw the scene unfold. “It was pretty wild,” Lucchesi said. “A lot of adrenaline out of nowhere.” The accident provided an unexpected leadup to what became another stellar start for Lucchesi. Making his ninth outing of the year and third since a late-season recall to the Majors, Lucchesi retired seven of the first eight batters he faced en route to six scoreless innings. He then opened the seventh by allowing consecutive doubles, resulting in two earned runs on his line. Overall, Lucchesi finished his season with a 4-0 record and 2.89 ERA. He fared far better in the Majors than the Minors -- a quirk he attributes to his struggles adapting to the Automated Ball-Strike system at Triple-A. Lucchesi’s performance should be enough for him to remain part of the organization’s plans in the future. Arbitration-eligible for the final time, Lucchesi is likely due a small raise over the $1.15 million he made this season. The Mets figure to consider that a reasonable price for a piece of rotation depth. “It’s been an up-and-down year for me,” Lucchesi said. “Coming back from Tommy John, I felt like I had something to prove to the world, to myself. I wanted to show people I still belong here, and I feel like I made that case.”

[xclusivecollectables]

2019 Topps Fire Joey Lucchesi  San Diego Padres #136 Baseball card   M32P1

This, and many others are from a one owner collection where the cards have gone from pack directly to sleeve. Find More Joey Lucchesi Baseball Cards 2019 Topps Fire Joey Lucchesi  card that’s a perfect addition to any collection. This, and many others are from a one owner collection where the cards have gone from pack directly to sleeve. Create an account today to join the Beta launch of your…

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Joey Lucchesi, long balls carry Padres to 8-3 win over Mariners - Wed, 29 Aug 2018 PST

Hunter Renfroe homered and drove in four runs, Manuel Margot had a homer among his three hits and prized rookie Luis Urias had his first three hits for the San Diego Padres, who beat the Seattle Mariners 8-3 Wednesday for a two-game sweep. Joey Lucchesi, long balls carry Padres to 8-3 win over Mariners - Wed, 29 Aug 2018 PST

[rye-views]

The Godfather Part III (1990) dir. Francis Ford Coppola. 7.7/10

I didn’t even care about Mary, but I teared up for her.

The order I liked the three movies is 1st, 3rd, and 2nd.

I can completely understand how Michael ended up here after starting off not wanting to be part of the business.

It’s Rossi.

Spoiler: [About Michael donating a large sum of money. He receives an honor at the church, which his family comes to see. Kay is remarried and has their children, Mary and Anthony. Kay says she’s here for Anthony, because he wants to stop with his law degree and pursues singing. Michael is against it and tells Anthony he can do it after finishing the degree. Kay convinces Michael to give in and he does. At a reception, Vincent, Michael’s bastard nephew through Sonny, appears and talks much with Mary. He also talks to a reporter and sleeps with her later. In the meantime, he is spiteful of Joey Zasa, who is also there and is his boss. Zasa talks to Michael and brings up Vincent, who then requests to switch to working for Michael. Zasa and Vincent are told to make up and hug until Vincent bites Zasa’s ear. Michael invites Vincent to follow him for a bit. When Vincent is sleeping with the reporter, two men come in to kill him, but he kills them after they reveal they work for Zasa. Archbishop Gilday, head of the Vatican Bank, talks to Michael about how’s good at getting people to give money for the church, but not good at being a banker. He has amassed a debt of $600 million. Michael buys his shares of the organization, Internazionale Immobiliare. This allows him to the be the largest shareholder and a chance to keep his life out of the criminal enterprise. The board approves of this situation after Gilday approves, but it must now be ratified by the Pope himself. Don Altobello wants to get in on the day and so do all of his partners who want to keep their business relationships with him. Michael refuses because he wants to go straight. Michael pays them what’s due after selling all the casinos instead. At this meeting, Zasa receives nothing and tells everyone about how he earned them money and now Michael is his enemy. Don Altobello chases him to clear up the situation. Right after, a helicopter shoots the room down from the window, killing almost everyone. Michael escapes with Vincent and his bodyguard, Al Neri. Neri says everyone who was spared was in it with Zasa, including Don Altobello. Michael has a diabetic stroke and Vincent uses this time to get back at Zasa, against Michael’s wishes. He gets approval from Neri and Connie. During a festival with Zasa’s Italian American civil rights group, Vincent shoots down Zasa. He also starts a relationship with Mary. Michael is upset at everything that happened and also tells him to break it off with Mary, because it’s a danger to her. They all travel to Sicily for Anthony’s opera debut. They stay with Don Tommasino. Michael sends Vincent to go to Don Altobello saying he’s unhappy with Michael disapproving of him and Mary and needs help. He does so and is introduced to Don Licio Lucchesi and learns of an assassin, Mosca, sent to kill Michael. He learns of a swindle with the Immobiliare Deal by Archbishop Gilday, the accountant Frederick Keinszig, and the head Lucchesi. Michael talks with Cardinal Lamberto, since he is most likely to be the next pope since the current pope is gravely ill. Cardinal pushes him to make a confession after he goes through a diabetic relapse, saying the body hurts when the mind hurts. He confesses to Fredo’s murder and Cardinal says he is right to suffer, but can be redeemed. Mosca and his son dress up as priests to kill MIchael and walk to Don Tommasino’s home. Don Tommasino sees the priests and offer them a ride. When he realizes it’s an assassin he knows, he refuses them a ride since they wanted to use him to get in. They kill him. His body is found and Tommasino’s bodyguard wants revenge and asks Michael for permission. Michael, at this time, is exploring Sicily with Kay. They talk about how they will always love each other and he talks about how he couldn’t help entering this life since his people were going to be hurt and he loved them. At Tommasino’s funeral, Michael vows to never sin again. Cardinal Lamberto is approved to be the new pope and he ratifies the deal. Michael lets Vincent take over as the new don if he gives up Mary, which he

does. While is watching Vincent’s performance, Vincent exacts his revenge. His men kidnap Keinszig and hang him from a bridge. Connie gives poisoned cannolis to Don Altobello for his birthday. Tommasino’s bodyguard visits Lucchesi saying he has a message from Michael. He is cleared of weapons, but stabs Lucchesi in the neck with his glasses. Archbishop Gilday poisoned Lamberto using the tea and then he is shot by Al Neri. Mosca is aiming to kill Michael at the performance. He kills Vincent’s men, but loses Michael. At the end of the performance, Mary has been broken up with by Vincent and confronts her father. As she does, mosca shoots Michael twice. One bullet kills Mary. Michael is only wounded. He cries. He is now sitting alone in Don Tomasino’s villa and dies.]

[ergothereforethus]

I always think joey lucchesi -> bela lugosi -> dracula. what I'm saying is that he should be nicknamed "joey the count" (which has a double meaning and covers both baseball and vampirism) instead of the idiotic "joey fuego" which was apparently just something cooked up by a friend in college to be his Twitter handle

[goalhofer]

2021 New York Mets Roster

Pitchers

#0 Marcus Stroman (Brookhaven, New York)

#23 David Peterson (Aurora, Colorado)

#27 Jeurys Familia (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)

#32 Aaron Loup (Boutte, Louisiana)

#34 Noah Syndergaard (Mansfield, Texas)

#39 Edwin Díaz (Naguabo, Puerto Rico)

#40 Jacob Barnes (St. Petersburg, Florida)

#44 Robert Gsellman; Jr. (Culver City, California)

#47 Joey Lucchesi (Newark, California)

#48 Jacob DeGrom (DeLand, Florida)

#50 Miguel Castro (La Romana, Dominican Republic)

#59 Carlos Carrasco (Barquisimeto, Venezuela)

#62 Drew Smith (Crowley, Texas)

#65 Trevor May (Kelso, Washington)

#67 Jacob Lugo (Bossier City, Louisiana)

#68 Dellin Betances (New York, New York)

#99 Taijuan Walker (Yucaipa, California)

Catchers

#3 Tomás Nido (Guaynabo, Puerto Rico)

#33 James McCann (Goleta, California)

Infielders

#1 Jonathan Villar (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)

#6 Jeff McNeil (San Luis Obispo County, California)

#12 Francisco Lindor (Montverde, Florida)

#13 Luis Guillorme (Coral Springs, Florida)

#16 José Martínez (La Guaira, Venezuela)

#20 Pete Alonso III (Tampa, Florida)

#28 J.G. Davis (Elk Grove, California)

Outfielders

#2 Dominic Smith (Gardena, California)

#4 Reinaldo Almora; Jr. (Hialeah Gardens, Florida)

#9 Brandon Nimmo (Cheyenne, Wyoming)

#11 Kevin Pillar (Los Angeles, California)

#30 Michael Conforto (Redmond, Washington)

Coaches

Manager Luis Rojas (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)

Bench coach Dave Jauss (Chicago, Illinois)

1st base coach Tony Tarasco (Santa Monica, California)

3rd base/infield coach Gary DiSarcina (Billerica, Massachusetts)

Hitting coach Charles Davis (Los Angeles, California)

Assistant hitting coach Tom Slater (Richmond, Virginia)

Pitching coach Jeremy Hefner (Perkins, Oklahoma)

Assistant pitching coach Jeremy Accardo (Mesa, Arizona)

Assistant pitching coach Ricky Meinhold (Campbell, California)

Bullpen coach Ricky Bones (Salinas, Puerto Rico)

Bullpen catcher Rafael Fernandez (Tenares, Dominican Republic)

Bullpen catcher Eric Langill (Pointe-Claire, Quebec)

Bullpen catcher Dave Racaniello (Stamford, Connecticut)

Catching coach/field coordinator Brian Schneider (Northampton, Pennsylvania)

[conniesmlb]

[toakatdot]

Four in-house Bullpen Options

Bullpen? That will probably look the most different out of any part of the Mets roster. With an off-season where the Mets have 6 of their main 8 bullpen arms from 2022, becoming free agents, there is a lot of questions about the bullpen. In a recent article I mentioned one arm the Mets should accept a mutual option on, but it’s still a question if Givens will accept. Right now the Mets have two…

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Padres derrotan a los Angelinos

Padres derrotan a los Angelinos

Joey Lucchesi subió al montículo en lo que fue el ultimo partido de calentamiento antes del inicio de la temporada este 24 de julio y los Padres derrotaron a los Angelinos 5 carreras por 4 en el Angel Stadium de Anaheim.

The countdown to #SDOpeningDay is on! #PadresWin pic.twitter.com/Sjd9vNMP0f

— San Diego Padres (@Padres) July 23, 2020

  A pesar de que se obtuvo la victoria siempre hay puntos…

[recentlyheardcom]

NEW YORK -- Among the most notable aspects of Joey Lucchesi's final outing was the fact that he nearly didn’t make it. Lucchesi was in a minor accident on Tuesday night, when -- as the left-hander described it -- another vehicle collided with his Uber while fleeing from the police on Roosevelt Avenue in Queens. Sitting on the right side of the Uber as he commuted home from Citi Field, Lucchesi watched the car smash into the left, unoccupied side. The car hit multiple other vehicles, Lucchesi said, before officers managed to arrest its driver. As for Lucchesi, he escaped with a bit of back soreness, but not enough to prevent him from making his final start of the season. The left-hander wound up firing six-plus strong innings in an 11-2 win over the Marlins in Game 1 of a doubleheader at Citi Field on Wednesday afternoon. “I didn’t want to miss my last start,” Lucchesi said. After the accident, Lucchesi and his family caught a ride with teammate Tylor Megill, who had been driving nearby and saw the scene unfold. “It was pretty wild,” Lucchesi said. “A lot of adrenaline out of nowhere.” The accident provided an unexpected leadup to what became another stellar start for Lucchesi. Making his ninth outing of the year and third since a late-season recall to the Majors, Lucchesi retired seven of the first eight batters he faced en route to six scoreless innings. He then opened the seventh by allowing consecutive doubles, resulting in two earned runs on his line. Overall, Lucchesi finished his season with a 4-0 record and 2.89 ERA. He fared far better in the Majors than the Minors -- a quirk he attributes to his struggles adapting to the Automated Ball-Strike system at Triple-A. Lucchesi’s performance should be enough for him to remain part of the organization’s plans in the future. Arbitration-eligible for the final time, Lucchesi is likely due a small raise over the $1.15 million he made this season. The Mets figure to consider that a reasonable price for a piece of rotation depth. “It’s been an up-and-down year for me,” Lucchesi said. “Coming back from Tommy John, I felt like I had something to prove to the world, to myself. I wanted to show people I still belong here, and I feel like I made that case.”

[xclusivecollectables]

2019 Topps Gypsy Queen Joey Lucchesi  San Diego Padres #198 Baseball card   M32P2

This, and many others are from a one owner collection where the cards have gone from pack directly to sleeve. Find More Joey Lucchesi Baseball Cards 2019 Topps Gypsy Queen Joey Lucchesi  card that’s a perfect addition to any collection. This, and many others are from a one owner collection where the cards have gone from pack directly to sleeve. Create an account today to join the Beta launch of…