Your stache is trash; your beard is weird
With all the attention Jason Giambi's mustache is generating across town, it's time for the Mets to counter with some kind of facial hair promotion of their own, especially now that many of the players are sporting beards, goatees or other styles that defy conventional labels. Plus, wasn't Jose Valentin the original 'Stache? And his was much better than Giambi's. The Yankees' first baseman looks like the guy behind the deli counter.
Does facial hair = winning? It seems to be working for the Mets so far. And Shawn Powell believes that this team, despite a lousy first half, still has a shot at redemption. At least Johan Santana finally got a win last night, even if it was a five-and-dive job before the rain delay. It's more than a little surprising that Santana didn't return after the delay. Sometimes the Mets think too much big picture when it comes to Santana. They're so concerned about screwing him up over the length of his six-year contract that they don't push him enough this season. That may need to change.
I don't even know what to say about Moises Alou anymore. But here's the latest on yet another injury.
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Tch tch. No disrespect to Jose Valentin's awesomeness, and Giambi's cookieduster, but the Greatest Stache, already recognized by the American Mustache Institute, is still, and will always be, Keith's.