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  Faith and Fear in Flushing made its debut on Feb. 16, 2005, the brainchild of two longtime friends and lifelong Met fans.
 
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by Jason Fry  on 10 June 2006 8:35 pmNot to spread out the debate about Kaz and his departure over yet another post, but I keep thinking about this one. Why was Kaz Matsui's tenure in the orange and blue such a debacle? Why was he such a lightning rod for the fans? And should anyone get the blame? What happened to Kaz? Was […] 
by Greg Prince  on 10 June 2006 6:37 amDidja notice the advertising sign behind home plate in the top of the first? It advertised swimming pool enzymes, something, judging by what they build over their right field walls, that they apparently use a lot of in Arizona. The brand name? Natural Chemistry. On the off chance Jason Grimsley was watching his most recent former […] 
by Greg Prince  on 10 June 2006 3:06 amKaz Matsui shouldn't have been a New York Met. It was wrong for him, it was wrong for us. This was not Reggie Jackson and George Steinbrenner, one of whom was a liar and the other was convicted, thus they deserved each other — as an overwrought, overbuzzed Billy Martin so memorably and accurately framed it. […] |  |