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May 9, 2012 Around the Blogs Paul Festa

Blog Roundup: 2-Out Rally Edition

The Mets have won two stunners in a row against the rival (still, I guess) Phillies.  First, a Jordany Valdespin homer off of Jonathan Papelbon helped them overcome a good start by Roy Halladay.  Then, a series of 2-out singles and some Phillies Phielding Phollies helped the Mets beat the red hot Joe Blanton 7-4.  What will they do for an encore in the final game of the series?  Maybe a two-out rally in the 9th?  Or maybe get a lead and hold it throughout the game – that would be novel.

Here’s some late-inning magic from the Blogs:

  • Metstradamus says the Phillies’ ugliness outweighed the Mets’ ugliness.
  • NJ.com says Howard Johnson tweeted some heavy advice for Ike Davis.
  • Andrew Fiorentino reports that Wilmer Flores may finally be breaking out in the minors.
  • MMO wonders if Jenrry Mejia is nearing a spot in the Mets rotation, as he begins his rehab assignment season in St. Lucie.
  • Real Dirty Mets infamously tells us what the Mets and Aretha Franklin may have in common.
  • Daily Stache looks at the ball that bounced off of Mookie’s bat, between Buckner’s legs, and into an auction in Dallas.

Follow the bouncing ball to Mets Today for more news, analysis, opinion, and yes…links.

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  1. Joe May 9, 2012 at 4:14 pm
    Lucas Duda is a funny guy

    BY Andy Martino

    Beginning to think that Lucas Duda is messing with us. From last night:

    Kevin Burkhardt: Lucas, just confidence-wise, especially because it’s against two lefthanders, what did that mean to you?

    Lucas Duda: Yeah, I mean. I kind of struggled through the first part of the season agianst lefties. Luckily the ball found some space, and I got a hit.

    Burkhardt: (laughter). You say that matter-of-factly. Both of them were pretty big.

    Duda: Yeah, you know. Guys got on, I swung the bat, hit the ball, and it was a base hit.

    Me: That’s true. That’s what happened.

    Duda: That’s what happened. You’re right.

    http://www.nydailynews.com/blogs/mets/2012/05/lucas-duda-is-a-funny-guy