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Tag Archives: johan santana
Mets Game 92: Win Over Giants
Mets 4 Giants 3 In ugly fashion, K-Rod blew a save, was saved from a loss by a bad call, and wound up with a win. Johan Santana set down the Giants through eight innings, allowing only one earned run … Continue reading
Posted in Mets 2010 Games
Tagged francisco rodriguez, giants, ike davis, johan santana, jonathan sanchez, k-rod, phil cuzzi
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Mets Game 88: Win Over Braves
Mets 3 Braves 0 The Mets avoided a sweep and went into the All-Star break on a high note by shutting out the Braves behind a stellar performance by Johan Santana. Game Notes Johan Santana pitched like an ace on … Continue reading
Posted in Mets 2010 Games
Tagged angel pagan, braves, chris carter, ike davis, johan santana, josh thole
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Mets Game 84: Win Over Reds
Mets 3 Reds 0 Perhaps tired of leaving things in others’ hands, Johan Santana said, “I’ll do it myself”. Santana pitched all nine innings, shutting out the Reds on 3 hits. Not only did he refuse help from the bullpen, … Continue reading
Mets Game 79: Loss to Nationals
Nationals 2 Mets 1 There is this idea — supported to a degree by Beaneheads — that a manager has very little to no influence on the won-loss record of a team. A game like this would beg one to … Continue reading
Mets Game 74: Loss to Twins
Twins 6 Mets 0 Carl Pavano can pitch in New York after all. Pavano spun a 3-hit shutout as the Twins rediscovered their fundamentals, defense, and power. Game Notes (All together now) Johan Santana didn’t have his best stuff. But … Continue reading
Mets Game 69: Loss to Yankees
Yankees 4 Mets 0 Sorry Dad. Mark Teixeira chose the Subway Series to get his groove back — much to the chagrin of Mets fans. Additionally, C.C. Sabathia chose Father’s Day to spin his best outing of the season. Game … Continue reading
Mets Game 64: Win Over Indians
Mets 7 Indians 6 The Mets continue their absolute dominance over American League opponents, and this time they did it in come-from-behind fashion. After falling behind 4-1, the Mets stampeded back with five runs in the fifth to take a … Continue reading
Mets Game 59: Loss to Padres
Padres 4 Mets 2 After a game like this, you really have to wonder if Johan Santana is indeed the Mets’ “ace”. Because an “ace” should chew up a lineup like the Padres like a buzzsaw, spit it out, and … Continue reading
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Tagged johan santana, mat latos, padres
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