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Tag Archives: johan santana
Feel Good Friday II: Johan, Jose and a Bottle of Wine
ESPN reports that Jose Reyes is joining Johan Santana and 23 other players who have lent their name and likeness to a series of wines that are being sold for charity: So far, players have included Jorge Posada (Jorge Cabernet), … Continue reading
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Mets Game 54: Loss to Padres
Padres 5 Mets 1 The final score falls remarkably short of telling the whole story. In yet another rubber match gone bad, the Mets wasted a brilliant performance by Johan Santana to lose in San Diego in extra innings — … Continue reading
Posted in Mets 2010 Games
Tagged adrian gonzalez, clayton richard, david eckstein, johan santana, padres
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Mets Game 49: Loss to Brewers
Brewers 2 Mets 0 The bad news: the 1969 Mets record of 42 consecutive scoreless innings remains intact. Sorry, no good news. Johan Santana and Yovani Gallardo locked horns in a good old fashioned pitchers’ duel — a real barn-burner … Continue reading
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Tagged brewers, corey hart, johan santana, ryota igarashi, yovani gallardo
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Mets Game 45: Win Over Yankees
Mets 6 Yankees 4 Jerry Manuel keeps his job for at least another week, maybe two. Jason Bay continued his red-hot hitting — he is about as locked in as a batter can be right now — and Johan Santana … Continue reading
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Tagged alex cora, c.c. sabathia, jason bay, johan santana, ryota igarashi, yankees
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Game 40: Loss to Braves
Braves 3, Mets 2 The Mets went into Atlanta needing two quality starts from their two quality starters – Mike Pelfrey and Johan Santana… And they got two quality starts… But only one win. Santana went seven innings, allowing two … Continue reading
Mets Game 35: Loss to Marlins
Marlins 2 Mets 1 Another close one, and this time the Mets came up short. It was a battle of the aces, and both Josh Johnson and Johan Santana lived up to their billing, trading zeroes through seven frames. Each … Continue reading
Mets Game 30: Win Over Giants
Mets 5 Giants 4 Same script, different cast. Following Friday’s storyline, the Mets’ starting pitcher went deep into the game — pitching into the 8th inning — stunting the opposing offense and leaving the game in line for a win. … Continue reading
Mets Game 25: Loss to Phillies
Phillies 10 Mets 5 So much for momentum. If it wasn’t for that 9-1 homestand, I might have the feeling that nothing changed with the Mets from the last three years. Game Notes Johan Santana was terrible. Absolutely terrible. He … Continue reading