Mets 3 Braves 1
After all that Larry Jones did to the Mets in his 19-year career, the least the Mets could do in return was spoil his special day in Atlanta.
After all that Larry Jones did to the Mets in his 19-year career, the least the Mets could do in return was spoil his special day in Atlanta.
Finally, the Mets meet a team that is more fundamentally flawed, and deeper in the tank, than themselves.
A little time away from home is all some need to get themselves feeling good again.
Winning a baseball game is infinitely more difficult when you don’t score any runs.
The Mets enjoyed less than 24 hours in third place. Now, they head into the weekend hell bent on staying out of the cellar.
After 18 years managing in the minor leagues, Suffern High School grad and Seton Hall University alum Tony DeFrancesco finally won his first game as a MLB manager. Unfortunately, this is a Mets blog so this milestone doesn’t warm our hearts as much as we’d like it to for the local boy who done good.
For the 50th time in their history, the Mets won a game with three or less hits.
Mets avoid sweep, beat Braves — though, it took three pitchers to get the final out of the game.