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Meta
Tag Archives: RA Dickey
Mets Game 115: Win Over Phillies
Mets 1 Phillies 0 The R.A. Dickey dreamscape continues … For the first time in 42 games — about a month and a half — the Mets won back-to-back games. And it took two straight shutouts, the first time they … Continue reading
Mets Game 111: Loss to Phillies
Phillies 6 Mets 5 Not even seven homegrown players in the lineup could beat Roy Halladay and the Phillies. The Mets had seven fruits of the farm in their lineup: Jose Reyes, David Wright, Angel Pagan, Ike Davis, Josh Thole, … Continue reading
Posted in Mets 2010 Games
Tagged angel pagan, jose reyes, phillies, RA Dickey, roy halladay
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Mets Game 107: Win Over Braves
Mets 3 Braves 2 This is EXACTLY the reason the 2010 Mets are so endearing: when they are backed up against a wall, they come back fighting! Shame on all the impatient, critical naysayers who hit the panic button after … Continue reading
Posted in Mets 2010 Games
Tagged braves, derek lowe, jeff francoeur, luis castillo, RA Dickey
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Mets Game 102: Win Over Cardinals
Mets 4 Cardinals 0 The mighty Mets continue their domination of the National League. Due to my “real” job I missed seeing the game live, so thanks to Paul and Mic for helping out with the recap in the comments … Continue reading
Mets Game 99: Loss to Dodgers
Dodgers 1 Mets For the fourth time in ten days, the Mets were shut out. What else is there to say? Game Notes R.A. Dickey was outstanding, allowing no runs on 2 hits and no walks, striking out 6, through … Continue reading
Posted in Mets 2010 Games
Tagged clayton kershaw, dodgers, kenley jansen, luis castillo, RA Dickey
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Mets Game 89: Loss to Giants
Giants 2 Mets 0 It was a tough loss for Johan Santana Mike Pelfrey R.A. Dickey and the Mets. Dickey pitched his heart out, allowing one measly run on five hits in seven innings of work — proving beyond argument … Continue reading
Mets Game 86: Loss to Braves
Braves 4 Mets 2 It may happen every spring, but not necessarily every summer. The R.A. Dickey Story took a slight turn away from a happy ending, as the Mets lost for the third time in his last three starts. … Continue reading