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Meta
Tag Archives: braves
Mets Game 130: Win Over Braves
Mets 6 Braves 0 Irene may have been on everyone’s minds, but it was Chris Capuano who blew away the Braves like a hurricane.
Posted in Mets 2011 Games
Tagged angel pagan, braves, chris capuano, lucas duda, ruben tejada, tim hudson
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Meaningful Games
I’m not sure how much you know about the organizational structure of soccer. Most national soccer leagues are divided into a first division, second division, and usually a third and a fourth for smaller and perpetually less successful teams. Unlike … Continue reading
Posted in Page Two Tuesday
Tagged Bill Terry, braves, Columbus Clippers, divisions, International League, leagues, orioles, Pawtucket Red Sox, phillies, promotion, relegation, royals, soccer
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Today’s Mets Lineup vs. Braves
If the weather cooperates, this is the lineup the Mets will send to the plate against Braves pitcher Mike Minor: Jose Reyes – SS Justin Turner – 2B David Wright – 3B Scott Hairston – RF Jason Bay – LF … Continue reading
Mets Game 112: Win Over Braves
Mets 11 Braves 7 It wasn’t a pretty win, but it was a win just the same.
Mets vs. Braves Series Preview
It’s been a while since we’ve done a series preview here, and the seriousness of this series makes a preview appropriate. If the Mets get swept, they can more or less flush the rest of the season down the toilet. … Continue reading
Game 69: Loss To Braves
Braves 9 Mets 8 Halley’s Comet did not appear after all. And the Mets didn’t sweep the Braves in Atlanta, either. Though, it is rather rare to witness a balk-off victory.
Tonight’s Mets Lineup vs. Braves
Here is the lineup the Mets will send to bat against Braves pitcher Mike Minor: Jose Reyes – SS Justin Turner – 3B Carlos Beltran – RF Daniel Murphy – 1B Jason Bay – LF Ronny Paulino – C Scott … Continue reading
Mets Game 68: Win Over Braves
Mets 4 Braves 0 The Mets are starting to look like the best of the mediocre teams in the NL. Don’t believe it? Just look at their record: they’re finally at .500.