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Wright helps Amazin's get their HoJo workin'

New York Post — The Mets failed to get Mike Pelfrey back in All-Star form, but David Wright seems to have snapped out of his recent doldrums. Last night's two-home run game from Wright -- in what was otherwise an ugly showing by the Mets in a 9-6 loss to lowly Arizona last...

New York Mets 21 hours ago

Valdes sunk in sickening sixth

New York Post — In the blink of an eye, the fans at Citi Field went from saluting Mike Pelfrey to eating Raul. Though Raul Valdes has been a linchpin of the Mets' bullpen lately, the boos he heard after allowing four runs in last night's sixth inning didn't do his performance...

New York Mets 21 hours ago

Post Game: D-Backs 9 Mets 6

MetsBlog — Posted in FacebookThe Mets lost to the D-Backs by the score of 9 to 6 on Friday night. Mike Pelfrey let up three runs in the first inning, settled down, but a Jose Reyes error let a runner reach, Pelfrey was removed for Raul Valdes, who gave up a two-run homer… then let up a grand slam four batters later. [...]Leave a Comment

New York Mets 22 hours ago

Buzz: Mets Looking for Lightning in a Bottle

MetsBlog — Posted in FacebookIn post to his blog for ESPN.com today, Buster Olney says the Mets may ‘wait a little longer,’ rather than spending more on the 2010 team, since a) they are multiple games out of each pennant race, b) Mike Pelfrey isn’t throwing well, and c) ‘there is a lot of question within the organization about whether [...]Leave a Comment

New York Mets July 28, 2010

Beltran's bat finally shows some life

New York Post — Carlos Beltran stopped short of predicting a Mets wild-card berth, a Cy Young award for Oliver Perez, Jeff Francoeur's next stop, or Mike Pelfrey's next sixth inning. While insisting it was not the fault of Howard Johnson that the Mets had scored 21 runs in losing nine of...

New York Mets July 28, 2010

News: Dickey is Ready, Mets Rotation This Week

MetsBlog — Posted in FacebookHisanori Takahashi will essentially be skipped in the rotation tonight, instead he will next start against Arizona on Saturday. Johan Santana will start tonight. Before yesterday’s game, Jerry Manuel said he might skip Takahashi again in the next week or so. Meanwhile, after the game, the team announced that R.A. Dickey has been cleared to pitch and [...]Leave a Comment

New York Mets July 27, 2010

Note: Mike Pelfrey Looked Better

MetsBlog — Posted in FacebookIn yesterday’s 3-2 loss to the Dodgers, Mike Pelfrey allowed two runs and six hits in five innings, while walking two and striking out two after throwing 82 pitches. After the game, Pelfrey spoke with reporters and said: “Big step forward…I went back to using the fastball, and being aggressive…I would have like to have [...]Leave a Comment

New York Mets July 25, 2010

Post Game: Dodgers 3, Mets 2

MetsBlog — The Mets lost to the Dodgers by the score of 3-2 in 13 innings this afternoon in Los Angeles. The Mets are now just 2-8 on their 11 game road trip. For a full recap and box score, check out SNY.tv here. The Least You Should Know: Mike Pelfrey started for the Mets and looked [...]

New York Mets July 24, 2010

Dodgers beat Mets, 3-2, in 13 innings

Dodgers Blog | Los Angeles Times — The Dodgers faced a disaster Saturday at Chavez Ravine, just what they needed. His name was Mike Pelfrey, a pitcher for the New York Mets, or so the media guide stated. But in truth, Pelfrey hadn’t been much of a pitcher lately, statistics indicated. In fact, he had been historically awful. Entering Saturday’s game, Pelfrey was the first National League pitcher since 1900 – that’s right, 1900 – to allow more than 50 baserunners (walks, hits, hit batsman) while recording fewer than 50 outs over a four-game span. The slumping Dodgers, who were 3-7 in their previous 10 games, couldn’t...

Los Angeles Dodgers July 24, 2010

Dodgers' 13th-inning homer ruins it for Mets, 3-2

New York Post — LOS ANGELES — James Loney homered in the 13th inning, giving the Los Angeles Dodgers a 3-2 victory over the New York Mets today. Oliver Perez (0-4), starting his second inning of relief, retired Matt Kemp on a broken-bat flyball before Loney drove a 1-0 pitch into the pavilion seats in...

New York Mets July 24, 2010
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