Final Score: Philadelphia
Phillies: 5 New York Mets: 6
In very dramatic fashion, the Mets were able to knock off
the Phillies tonight 6-5 thanks to a David Wright walk off. This was a win that even Yankee fans could
smile at, as Jonathan Papelbon imploded in the 9th inning blowing
his second save of the season and suffering his third loss.
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Daniel Murphy continues to swing a hot bat, going 2-5 and
knocking in the game tying RBI in the 9th inning.
Ruben Tejada also continued his hot hitting at the plate,
going 1-4 and scoring a run.
Scott Hairston also continues to slaughter left handed
pitching. Hairston knocked out his 12th
homerun of the year and ninth against a lefty.
It was his fifth career homerun against Cole Hamels.
R.A. Dickey did not have his best performance on the mound
tonight, but the Mets offense was able to bail him out and take him off the
hook. Dickey finished the night tossing
seven innings, giving up a career high tying 11 hits in the process and five
earned runs. He also struck out seven
Phillies compared to one walk.
Another bright spot for the Mets tonight was their
bullpen. After imploding Wednesday
afternoon, they were able to hold the Phillies scoreless in the 8th and
9th innings.
Next up for the Amazin’s is a series against the Chicago
Cubs at Citi Field. The first game of
the series Friday night will pit the Mets Johan Santana (6-4 2.76) against the
Cubs Travis Wood (3-3 3.05 ERA).
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