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Mets lose ‘tough one’ after blowing six-run lead on shoddy pitching, defense
Entering the game in relief of starter Megill, José Buttó allowed consecutive two-out hits, including an RBI single. Then, a three-run home run by Washington Nationals catcher Riley Adams, his first of the season, narrowed the Mets’ lead to 7-6.
Mets blow 7-1 lead as Nationals score five in seventh, walk off in ninth
Dylan Crews homered off Tylor Megill in the second for Washington’s first run. Torrens had an RBI double in the fifth to make it 7-1. Parker, who went five innings and allowed all seven Mets runs, saw his ERA climb to 2.65.
New York Mets pitchers Huascar Brazoban and Ryne Stanek were no match for the scoring surge that the Nationals had created to ...
The New York Mets blew a 7-1 lead to the Washington Nationals on Sunday, falling 8-7 in their second walk-off loss of the ...
The New York Mets suffered their worst loss of the season on Sunday at the hands of their division rivals. After jumping out ...
WORCESTER, MA — The Worcester Red Sox (14-12) were swept in a make-up doubleheader by the Syracuse Mets (13-14) on Sunday ...
Carlos Mendoza speaks about Tylor Megill's "dominant" start, Juan Soto losing a pop fly in the sun in a five-run seventh, and ...
Following Sunday's loss to the Washington Nationals, Mets manager Carlos Mendoza was honest about the performance of two key ...
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