By Marissa Credle The time none of us wanted to see come has arrived: With a Brewers win, the Mets were finally eliminated from postseason contention. The Brewers clinched a playoff berth for the second year in a row, this year with a 9-2 win against the Cincinnati Reds Wednesday night. The Brewers have been red hot, with six wins in a row and 17 wins over their last 19 games. The Mets were...
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In a game that can be best described as one with mixed emotions, the New York Mets (83-75) defeated the Miami Marlins, 10-3 (box score). The bad was the fact the Mets were eliminated from any playoff contention as the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Cincinnati Reds, 9-2. Also, Mets infielder Jeff McNeil was hit by a pitch in the sixth inning that resulted in a fractured right distal ulnar fracture....
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The Mets announced that x-rays have shown that Jeff McNeil suffered a right distal ulnar fracture and that he will miss the remainder of the season. – Josh Finkelstein – Original Post- 9:20 p.m. Jeff McNeil was removed from the game against the Miami Marlins on Wednesday night in the bottom of the sixth inning after getting hit in the right wrist. With the team up 9-0 already, it...
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Geraldo Gilberto of Yahoo Sports reports that the Atlanta Braves have shut down Ronald Acuna Jr. for the remainder of the regular season with a left groin strain, but the team is still confident he will be ready for the NLDS which will almost certainly be played against the St. Louis Cardinals. Acuna Jr., 21, has been phenomenal in his second year in the league after winning the Rookie of the...
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By Michelle Ioannou The 2019 Mets season marked the 50th anniversary of the World Champion Miracle Mets. The organization honored the team throughout the season, even having an entire weekend dedicated to the ’69 team at the end of June. Members of that amazin’ team made their return to Citi Field. And one of them gave a rallying cry to the current Mets team. That player was Ed...
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An Article By Tim Ryder The 2019 season has been a forgettable one for New York Mets reliever Edwin Diaz. After elevating himself to being one of the premier closers in the game with Seattle, Diaz was acquired by the Mets in the offseason, along with Robinson Cano, for a return highlighted by the inclusion of two of New York’s top prospects, outfielder Jarred Kelenic and right-hander,...
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