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Tag Archives: st. louis cardinals
7,656: Mets lose 5-3 on Cards’ homers
Another lost series Ryan Ludwick tagged Ryota Igarashi for an eight-inning two-run homer Sunday night to lead the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-3 win over the New York Mets at Busch Stadium. That and Colby Rasmus’ three-run homer in … Continue reading
7,655: Mets win in 20th inning in game that was scoreless through 18
Now THAT’s a pitchers’ duel Jose Reyes hit a sacrifice fly in the top of the 20th inning Saturday to lift the New York Mets to a marathon 2-1 win over the St. Louis Cardinals in a game that was … Continue reading
7,654: Mets’ 9th-inning comeback falls short in St. Louis
No cigar The Mets overcame a 4-1 grand-slam deficit and got the ninth-inning tying run in scoring position Friday, but the comeback fell short as the St. Louis Cardinals beat New York 4-3. Jeff Francoeur led off the ninth with … Continue reading
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7,589: Mets shutout Cards but another player in triage
Brooklyn boy redemption Nelson Figueroa shutout the Cardinals during a 4-1/3-inning emergency relief assignment and helped his cause with a two-run triple Wednesday as the Mets topped the St. Louis Cardinals 9-0 at Citi Field. Angel Pagan led the 15-hit … Continue reading
7,588: Green’s hit batsman, Pujols’ slam kills Mets
Late rally spoils comeback The St. Louis Cardinals rallied for eight runs in the final three innings to spoil a Mets’ comeback Monday night and hand the team a 12-7 extra-inning loss at Citi Field. Albert Pujols killed the Mets … Continue reading
7,553: Santana solid, Evans drives in 2 as Mets top Cards
3 enough for Johan Johan Santana allowed just two runs over seven innings and his offense scored him just enough for the win Thursday as the Mets topped the St. Louis Cardinals 3-2 to take three-of-four during the teams’ series … Continue reading
7,552: Another win for Nieve, Mets top cards 11-0
Nieve’s an ace! Fernando Nieve improved to 3-0 as a Mets starter Wednesday night as New York crushed the St. Louis Cardinals 11-0 at Citi Field. Nieve threw six scoreless innings, scattering three hits and four walks while reaching 108 … Continue reading
7,551: Pineiro’s 2-hit shutout shuts down Mets
Where’s the O? Joel Pineiro pitched a complete-game two-hit shutout Tuesday night as the St. Louis Cardinals topped the Mets 3-0 at Citi Field. The Mets didn’t get their second hit until the ninth inning, when pinch-hitter Jeremy Reed lined … Continue reading
7,550: Redding gets first win as a Met as N.Y. tops St. L. 6-4
Let’s Go Mets Tim Redding threw seven innings to give the Mets’ bullpen some needed rest Monday night as New York topped the St. Louis Cardinals 6-4 at Citi Field. Redding looked sharp and gave up four runs on five … Continue reading
7,497: Hernandez, Green allow 12 earned runs in sweep-inducing loss
The end of a lousy series The Mets’ bats finally got going in the latter half of Thursday afternoon’s game, but it’s kind of hard to win when your pitchers give up 12 runs. So the St. Louis Cardinals completed … Continue reading