I Was Wrong
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June 3rd of last season. 120 games ago. 318 days ago. That was the last
time the Mets had a winning record. They were 30-29 and I thought they were
heade...
1 week ago
Calling the Mets (and frankly anyone else) on the carpet for the stupid things they do. With love.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Surviving Seaver (August 23, 1981)
The Mets held their own in the 11 games in which Tom Seaver pitched against them, going a respectable 5-6. Seaver pitched really well in almost every one of those games, but sometimes the Mets were able to find a way against the Reds. Case in point was this contest, in which Seaver allowed two runs and four hits through nine innings, but got a no-decision.
The Mets denied Seaver a victory when they tied the score at 2-2, on Mike Jorgensen's sacrifice fly in the eighth inning. After Neil Allen escaped bases-loaded trouble in the Reds eighth inning, the Mets would push across the winning run in the 10th inning on a sacrifice fly by Bob Bailor.
True Metophiles know...The most career sacrifice flies by a Mets pitcher is 6, by Dwight Gooden.
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