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Forsythe drives in six runs for St. Lucie

May 19th, 2012 - posted in: In the news |

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Wright in lineup, but likely to get Saturday off

May 19th, 2012 - posted in: In the news |

David Wright's voice was raspy and strained as he spoke before Friday night's game against the Blue Jays, which he started at third base for the Mets. Though Wright was sick with a head cold that he called "more annoying than anything," he still managed to crack the starting lineup.

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Turner, ex-college roommate Romero reunite

May 19th, 2012 - posted in: In the news |

Justin Turner's friendship with Ricky Romero predates their stint as roommates at Cal State Fullerton, where they helped lead the Titans to a College World Series title in 2004. On Friday, they faced each other for just the second time as Major Leaguers.

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Minor Leaguer Muno suspended for PED use

May 19th, 2012 - posted in: In the news |

Major League Baseball has suspended Mets Minor League second baseman Daniel Muno 50 games for testing positive for a performance-enhancing substance, the league announced Friday.

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Niese, Mets unable to contain Blue Jays' bats

May 19th, 2012 - posted in: In the news |

Jon Niese set a new career high by allowing four homers, and tied an old one with eight runs allowed. The Mets could do next to nothing against Niese's counterpart, Ricky Romero. And the Blue Jays kept piling on runs in a 14-5 dismantling of the Mets on Friday night at Rogers Centre.

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No. 2 prospect Harvey strikes out career-high 11

May 19th, 2012 - posted in: In the news |

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Athletics-Giants Preview (The Associated Press)

May 19th, 2012 - posted in: In the news |

Sputtering for much of May, the San Francisco Giants’ offense is starting to come around.

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The Juice: Andy Pettitte dominates in first win since 2010, Papelbon closes door on Red Sox (Big League Stew)

May 19th, 2012 - posted in: In the news |

The Juice is back for its fifth season of fun! Stop by each weekday (and now on Saturdays) for an ample serving of news from the action, plus great photos, stats and video highlights.

Andy is dandy: Andy Pettitte felt he was a little too “uptight” while taking the loss in his return start last Sunday afternoon. On Friday night, the 39-year-old left-hander looked nothing of the sort, allowing the Cincinnati Reds only four hits and striking out nine over eight scoreless innings in the Yankees 4-0 victory .
It was the first time Pettitte had tossed eight scoreless innings since July 8, 2008, and the victory attached to this marvelous outing was his first since July 8, 2010. Love that symmetry.
”I felt like I could do this, and now it’s just like I feel like the mind’s getting back there,” a beaming Pettitte said after his 241st win. ”I’m just hoping and praying the body holds up.”
I’m sure Yankees fans are doing the same, all the while wondering what might have been had Pettitte returned in 2011.
Just another save: Or at least that’s how Jonathan Papelbon played it off after his scoreless ninth preserved a 6-4 victory for Cole Hamels and Phillies over his former employer, the Boston Red Sox.
His real motivation? Simple.

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Papelbon shuts down his old team (The SportsXchange)

May 19th, 2012 - posted in: In the news |

He wasn’t going to sit there and lie about this being just another set of three games during the long grind of 162 during the regular season.

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Bad head cold can’t cool off red-hot Wright (The SportsXchange)

May 19th, 2012 - posted in: In the news |

Few pitchers have been able to stop Mets third baseman David Wright this season. A fractured finger was not able to stop him. Apparently, illness is not able to stop him, either.

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