The New York Mets received a victory against the Florida Marlins yesterday, 4-1.
The Mets still remain with the lead in the National League East Division.
“Delgado, left-on-left in that situation after he tried a bunt, that was big,” Mets manager Jerry Manuel said. “That’s OK, the bunt. I didn’t mind the bunt, don’t get me wrong.”
Mets first basemen, Carlos Delgado performance was great. He went one for three with one home run and two RBIs. “It worked out in the end,” Delgado said.
“If he threw me something over the plate, I was going to try to get it down,” Delgado talked about his home run. “I’m not very good at it. That’s why I kind of resist against it. … I got scared when he came up and in.” Delgado received his 23th home run of the season with 69 RBIs.
Mets short stop, Jose Reyes had no runs with three hits. Left fielder, Nick Evans had two runs with two hits. Third basemen, David Wright had one run and one RBI. Center fielder, Carlos Beltran had three at bats, but no runs.
Mets starting pitcher, Oliver Perez pitched six innings and allowed one run, but had five strike outs. He received the victory and his record is 7-6 on the season. “I’m thinking about trying to keep my team in the game,” Perez said.
“That was huge,” Mets pitcher, Aaron Heilman said, who pitched as the reliever . “A three-run lead gives our pitcher room to be a lot more aggressive.”
Marlins first basemen, Jorge Cantu scored there only run. He had four at bats with one hit. Starting pitcher, Scott Olsen pitched five innings, allowed two earned runs and six hits. He lost, and his record is 6-6 on the season. “We have a long way to go,” said Olsen 6-6). “We have a lot of games against each other.”
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I intended to compliment your wordplay, thinking your headline title of “Mets Just Cruz” had some sort of tie-in to a player named Cruz. Guess I was wrong…
It’s “C-R-U-I-S-E”!
Seriously? All this writing, and still not a single sign of effort?
“Delgado received his 23th home run of the season with 69 RBIs.”
How the hell do you receive a home run?
I don’t want to, but if you keep it up…I will issue you a ticket for internet pollution. You’re lucky not to have been arrested for murdering a language.
Like I said before, when you rip off an AP game recap…please do a simple cut and paste. Plagiarism is better than this.
But since you’re too busy posting this drivel on every site you can find, I doubt you’ll read this anyway. So have a nice day, and fuck your mother. Catch you somewhere on your book-signing tour.