St. Louis Blues
John Maine didn't have it at all Monday night and the Mets got off to a horrible start on what could be considered a crucial 8-game road trip through St. Louis -- the NL Wild Card leader -- and Philadelphia.
Maine lasted just four innings and never looked comfortable, allowing seven hits and walking three. The Cards scored in each of the first five innings and that was that. Kyle Lohse was on his game, throwing seven strong innings, allowing five hits and two walks with four strikeouts.
Really not much more to say about it -- the Mets looked flat again, as they did so many times with Willie Randolph in the dugout. And now Tony Armas will pitch Tuesday night, followed by Pedro and then Mike Pelfrey. Armas has pitched to a good ERA in New Orleans but has a losing record, so who knows what to expect?
Maine lasted just four innings and never looked comfortable, allowing seven hits and walking three. The Cards scored in each of the first five innings and that was that. Kyle Lohse was on his game, throwing seven strong innings, allowing five hits and two walks with four strikeouts.
Really not much more to say about it -- the Mets looked flat again, as they did so many times with Willie Randolph in the dugout. And now Tony Armas will pitch Tuesday night, followed by Pedro and then Mike Pelfrey. Armas has pitched to a good ERA in New Orleans but has a losing record, so who knows what to expect?
posted by Gaspo @ 7:09 AM
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At July 2, 2008 at 10:04 AM ,
Melvelous said...
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