Brewers Condemn Mets To Losing Record
New York, in its second season under manager Luis Rojas, led the NL East for 90 days but is 17-34 since the start of August.
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New York, in its second season under manager Luis Rojas, led the NL East for 90 days but is 17-34 since the start of August.
The loss spoiled a day the Giants retired the jersey of two-time Super Bowl MVP Eli Manning and added his name to the Ring of Honor at MetLife Stadium.
New York (73-81) has lost 12 of 15 and was eliminated from playoff contention earlier in the day when Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh.
The Yankees, who began the day with a two-game lead over Toronto and Seattle for the second wild card, now have a chance to nudge in front of their longtime rivals in Sunday night's series finale.
The Red Bulls are unbeaten, with two shutout wins, in their last three games.
The Brewers have won 12 of their last 13 against the Mets in Milwaukee, including seven in a row.
Cole (16-8) no-hit the Red Sox for 3 2/3 innings and New York coasted to its fourth straight win.
The Chiefs win a lot of close games, while the Chargers lose a lot of close games, which could present an opportunity for an upset.
With only three wins in the division so far, will the NFC East once again start to look more like the NFC Least in Week 3?
With a favorable matchup against the Atlanta Falcons, many New York Giants could be in for productive outings this weekend.
The Trenton Thunder's bat dog made quite an impression during a guest appearance at a minor league baseball game in Buffalo.
The AFC North is shaping up to be extremely competitive, with the Ravens, Bengals, Browns, and Steelers all splitting their first two games.
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CBS Sports College Football analyst Kevin Carter explains why Arkansas can pull off the upset this weekend against Texas A&M and why Boise State is still a threat in the Mountain West despite two early-season losses.
Taijuan Walker allowed six runs on six hits and two walks in two innings. Pete Alonso homered for the Mets, his 35th of the year.
