Wheeler Fights Through Comebacker, Pitches Mets To Win Over Dodgers
A postgame CT scan was considered more of a precaution, according to Mets manager Mickey Callaway, and the X-ray was negative.
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A postgame CT scan was considered more of a precaution, according to Mets manager Mickey Callaway, and the X-ray was negative.
Jay Bruce and Michael Conforto each hit a two-run homer off Hill to give the Mets a 4-0 advantage, but after that, it was all LA.
DeGrom pitched six innings of one-run ball and drove in the tying run for the Mets, but didn't factor into the decision.
Noah Syndergaard stopped worrying about his mechanics and focused on making pitches.
Brandon Nimmo made a diving catch in right field, robbing Austin Slater of a hit to end the game in the 11th.
After suffering a walk-off loss to the Cubs earlier in the day, the Mets bounced back on the strength of a Todd Frazier grand slam to beat the Cubs 10-3 Wednesday afternoon.
Zobrist grounded the winning single up the middle with one out after Chicago loaded the bases against Paul Sewald (0-5).
Wright hasn't appeared in a big league game since May 2016. He batted .188 (6 for 32) with a double, two RBIs and two walks in 10 games at Class A St. Lucie this month, seeing considerable time in the field.
An anticipated showdown between Jacob deGrom and Cole Hamels will be decided without them — and a day later, to boot.
Anthony Rizzo homered and Daniel Murphy reached three more times from the leadoff spot as NL-leading Chicago moved a season-high 24 games over .500.
A group of 12- and 13-year-olds became the pride of Staten Island after a big run at the Little League World Series.
Trea Turner set off a lively dugout celebration after scoring a run that ended Washington's 32-inning scoreless drought and then the Nationals really went wild at the plate, hammering the New York Mets 15-0 Sunday.
The Nationals fell to 64-66 — they've already lost more games than they dropped last year in going 97-65 to take their second consecutive NL East title.
Jay Bruce hit a two-run homer in his return from a long stint on the disabled list as the New York Mets beat Washington 3-0.
In his first appearance in New York since the 2016 NL wild-card game, Bumgarner gave up five hits and went eight innings to match his longest start of the season.
