
Michael Drago
Contributor at Amazin' Avenue
If you’re one of my students trying to cyberstalk me, I’m sorry to tell you I mostly just tweet about the Mets. Now get off Twitter and go do your homework.
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5 days ago |
amazinavenue.com | Michael Drago
Kyle Ross-Imagn Images Understatement time: it has not been a good week for the New York Mets. The team blew their 5.5 game lead in the NL East thanks to their season-long seven-game losing streak. The Mets finally ended that streak last night, and they had the opportunity to still come out of the weekend with a one-game lead in the division and yet another series victory against the Phillies. Instead, the bats once again went quiet, and one awful inning doomed the Mets to a 7-1 loss.
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6 days ago |
amazinavenue.com | Michael Drago
Brett Davis-Imagn Images Francisco Lindor - SSStarling Marte - DHJuan Soto - RFPete Alonso - 1BBrandon Nimmo - LFLuis Torrens - CTyrone Taylor - CFRonny Mauricio - 3BLuisangel Acuña - 2BDavid Peterson - LHPTrea Turner - SSKyle Schwarber - DHAlec Bohm - 3BNick Castellanos - RFJ.T. Realmuto - COtto Kemp - LFEdmundo Sosa - 2BBuddy Kennedy - 1BJohan Rojas - CFJesús Luzardo - LHPFirst pitch: 7:10 PM ETTV: ESPNRadio: Audacy Mets Radio WHSQ 880AM, Audacy App 92.3 HD2
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1 week ago |
amazinavenue.com | Michael Drago
Kyle Ross-Imagn Images Meet the MetsThe Mets continued their terrible, horrible, no good, very bad week with an awful loss to the Phillies to make it seven straight defeats. Blade Tidwell started for the Mets and actually kept the team in the game, but did give up two runs before leaving the game in the fourth. Zack Wheeler held the Amazins scoreless for five innings, but as soon as he left the team did tie things up with back-to-back homers from Pete Alonso and Jeff McNeil.
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1 week ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Michael Drago
The Mets continued their terrible, horrible, no good, very bad week with an awful loss to the Phillies to make it seven straight defeats. Blade Tidwell started for the Mets and actually kept the team in the game, but did give up two runs before leaving the game in the fourth. Zack Wheeler held the Amazins scoreless for five innings, but as soon as he left the team did tie things up with back-to-back homers from Pete Alonso and Jeff McNeil.
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2 weeks ago |
amazinavenue.com | Michael Drago
Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images Meet the MetsThe Mets six-game winning streak came to an end last night as the team began a three-game series with the Tampa Bay Rays. Clay Holmes pitched a solid five innings in his start and the Mets got up to a 5-1 lead after five innings, but Paul Blackburn and Max Kranick combined for a craptacular sixth inning, giving up six runs to give Tampa Bay the lead.
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