Tuesday night at Citi Field the Dodgers scored 4 runs in the
top of the 5th inning knocking Rafael Montero out of the box as the
Dodgers beat the Mets 9-4. The game was
tied at 1 going to the top of the 5th. Montero was not sharp on the
night and it unraveled for him in the inning as Adrian Gonzalez hit a 2 run
homer (11) and Carl Crawford and Jose Uribe added RBI singles to finish the
inning and Montero. In the 6th the Hanley Ramirez added an RBI
single off Carlos Torres to make it 6-1, then the Mets staged the beginning of
a comeback. The Mets took Josh Beckett
deep in the bottom of the 6th on a solo homer by Curtis Granderson
(6) and then Lucas Duda hit a 2 run homer (5) and it was a 6-4 game. In the top of the 9th the Dodgers
put the nail in the coffin scoring three times off Jose Valverde and Josh Edgin
to cap the blow out. Montero falls to
0-2, he went 4 1/3 innings he allowed 7 hits, 5 runs (all earned) walking 4 and
striking out 4. The only effective
pitcher out of the bullpen for the Mets was Diasuke Matsusaka who went 1 2/3
scoreless innings. Josh Beckett gave up 4 runs in 5 innings and gets the win he’s
now 2-1. Offensively for the Mets Granderson led the 11 hit attack going 3 for
5 with the homer and double , three runs scored and the RBI. The Dodgers
clubbed 13 hits. Yasiel Puig and Gonzalez each had 3 hits piece. The Mets fall to 20-24 on the season and only
9 and 13 at Citi Field. Wednesday night it’s game two of the series; Hyun-Jin
Ryu (3-2 3.00) goes for LA, Jacob deGrom
(0-1 1.29) goes for the Mets
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And I was hoping for meaningful June baseball. Oh, well...
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