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Last Night's Action: Finally A Laugher
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Published Aug 28, 2009
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- Mets 10 Florida 3: In a season with way too many lows and way too few highs, Thursday’s game was a pleasant diversion. The Mets fell behind 1-0, but took things into control from there, scoring the next eight runs, as they blew out the Marlins and snapped their five-game losing streak. Pagan and Tatis went deep and Redding got the win.
- Texas 7 Yankees 2: A.J. Burnett was perfect early and flawed late as the Yankees lost a series at home for the first time in over two months. Texas jumped on Phil Coke in the seventh to break the game open and New York couldn’t take advantage of the eight walks they drew. Despite the loss, the Yankees remain six-games in front in the AL East.
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