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Last Night's Action: Mets Toss Shutout
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Peter Trinkle
Published Aug 15, 2009
Modified Aug 15, 2009
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- Mets 3 Giants 0: Bobby Parnell has quickly grown into a starting pitcher. In his second start, Parnell pitched six innings and struck out seven while allowing only three hits. Angel Pagan hit a home run in the first to get the Mets on the board and they led from there. Three Mets’ pitchers combined to finish the shutout; Francisco Rodriguez (pictured) got the save.
- Yankees 4 Seattle 2: Mark Teixeira came through with some late game punch once again, sending a ninth inning fastball over the right field fence for his 30th homer of the season to break a 2-2 tie. Andy Pettite struck out a season-high 10 in the no decision. Phil Hughes got the win after pitching out of a jam in the 8th and Mariano Rivera closed the door for his 34th save.
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