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Last Night's Action: The Wins Keep On Coming
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Published May 26, 2010
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- Mets 8 Phillies 0: Break up the Mets! They have a three-game winning streak and best of all it comes thanks to victories against the Yankees and Phillies. Tuesday night it was RA Dickey leading the way with his first National League win. Dickey used his knuckler to keep the Phillies guessing all night and struck out seven over six innings. Jason Bay and Jeff Francoeur had two RBI’s each while Jose Reyes had three hits, including the 1,000th of his career.
- Yankees 0 Minnesota 0 (Suspended after 5): It was the first rain delay in almost 30 years in Minnesota. Of course, this is also the first season in almost 30 years that the Twins have played outside. The game will resume in the Top of the 6th today at 4:05pm.
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