Showing posts with label chris carter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chris carter. Show all posts

Monday, June 14, 2010

Mets Sweep Birds, Look to Scalp Indians

The New York Mets finally showed some offensive muscle on the road, smashing four homeruns, pounding 18 hits, and scoring eleven runs. Mike Pelfrey was the beneficiary of the onslaught, on a day when he didn't have his best command. Pelfrey improved to 9-1 on the year. David Wright hit two homeruns, and Chris Carter hit his second three run homerun of the weekend series. Jason Bay went 4 for 4 with a homerun and four runs scored. The Mets head to Cleveland for three games before facing the Yankees in Da Bronx.

Sunday, June 6, 2010

Mets make French Soup out of Marlins!

The New York Mets completed a three game sweep of the Florida Marlins, on the strength of Jeff Francoeur's game tying three run 7th inning homerun. It was payback of sorts for The Mets who were swept by the Marlins in a four game series earlier in the year. The Mets continue to play well at home and have now won eight straight games at Citi Field.

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Mets stun Nationals with late rally.

After getting almost no production from their pinch hitters (4 for 34), The Mets had to make a move. Pinch hitting specialist and Long Island native Frank Catalanotto, was jettisoned after only 25 at bats. The search for instant offense late in a game arrived in the form of an "animal". Chris "the animal" Carter did in one plate appearance what Catalanotto and Gary Mathews Jr. haven't done all year. Pinch hitting in the 8th inning last night, he drove in the go ahead run with a sharp double  to right field, giving the Mets their first come from behind victory (trailing after seven innings) of the year. Down five runs early, these "new" Mets overcame a shaky outing by lefty Jonathan Niese. Jason Bay and David Wright each broke out of their slumps, going a combined 4 for 6 with 2 walks. However, with a chance to break the game open in his second at bat of the 8th inning, Wright did what he's been doing at an alarming rate. Striking out (on pace for 212). Other key contributors were Angel Pagan, Rod Barajas, and Ike Davis, who for the third time this year, made an acrobatic catch of a foul ball over the dugout rail.

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