Lots of pitches by Chris Carpenter, which is what the Mets want. But it’s tied and the old pessimism is present — but that is a requirement of Met fandom. I have 38 years of practice at this and have seen way too much to not be a bit pessimistic.
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John Maine does not have it. Third-inning blast by Jim Edmunds on a nothing pitch. When does Willie look to the bullpen?
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OK, a different kind of game so far than last night, Mets getting three in the first with Jose Reyes getting off the schnide and Carlos Delgado bashing another one out.
But then the first baseman help facilitate some Cardinal scoring by misplaying a bouncer off Scott Speizio’s bat.
I like that the team has started fast against the Cards’ ace — the best starter in the National League the last two years.But it is early and John Maine is looking shaky.
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Albert Pujols may be the best hitter on the planet, but he found a way to look unexpectedly classless here (Pujols usually is one of baseball’s more gracious players, so this was a surprise). I want to make sure I understand this: Tom Glavine wasn’t good last night? He didn’t toss a four-hitter and keep the best hitter on the planet from getting a hit? He didn’t strike him out in the first inning? Granted Glavine had defensive help, but it was the Mets who scored two runs and not the Cards.
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