
Mets’ offensive surge ends in loss to Reds
NY Post
CINCINNATI — Three straight days of crushing the ball might have left the Mets a little spoiled.
Maybe it was the fatigue from playing three straight nail-biters or just the fact they ran into a quality left-handed starter Tuesday night, but the Mets were flat and not even this launching pad known as Great American Ball Park could help them. On a night they lost another starting pitcher — albeit a replacement — to injury, the Mets lost 4-3 to the Reds for a third defeat in five games.More Related News

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