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The Mets were held scoreless by the Braves in a 4-0 loss. Despite earning the loss, Nolan McLean had another fantastic start, going six innings and allowing just one run on an Ozzie Albies solo home run (the only hit McLean gave up as well).
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Kodai Senga ended up getting the ball back from his first save, thanks to the hard work of some fans.
Francisco Lindor reiterated his desire to remain with the Mets, and he also discussed
why his confidence in the team’s leadership has not wavered.
Around the National League East
After the controversy surrounding a video Bryce Harper made for a VIP gambler (and gambling addict), Congress has now asked the league to step in and take action.
The Marlins beat the Pirates in a 2-0 shutout. Esteury Ruiz drove in what ended up being game-winning run on a third inning solo home run.
The Nationals were outslugged 8-6 by the Cubs. Jake Irvin gave up five runs in 3.1 innings, walking two batters and striking out four.
The Phillies were shut down by the Cardinals in a 2-0 loss. Cristopher Sánchez had another great game despite the loss, throwing six scoreless innings with seven strikeouts.
Around Major League Baseball
The San Diego Padres could have new owners as soon as next week, with the owners vote scheduled to happen on Monday.
The Angels pitching coaching staff had a huge shake up, with the pitching coach, assistant pitching coach, and bullpen coach all being fired.
Tim Levesque has been named the interim pitching coach for the Angels.
Blue Jays starter Trey Yesavage had surgery on his left meniscus, but he could still return this season.
The Yankees have called up reliever Bradley Hanner, who is coming up to the major leagues for the first time.
Athletics first baseman and reigning American League Rookie of the Year Nick Kurtz could be out for the rest of the season due to his still-injured thumb.
Yesterday at Amazin’ Avenue
Steve Sypa published the twentieth edition of Mets Minor League Players of the Week for the year.
This Date in Mets History
The longest work stoppage in the history of professional baseball began on this date in 1994.
