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Three takeaways from the Mets' series vs. the Cleveland Guardians
Here are three takeaways: The Mets were subject to repeated booing while getting no-hit for 8 1/3 innings in their 4-1 loss Wednesday, with attention now being turned to hitting coaches Eric Chavez and Jeremy Barnes. They were also no-hit for the final five innings of Tuesday’s loss.
Boos rain down at Citi Field as Mets nearly get no-hit while Guardians complete sweep
But then again, nearly getting no-hit is also a pretty ineffective plan. Right-hander Gavin Williams no-hit the Mets through 8 1/3 innings on Wednesday afternoon at Citi Field as the Cleveland Guardians completed a three-game sweep with a 4-1 win.
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The Mets didn't have a hit for 13 straight innings before Juan Soto hit a solo home run off Williams with one out in the ...
The Guardians have the longest no-hitter drought in the majors.
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The Mets avoided the ignominy of a no-hitter Wednesday in the ninth inning, but their miserable stretch continued.
The Mets were held to four hits and were hitless in the final five innings as they suffered their seventh loss in the last ...
Carlos Mendoza continued to search for answers in the leadoff spot, shifting Francisco Lindor back into the top spot in the lineup for Wednesday's game. Juan Soto was shifted into the second spot and ...
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