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Final Score: Nationals 8, Mets 4 Death by the long ball
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For the second straight game, the Mets had a lackluster showing and played some bad baseball. Jerad Eickhoff got the start for the Mets, and though he was able to give the team some length, pitching six innings, he struggled, allowing five runs in those six innings.
Kyle Schwarber once again powered the Nationals and continued his torrid hot streak, leading off the bottom of the first with a solo homer. The Nats then went back-to-back, as Trea Turner hit a solo shot of his own, putting the Mets in an early 2-0 deficit.
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Final Score: Mets 3, Cubs 4 Chicago sweeps the Mets away in extras
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The Chicago Cubs completed their sweep of the Mets on Thursday night winning 4-3 in ten innings at Wrigley Field. Reliable relief pitching and a timely pinch-hit RBI double from J.D. Davis kept the Mets in the game, but Edwin Díaz working a rare second inning gave up an RBI single with the bases loaded to Jayson Heyward in the tenth to end the game.
The Mets started the game with three regulars on the bench: Brandon Nimmo, Jeff McNeil, and Davis all sat in favor of Kevin Pillar, Jonathan Villar, and Luis Guillorme. All three regulars would eventually pinch-hit with Davis having the only successful turn at-bat, with Nimmo and McNeil both striking out in critical situations.