The Mets’ pitching staff, led by Tylor Megill, issued eight walks.The retreating steps were everywhere else you looked on Wednesday:
The step forward Wednesday came on offense, as the Mets worked the Astros’ staff for eight walks, 10 hits and eight runs.īut in the past three and a half weeks, the Mets have scored at least seven runs in seven games, and they have lost six of those. But I truly believe it is going to happen.” Josh Walker of the Mets exits the game during the seventh inning after being injured on a play against the Houston Astros on Wednesday. I don’t know when that is I wish I could tell you when. “We’re going to get out of it,” Daniel Vogelbach said after he drove in three runs Wednesday. Signs of progress for the talented team have repeatedly cropped up - Max Scherzer’s brilliance Monday was a nice sign - but a step back always has followed. The Mets (34-40) lost for the 13th time in their past 17 and now have gone six straight series without a series victory. Tylor Megill struggled in the Mets’ loss to the Astros on Wednesday. The Astros were the less-worse club Wednesday in a 10-8 Mets loss at Minute Maid Park that finished off another disappointing series. The Mets’ offense, and the Astros’ similarly wild pitching, helped them stick around, but manager Buck Showalter’s crew wound up narrowly making more mistakes than its opponents did. The club was repeatedly burned by its mistakes. Their pitching staff could not locate their pitches. The second-longest game of the Mets’ season, at 3 hours and 32 minutes, also ranked high among their sloppiest.
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HOUSTON - A game that featured 16 combined walks, three errors and several more mental blunders, plus countless mistakes ultimately resulted in the most significant number: one more Mets defeat.
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