Pedro Martinez pitched five-hit ball for eight innings and struck out 10, and Cliff Floyd had a run-scoring double to help the New York Mets beat the Florida Marlins 1-0 on Friday.
"It's not only the weather, it's also being healthy," Martinez said. "I actually pitch the same way all the time -- I'm going to give you whatever I have. Today was a day where I felt I had frequent power. Not so much command with all three pitches, but power."
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When Padres second baseman Mark Lorreta went down with a thumb injury, San Diego GM Kevin Towers received a phone call from Mets' GM Omar Minaya, reportedly about his second baseman Kaz Matsui.
Matsui has struggled this season and with Miguel Cairo an adequate and cheaper replacement, Minaya is keen to move the him.
Willie Randolph said that he and Minaya have discussed placing Matsui on the disabled list and promoting Victor Diaz from Class AAA Norfolk.
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The Atlanta Braves shut out the New York Mets for the second straight night, with Kyle Davies and three relievers combining for a 3-0 win to complete a three-game sweep Wednesday night.
Davies gave up five hits and one walk. He received a standing ovation from the Turner Field crowd of 33,250 as he left in the sixth inning.
"It was exciting. You grow up dreaming about that," Davies said.
"Davies was better tonight that he was in Boston," Braves manager Bobby Cox said. "He was very good in Boston but tonight he was even better. I thought he was just outstanding."
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Mets May 2005 Archive
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ESPN | May 25, 2005
Tim Hudson gave the Braves eight scoreless innings, beating the Mets 4-0.
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San Diego Union-Tribune | May 23, 2005
Reports continue to circulate that the Padres might be seeking Mets outfielder Mike Cameron in exchange for Phil Nevin.
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ESPN | May 22, 2005
On a day when Alex Rodriguez cost the Yankees two runs when he couldn't handle a routine Pedro Martinez grounder, which would have ended a Mets' rally, an old Bronx staple gave George Steinbrenner the
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ESPN | May 22, 2005
Derek Jeter and Carlos Beltran left Saturday's subway's because of injuries.
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Yahoo! | May 21, 2005
The Yankees scored twice in the sixth inning on consecutive errors by Kaz Matsui and Doug Mientkiewicz and went on to a 5-2 victory Friday night in the first game of this year's Subway Series.
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ESPN | May 18, 2005
Pedro Martinez was scheduled to pitch on Friday, but he has experienced soreness in his hip during his last two starts.
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Yahoo! | May 17, 2005
Kaz Matsui connected for his third homer of the season after Cincinnati starter Ramon Ortiz (1-2) held the Mets scoreless through six innings.
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New York Times | May 16, 2005
Kris Benson went 7+ innings in the Mets 9-2 win over the Cincinnati Reds.
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ESPN | May 14, 2005
Mark Mulder and Pedro Martinez each gave up five earned runs in the Cardinals' 7-6 win over the Cardinals.
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RealGM | May 13, 2005
Cliff Floyd hit two solo home runs while the Mets pitching staff pitched nine scoreless innings in their 2-0 win over the Cardinals.
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Yahoo! Sports | May 11, 2005
Derek Lee led off the bottom of the 10th inning with his 10th homer of the season, giving Chicago a 4-3 win Wednesday over the New York Mets and saving the Cubs after yet another meltdown by the bullpen.