Unhappy Recap: Giants 10 Mets 2
I think the key thing we can take from this game is not to overreact. Every team has stinkers like this and it's really no better to lose 3-2 than 10-2.
Winning streaks are nice but the key for the Mets is to win series, winning a long stretch of 3 game series is better than a short 5 or 6 game winning streak.
And I'm not sure the Mets can use the whole flying cross-country thing as an excuse. Did Oliver Perez fly out early? If not, he should have.
The Dodgers did the same trip, and they won 8-2.
And the Mets got off to a hot start in the first inning, loading the bases before Tatis struck out. Now Tatis has been so good we can't blame him here. But this game was a little scary because the Mets reverted back to their old ways of stranding a lot of base runners.
Also scary was a Mets pitcher going only 1/3 of an inning. I don't think I need to remind you the last time that happened.
The previous shortest stint of Perez's career was 1 2/3 innings.
The last time the Giants knocked out a starter in the first inning was last year, and the pitcher was Claudio Vargas, who actually did a decent job holding down the fort.
I'm not ready to give up on Oliver Perez yet, but I'm growing increasingly frustrated with his inconsistency.
Winning streaks are nice but the key for the Mets is to win series, winning a long stretch of 3 game series is better than a short 5 or 6 game winning streak.
And I'm not sure the Mets can use the whole flying cross-country thing as an excuse. Did Oliver Perez fly out early? If not, he should have.
The Dodgers did the same trip, and they won 8-2.
And the Mets got off to a hot start in the first inning, loading the bases before Tatis struck out. Now Tatis has been so good we can't blame him here. But this game was a little scary because the Mets reverted back to their old ways of stranding a lot of base runners.
Also scary was a Mets pitcher going only 1/3 of an inning. I don't think I need to remind you the last time that happened.
The previous shortest stint of Perez's career was 1 2/3 innings.
The last time the Giants knocked out a starter in the first inning was last year, and the pitcher was Claudio Vargas, who actually did a decent job holding down the fort.
I'm not ready to give up on Oliver Perez yet, but I'm growing increasingly frustrated with his inconsistency.
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