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Mets

McNeil was out advancing, left fielder Braun to third baseman Shaw to second baseman Moustakas, McNeil out.

Nimmo was out bunting, third baseman Shaw to first baseman Thames.

Was out bunting, third baseman Shaw to first baseman Thames.

McNeil singled to left, Hechavarría scored.

Brewers

Moustakas doubled to right, Cain scored, Thames to third.

Doubled to right, Cain scored, Thames to third.

Alonso homered to right on the first pitch.

Braun singled to right, Thames scored, Grandal scored, Shaw to second.

Singled to right, Thames scored, Grandal scored, Shaw to second.

Mets second.  Davis grounded out, third baseman Shaw to first baseman Thames.  Conforto flied out to center fielder Cain.  Ramos singled to right.  Rosario tripled to left, Ramos scored.  Lagares struck out.

Brewers third.  Gamel singled to left.  On pickoff attempt, throwing error by pitcher Wheeler, Gamel to second.  Arcia struck out.  G.Gonzalez struck out.  Cain singled to right, Gamel scored.  Thames walked on a full count, Cain to second.  Moustakas doubled to right, Cain scored, Thames to third.  Grandal struck out.

Mets ninth.  Alonso homered to right on the first pitch.  Canó struck out.  Davis grounded out, second baseman Moustakas to first baseman Thames.  Conforto flied out to right fielder Gamel.

Mets eighteenth.  Rosario struck out.  Nimmo was out bunting, third baseman Shaw to first baseman Thames.  Hechavarría singled to left.  Hechavarría stole second.  McNeil singled to left, Hechavarría scored.  McNeil was out advancing, left fielder Braun to third baseman Shaw to second baseman Moustakas, McNeil out.

Brewers eighteenth.  Thames walked.  Moustakas flied out to center fielder Nimmo.  Grandal walked, Thames to second.  Shaw walked on four pitches, Thames to third, Grandal to second.  Braun singled to right, Thames scored, Grandal scored, Shaw to second.

 The Brewers won two of three at Citi Field in last weekend's series and have also gone 8-1 in home games against the Mets since June 11, 2016. The Brewers have slashed .321/.397/.557 with 17 home runs over these nine games.

 Milwaukee allowed Colorado to score 11 runs in each of its last two games, and the team's 5.20 ERA ranks 27th in MLB and last among teams with a winning record. The bullpen has allowed 71 earned runs, second most in MLB (Orioles, 94).

 From Opening Day through the midpoint in April, the Mets scored 6.13 runs per game, fourth in MLB. Since April 16, the Mets have scored 3.47 runs per game, 26th in MLB.

 Yesterday, Noah Syndergaard became the third pitcher in the live-ball era to throw a shutout with 10+ strikeouts and hit a home run in a 1-0 game, along with Hall of Famers Early Wynn in 1959 and Red Ruffing in 1932.

 Mike Moustakas hit his eighth home run of the season in the Brewers' last series -- these eight homers in 28 games are as many as he hit in 54 games with the team last season. He has nine RBI since the last series with the Mets began (last Friday), third most in MLB (Jose Abreu, 11; Nolan Arenado, 10).

 Robinson Cano sits at 2499 career hits -- he looks to become the third active player with 2500+ hits (Albert Pujols, 3104; Miguel Cabrera, 2706). His 24.8 percent swing-and-miss rate in 2019 is by far the highest of his career (previous high was 19.0 in 2012 and 2015).

HP - Hernandez, 1B - Hickox, 2B - Torres, 3B - DeMuth

A struggling New York Mets lineup was just what the beleaguered Milwaukee Brewers pitching staff needed to see Friday night. The Mets will hope to find the cure for what's been ailing them Saturday, when they visit the Brewers in the middle game of a three-game series.
Right-hander Zack Wheeler (2-2, 5.05 ERA) is scheduled to oppose Brewers left-hander Gio Gonzalez (0-0, 3.60 ERA).

Yelich may be back as Brewers take on Mets

MILWAUKEE (AP)  Ryan Braun knew the best night of his career at the plate wouldn't mean much if the Milwaukee Brewers didn't win.
Braun made sure they did with his career-high sixth hit, a two-run single with one out in the 18th that lifted the Brewers to a 4-3 comeback victory over the New York Mets on Saturday night in the longest game in Miller Park history.

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New York Mets @ Milwaukee Brewers on May 4, 2019

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