|
|
Browse by Tags
All Tags » Baseball » New York Mets » Pérez, Oliver (RSS)
- Beltran, Carlos
- Cincinnati Reds
- Colorado Rockies
- Delgado, Carlos
- Easley, Damion
- Florida Marlins
- Houston Astros
- Los Angeles Dodgers
- Maine, John
- Manuel, Jerry
- Martinez, Pedro
- Milwaukee Brewers
- Pelfrey, Mike
- Philadelphia Phillies
- Randolph, Willie
- San Francisco Giants
- Santana, Johan
- Wagner, Billy
-
The Mets Manager said he would consider moving a starter like John Maine, Oliver Pérez or Mike Pelfrey to the bullpen in late innings. 
|
-
Oliver Pérez, the starter and winner for the Mets on Friday, was more than impressive, throwing seven scoreless innings for the Mets. 
|
-
A lack of clutch hitting, a stumble in the outfield and a base-running blunder contributed to the growing malaise for the Mets on Sunday. 
|
-
After suffering discomfort in his strained rotator cuff, John Maine will not pitch again until Friday night’s game against Florida. 
|
-
Carlos Delgado’s two-out, two-run double in the eighth inning snapped a tie and propelled the Mets to a victory against the Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday afternoon. 
|
-
With Pedro Martínez out, Oliver Pérez will pitch in the series against the Phillies along with Johan Santana and John Maine, which could be a blessing in disguise. 
|
-
The Mets’ uninspired offense and suddenly hittable bullpen could not bail out Oliver Pérez in front of a capacity crowd of 41,959. 
|
-
The Mets held the Rockies to three hits and Damion Easley blasted at two-out home run in the eighth to reach the Mets’ seventh straight victory. 
|
-
Coming off a 15-win season, Oliver Pérez has regressed, pitching poorly in three straight starts. The nadir came Monday night, when he was pulled with one out in the first inning. 
|
-
Oliver Pérez surrendered five hits, including two home runs, and walked two before Claudio Vargas replaced him after 36 pitches. 
|
-
Carlos Beltrán continued his hot hitting, going 2 for 5 with a two-run homer and three runs batted in, to support Oliver Pérez and give the Mets the victory. 
|
-
|
Rafael Furcal hit a leadoff homer against beleaguered Oliver Pérez, who lost his third straight start, allowing five runs and six hits over six innings.
|
-
|
Mets manager Willie Randolph said he would have preferred Billy Wagner not to call out teammate Oliver Pérez through the news media.
|
-
|
Oliver Pérez can seemingly lose focus in mid-windup, project poor body language and misplace his control. But, defying all logic, he walks away with a win.
|
-
|
Oliver Pérez can seemingly lose focus in mid-windup, project poor body language and misplace his control. But, defying all logic, he walks away with a win.
|
|
|
|
