Real or not? Mets the best power-hitting team and Tribe has top trioReal or not? Mets the best power-hitting team and Tribe has top trio
Real or not? Mets the best power-hitting team and Tribe has top trio
Real or not? Mets the best power-hitting team and Tribe has top trio
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Coach Rick Carlisle draped his arm around Tony Romo as the crowd roared in the final minutes of the Dallas Mavericks’ honorary game for the retiring Cowboys quarterback. Fans desperately wanted to see the career passing leader for the storied Cowboys franchise get in for at least a few seconds in a meaningless 109-91 loss to the Denver Nuggets on Tuesday night, and he was acting like he might actually play. It just wasn’t going to happen because Romo wasn’t on the roster and didn’t sign a contract.
It is hard to say which Yoenis Cespedes home run impressed the most Tuesday night at Citizens Bank Park. He crushed three in a 14-4 victory over the Phillies, the second time Cespedes has hit three home runs in a game in his career and the 13th time in Mets history a hitter has hit the trifecta. He’s also the first Met with a pair of three-homer games.
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Yoenis Cespedes slowly circled the bases after each of his three homers, enjoying the results on a sweet night that began with an impressive power stroke in batting practice. Cespedes became the first Mets player to hit three homers in a game twice and New York went deep seven times to back Matt Harvey in a 14-4 win over the Philadelphia Phillies on Tuesday night. Mets manager Terry Collins called Cespedes a ”special player” and said he wasn’t surprised by his performance.
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