Lost to the Mahoning Valley Scrappers, 3-1. Season over.
Sigh.
There is scant comfort in baseball this year.
 
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That's disappointing. They did throw a no-hitter earlier! But even a Mets minor league team can't do the real thing. It was one of those 7-inning double-header jobs.
Brandon Moore pitched that game. Incidentally, he took the loss today. Figures.
Six playoff appearances in nine years. Whatever they've learned down there, tell 'em to send it up to the home office.