With the afternoon action on the South Side of Chicago complete, your baseball team is first among its peers.
One small step for Mets...
Let’s see if we can’t, as with our clothes to our skin, make this stick.
 
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Woo Hoo!
Awesome. It’s fun watching this team. I hope they stay at the top.
And somewhere, probably upon a white, puffy cumulus cloud drifting harmlessly by, Bob Murphy is, at this exact moment, saying “and the New York Mets have gone into first place!”. These 2010′ers are starting to worm their way into my heart.
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