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Baltimore Sun:
Errors costly in Mets' 4-run fourth; rally comes up short
If Jeremy Guthrie could cruise through his first inning Tuesday night, he would snap out of his recent funk and be fine. That was manager Dave Trembley's theory before the Orioles' 6-4 loss to the New York Mets before an announced 20,626. It was one inning that haunted Guthrie (4-7), but this time it wasn't the first.
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