Here is tonight’s lineup which has Gary Sheffield batting sixth.
Jose Reyes, SS
Daniel Murphy, LF
David Wright, 3B
Carlos Delgado, 1B
Carlos Beltran, CF
Gary Sheffield, RF
Brian Schneider, C
Luis Castillo, 2B
Oliver Perez, P
Mike Pelfrey has been diagnosed with forearm tendinitis after an MRI on Tuesday. More on that later on.
Following Perez’s season debut last week in Cincinnati, Mets manager Jerry [...]
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PLAYERS:
Gary Sheffield,
Jose Reyes,
David Wright,
Carlos Delgado,
Carlos Beltran,
Brian Schneider,
Luis Castillo,
Oliver Perez
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