postGame: Mets 9 Angels 6
The Mets (34–35) defeated the Angels (42–29) by the score of 9 to 6 in Anaheim tonight.
For a recap, boxscore, stats, etc., go to SNY.tv.
However, in case you missed it, know that Mike Pelfrey pitched very, very well through six full innings, while using his fastball and being aggressive in the strike zone; out of gas, Pelfrey allowed four runners to reach base in the seventh, all of whom scored, as did others, after Pedro Feliciano came on in relief; Aaron Heilman entered the game in relief of Feliciano, with the tying run on third, and struck out Vladimir Guerrero and Torii Hunter to preserve the lead; actually, that’s worth repeating, Aaron Heilman entered the game in relief of Feliciano, with the tying run on third, and struck out Vladimir Guerrero and Torii Hunter to preserve the lead; the Mets hit the ball hard against Jared Weaver, especially Carlos Beltran, who belted two home runs; in the seventh, the Mets scored four runs while resembling a well-oiled pinball machine; and, lastly, Duaner Sanchez and Billy Wagner each pitched a scoreless inning to close out the game.
The Mets continue their three-game series with the Angels tomorrow night, with Johan Santana (7-4, 2.85 ERA) facing John Lackey (3-1, 1.83 ERA).





