Mets and Yankees Clash With One Eye on October
Noah Syndergaard delivered missiles that hit 98, 97, 99 miles per hour on Saturday. But the Yankees set upon him like wolves on carrion, going on to win the game, 5-0.
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Noah Syndergaard delivered missiles that hit 98, 97, 99 miles per hour on Saturday. But the Yankees set upon him like wolves on carrion, going on to win the game, 5-0.
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