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Mets fall season-high 9 games under .500, lose to Brewers | News, Sports, Jobs

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Mets fall season-high 9 games under .500, lose to Brewers | News, Sports, Jobs

NEW YORK (AP) — Devin Williams struck out Starling Marte to strand the bases loaded in the ninth inning and the Milwaukee Brewers hung on for a 3-2 victory over the Mets on Thursday night, dropping New York a season-high nine games under .500 at the halfway point. The $355 million Mets are 36-45 and have lost 18 of 24. New York hasn’t won a series since sweeping Philadelphia from May 30 through June 1 and have lost two in a row since owner Steve Cohen said manager Buck Showalter and general manager Billy Eppler were not in danger of losing their jobs. New York is nine games under .500 for the first time since Sept. 26, 2021. “I felt like we were in it the entire time,” said shortstop Francisco Lindor, who struck out twice and was 0 for 4. “We had a coupl...

East UP dominates annual all-star basketball games | News, Sports, Jobs

Shown are members of the West girls’ team from the annual U.P. All-Star Classic on Saturday in St. Ignace. Pictured in the back row (from left): coach Mike O’Donnell, Negaunee; Kylie Michaelson, Baraga; Kate Borseth, Ewen-Trout Creek,; Makennah Uotila, Ontonagon; Anja Kleiman, Iron Mountain; Isabella Hebert, Hancock; Stella Wickstrom, Houghton, and coach Tyler Larson, Baraga. In the front row (from left): Meghan Trewhella, Houghton; Annika Peterson, Houghton; Corina Jahfetson, Baraga; and Ashlae Datto, Dollar Bay-Tamarack City. (Photo submitted) ST. IGNACE — Just like the NBA, the Upper Peninsula has their All-Star Classic basketball weekend. For the 37th year, it took place on Saturday at the S...

Roundup: Lyco baseball wins first home game in 52 years | News, Sports, Jobs

From staff reports A sixth-run fifth inning in the first game of Saturday’s MAC Freedom doubleheader with DeSales University helped propel the Lycoming College baseball team to a 9-5 win in its first home game in 52 years at Bowman Field. DeSales was able to hold on for an 8-4 win in the second game. Down 5-0 heading into the fourth inning of the first game, the Warrior rally started when freshman Nick Hoheb led off with a walk, setting up a triple off the base of the left field wall from sophomore Jake Schilling. Freshman Kai Foster walked and a sac fly by first-year Zachary Pleska drove in Schilling. A throwing error on a fielder’s choice was followed by a single from freshman Zach Kudlacik and a fielder’s choice brought Foster in, cutting the lead to ...