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SummaryJesse Winker was removed from the Mets' game against the Cardinals after injuring his right side while making a throw, leading to an MRI that revealed oblique damage. He is expected to be placed on the 10-day injured list as he returns to New York for further testing, with the potential for a lengthy absence depending on the severity of the injury. Winker, who has had a modest start to the season with a 104...

The Mets suffered two one-run losses to the Cardinals in a doubleheader, despite totaling 20 hits and 13 walks, leaving 22 runners stranded and going 6-for-26 with runners in scoring position. Manager Carlos Mendoza expressed frustration over hard-hit balls that did not result in runs, with Juan Soto nearly hitting a home run that was caught at the wall. Notably, Starling Marte made his season debut in right field, contributing two singles and two RBIs,...

Dodgers pitcher Dustin May struggled in a 4-3 loss to the Atlanta Braves, giving up two home runs to Austin Riley due to poor execution of his sweeper pitch, which he had previously identified as crucial for his performance this season. Despite striking out six batters and completing 5 ⅔ innings with only those two runs allowed, May's recent inconsistency has been concerning, yielding 14 runs in his last three outings. The Dodgers' offense was...

The New York Mets squandered an early two-run lead, ultimately losing 5-4 to the St. Louis Cardinals in the second game of a doubleheader, marking their second consecutive one-run loss in the series. Tylor Megill struggled through five innings, allowing four runs while the Mets failed to capitalize on scoring opportunities, ending 3-for-11 with runners in scoring position and leaving nine on base. Starling Marte and Pete Alonso contributed offensively, but Cardinals reliever Michael McGreevy's...

The Braves have re-signed right-handed pitchers Jesse Chavez and Zach Thompson to minor league contracts after both players were designated for assignment and went unclaimed through waivers. Chavez, 41, continues to be a reliable presence for Atlanta, having pitched for the team in five consecutive seasons and demonstrating strong performance in both the MLB and Triple-A. Meanwhile, Thompson, 31, has shown potential with a solid start this season, making him a valuable option for spot...