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MILWAUKEE - The inning began quietly enough, with consecutive walks by Cliff Floyd and Mike Cameron, an opening for the Mets that too many times this baseball season has meant stranded runners and wasted opportunities.
But here in the seventh inning Wednesday, trailing by two, the Mets practically shouted that they're tired of being that version of themselves. They want to be the group manager Art Howe described as having "spunk."See the full content of this document
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Slumbering Mets Awaken with Rally
So rookie David Wright singled to load the bases, super sub Joe McEwing singled in two runs (giving him five RBI in two games), Gerald Williams sacrificed and beat out a bad throw to bring in two more runs, J...
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