The New York Mets were shut out by the Atlanta Braves on Monday, marking their second consecutive loss after also being shut out on Saturday against the Pittsburgh Pirates. During their six victories on the road trip, the Mets averaged 8.3 runs per game. However, in the game against the Braves, they did not have a runner in scoring position until the ninth inning.
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Mets Shut Out by Braves Following Previous Losses
The New York Mets experienced a shutout loss against the Atlanta Braves, following a similar defeat against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Despite averaging 8.3 runs in their six wins during the road trip, the Mets struggled offensively in this game.
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Dedniel Nunez’s latest Mets chance hits another bump with ugly outing in loss to Braves
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