Halfway there: 40-41
Halfway there: 40-41 (flag)
theropolitans.com — With yesterday's win over the Yankees, the Mets completed the first half of their 2008 season exactly one game under .500. The first 81 games were interesting. You never know what you're going to get with these Mets. One day you can get a pitching meltdown coupled with an offensive explosion. Other days it's dominant performances on the mound and a sub par effort at the plate.
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