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sports.espn.go.com - 4/20/2008
Mets Double Up Philles, 4-2 - ESPN Video
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Mets Double Up Philles, 4-2

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The Mets Report:  Mets Win 4-2 in Philly

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Mets Win 4-2 in Philly
The Mets Report — Philadelphia, PA- Seven Met pitchers combined to finish the game and get the win for starter Oliver Perez (2-0).  Perez pitched 5.2 innings giving up no runs with seven strikeouts, but allowed five walks.  This was a classic Perez game, brilliant and unhittable at times and completely losing his command at others.Once again, David Wright was the offensive catalyst going 2 for 4 with 2 RBI’s in the first inning off Jamie Moyer. Jose Reyes hit a two run homer in the seventh, his second of the year as part of a 2 for 4 day, scoring  2 runs, and stealing a base. His home run was celebrated in classic Reyes style with extended handshakes and a dance in the ...

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