Hands Down: Perfect Ten Edition

Okay, so maybe it wasn’t perfect, but this game was not played in an environment that lends itself to pitchers’ duels (food for thought: how many of the home runs hit tonight would have been routine fly balls at Shea?).  This game was straight out of 2006, when the offense picked up the pitching time after time and dramatic comebacks were commonplace. Ten runs scored, ten wins in a row, coming back from not one but two multi-run deficits to grab a piece of first place for the first time in thre

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