Mets overcome Jacob deGrom injury to handle Cubs
NY Post
Jacob deGrom’s abbreviated start Wednesday meant extended action for the Mets bullpen, a task it handled with splendor.
But during this stretch for the Mets of 33 games in 30 days, which runs to the All-Star break, keeping arms fresh will be a challenge, and this parade of relievers didn’t help that cause. In the short term there was this: the Mets won their third straight, 6-3 over the Cubs, and moved 10 games above .500.
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