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  • New York Mets BARTOLO COLON strikes out Yankees lead off hitter Brett Gardner
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    New York Mets starting pitcher, BARTOLO COLON, strikes out New York Yankees lead off hitter Brett Gardner in the fourth game of the Subway Series. COLON pitched 6 2/3 innings giving up 6 hits and only one run in earning his 228th victory, most among active players, whlle defeating the Yankees 4-1. COLON who spent 2011 with the Yankees became the first pitcher to win a Subway Series game for each New York team.

    Uploaded are four selected images from tonight’s Subway Series game 4 won by the Mets 4-1. Mets starting pitcher, BARTOLO COLON, who pitched 6 2/3 innings giving up only 6 hits and one run, earned his 228th victory, most among active players. COLON, who spent 2011 with the Yankees, is the First pitcher to win a Subway Series for each New York Team. A second highlight of this game was that New York Mets recently acquired right fielder from Cincinnati, JAY BRUCE, hit his first home run as a Met, after going 0 for 10 prior to his first hit and home run.

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  • New York Mets JAY BRUCE hits first home run for the Mets
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    New York Mets right fielder, JAY BRUCE, recently acquired from Cincinatti, hits first home run for the Mets in the fifth inning after going 0 for 10 off of New York Yankees starting pitcher Nathan Eovaldi giving the Mets a 4-0 lead. The Mets went on to defeat the Yankees 4-1, splitting the Subway Series 2-2.

    Uploaded are four selected images from tonight’s Subway Series game 4 won by the Mets 4-1. Mets starting pitcher, BARTOLO COLON, who pitched 6 2/3 innings giving up only 6 hits and one run, earned his 228th victory, most among active players. COLON, who spent 2011 with the Yankees, is the First pitcher to win a Subway Series for each New York Team. A second highlight of this game was that New York Mets recently acquired right fielder from Cincinnati, JAY BRUCE, hit his first home run as a Met, after going 0 for 10 prior to his first hit and home run.

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  • New York Mets starting pitcher BARTOLO COLON hands the ball off to Mets manager TERRY COLLINS
    New York Mets starting pitcher BARTOLO COLON hands the ball off to Mets manager TERRY COLLINS
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    New York Mets starting pitcher, BARTOLO COLON, hands the ball off to Mets manager,TERRY COLLINS, in the seventh inning of the fourth game of the Subway Series. COLON gave up 6 hits and only one run in 6 2/3 innings, while earning his 228th victory, the most among active players. COLON, who spent 2011 with the Yankees, is the first pitcher to win a Subway Series game for each new York team.

    Uploaded are four selected images from tonight’s Subway Series game 4 won by the Mets 4-1. Mets starting pitcher, BARTOLO COLON, who pitched 6 2/3 innings giving up only 6 hits and one run, earned his 228th victory, most among active players. COLON, who spent 2011 with the Yankees, is the First pitcher to win a Subway Series for each New York Team. A second highlight of this game was that New York Mets recently acquired right fielder from Cincinnati, JAY BRUCE, hit his first home run as a Met, after going 0 for 10 prior to his first hit and home run.

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