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two-year, $6 million contract, with a $2.5 million option for 2015, the Tampa
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pitching to a 2-6 record with a 3.63 earned run average and two saves over 76
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Associated Press.SAN DIEGO —The San Diego Padres game plan to be aggressive
against New York Mets rookie pitcher Matt Harvey worked out just fine.
Chase Headley and Yonder Alonso each hit two-run homers off Harvey and the San
Diego Padres earned a 7-3 win over the Mets on Sunday. Headleys homer, his 15th,
came in the first inning. Alonso hit his sixth homer in the third to give San
Diego a 5-0 lead. “We were trying to be as aggressive as possible,” Alonso said.
“It was the game plan with the guy pitching because we knew he was a strike
thrower.” Carlos Quentin also homered off Mets reliever Ramon Ramirez. The solo
shot in the seventh was his 11th. Quentin also had an RBI double. “When you
homer three times and you have guys on base, it gives you a pretty good
opportunity,” Padres manager Bud Black said. Harvey (1-2), who set a Mets record
when he struck out 11 in his debut on July 26, struggled in his third start. He
allowed five runs and eight hits, including seven for extra bases. He walked one
and struck out five. “It was one of those days where I couldnt find the strike
zone and when I did, it wasnt quality,” Harvey said. “I wasnt executing like the
last two starts.” Harvey made his major-league debut with a 3-1 win at Arizona
when he allowed no runs in 5 1-3 innings. He lost his other start 4-1 at San
Francisco on Tuesday despite allowing two earned runs in six innings.
“Obviously, the command of the fastball was the big difference,” Mets manager
Terry Collins said. “I just thought one of the things he was effective with the
last two times was locating his fastball down in the zone. (Sunday) he was more
in middle of the zone.” Jason Marquis (5-6) gave up Ruben Tejadas single to open
the game and then retired 14 consecutive batters until he issued a leadoff walk
to Mike Baxter in the sixth. Marquis rebounded from one of his worst outings of
the season by holding the Mets to three runs and four hits in 6 1-3 innings. He
had five strikeouts and one walk. The Padres needed Marquis to go deep in the
game after Saturday nights 6-2 loss when starter Edinson Volquez was knocked out
in the second inning. San Diego used fivve relievers to pitch the final 7 1-3
innings. Colin Kaepernick Jersey. “I tried to attack
the zone and get quick outs,” Marquis said. “I tried to execute my game plan and
tried not to change too much.” In his previous start, Marquis allowed seven runs
and a season high-tying three homers in 6 1-3 innings of Tuesdays 7-6 loss at
Cincinnati. “He was efficient and pretty sharp early,” Black said. “He gave us
exactly what we needed, a gutty effort. He knew what he needed to do and he
delivered.” Huston Street, the last of three relievers, got the final three outs
to complete the five-hitter. The Padres won for just the third time in nine
games and tied a season high with nine extra-base hits. “We felt like (Saturday)
we werent aggressive, we were too passive,” Alonso said. “(Sunday) we were able
to be a little more aggressive.” New York completed its season-high 11-game West
Coast road trip with a 6-5 record. Ronny Cedeno hit a pinch-hit, two-run homer
in the sixth one out after Baxters walk. It was the Mets eighth pinch-hit home
run. Tejadas hit to lead off the game extended his career-high hitting streak to
11 games. Notes: Ten of Alonsos past 16 hits have gone for extra bases. ...
Cedenos pinch-hit homer was the second of his career. The other came with the
Chicago Cubs on Aug. 6, 2007, at Milwaukee. ... Mets LHP Johan Santana pitched
three scoreless innings in a rehab start for Class A Brooklyn on Sunday. Santana
allowed one hit with one walk and three strikeouts against Auburn. Santana was
placed on the DL on July 21 with a right ankle sprain. ... Highly touted Mets
prospect right-handed pitcher Zack Wheeler will have to wait to make his debut
with Triple-A Buffalo. Wheelers scheduled start on Sunday night was rained out.
He will start the first game of Mondays doubleheader. Wheeler, acquired from San
Francisco last summer for outfielder Carlos Beltran and cash, was 10-6 with a
3.26 ERA in 19 starts for Double-A Binghamton. ... Cubs LHP Travis Wood (4-7,
4.90) will face Padres LHP Eric Stults (1-2, 3.19 ERA) on Monday night in the
opener of a three-game series. ... The Mets are off Monday before hosting Miami
on Tuesday. ’ ’ ’