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Taijuan Walker replaces Jacob deGrom

The Mets’ Jacob deGrom will not be at the MLB All-Star Game this year, but Taijuan Walker will wear the No. 21 jersey in his place. Walker, 28, has pitched well this season to earn his first career All-Star selection. Walker is 7-3 with a 2.50 ERA in 16 starts. Despite his shaky start against the Pirates on Saturday, the Mets improved to 13-3 in his starts.

Walker will pitch for the Mets in the Subway Series on Tuesday. He missed last week’s start due to back spasms, but he worked out on Monday and was satisfied enough to get the assignment. Meanwhile, deGrom will start Thursday or Friday against the Rockies, and Chris Bassitt will get the start if deGrom does not.

The Mets don’t have many reliable relievers, with only Ottavino and Tommy Hunter available. While Lugo came in to get out of a bases-loaded jam in the sixth inning, he’s hit or miss. He needs to pitch deeper into games. Showalter praised Eppler for keeping his staff afloat during a tumultuous week.

Walker has struggled since the All-Star break. He has been pitching in pain and he left the game early with back spasms against the Braves. He finished August allowing 15 earned runs in 17 innings.

Mets have won two of three in Subway Series

After winning Game 1 of the Subway Series last year, the Mets went on to win two of three in September at Citi Field. The crowd’s energy spurred the players on and they came out ready to win. The sold out crowd created a “World Series” atmosphere, which fed the Mets’ performance. This was a major win for the Mets, as they have struggled to score runs over the last month. Even though they are down to two starters, the Mets’ bats got to Jordan Montgomery on Friday and helped them earn a victory.

The Mets had a 6-3 lead in the bottom of the ninth inning on June 12, 2009. But the Yankees scored the tying and winning runs when Alex Rodriguez hit a pop-up behind second base. Luis Castillo’s glove fell off the pop-up, allowing the game-winning run to score.

This series has been a great test for the Mets’ pitching staff. Starting pitcher Jordan Montgomery will face Walker, who is having a career year and is 7-2 with a 2.55 ERA. In Game two of the series, right-hander Domingo German will start for the Mets. The right-hander is coming off a rough start against the Houston Astros.

Despite the Yankees’ recent success, they still are not favored to win the series. In fact, the Yankees have won the last two games of the Subway Series. The Mets are still the favorite to win the series, but it won’t be easy. The Yankees have won two of three games against their Queens rivals in the last three years.

Yankees have won four of five

While Jacob deGrom may have a shaky start to the season, he has gotten better with each outing. His strikeouts have increased and his ERA is under three. As a result, he has gone 21 games without allowing more than three runs, a streak that matches the longest by any pitcher in Major League Baseball history. Jacob deGrom is 2-4 against the Yankees this season.

The Mets are one of the most impressive teams in the NL East. They have won four of five. This is the first time that team has won four games in a row in October. Having won four of their last five games, the Mets have made themselves a legitimate contender for the NL East title.

After falling behind early in the season, they have turned the corner and are in fourth place. Earlier this season, the Yankees were last in the AL East. By mid-May, they had climbed to the middle of the division. Since then, they have won five of their last 10 games and are eight games behind the Red Sox.

In the eighth inning, the Yankees cut the lead to 9-8. Paul DeJong hit a three-run homer to make it a 9-all game. The teams combined for 21 runs on 27 hits. Aaron Judge, who leads the Majors in RBIs, went two-for-five.