Cubs Split 4-3 and 7-9 Against Top Bullpen in Baseball, the Mets

 After the trade deadline the New York Mets have the strongest bullpen in our Statis-Pro game, adding three more great relievers to now have two PB2-9 pitchers and five PB2-8 to give them a solid seven innings of potential lockdown pitching every 2-game series.

Below is the Mets starting rotation and bullpen including acquisitions from St. Louis, Baltimore and San Francisco. However, the Cubs lively line-up knocked out both Clay Holmes and David Peterson early to stretch the bullpen and sneak out a split with a 4-3 win in Wrigley before losing 9-7 in New York.

Both are pitchers parks, and Wrigley saved the Cubs when Vieto's deep driving, that would have gone out of many parks, was caught in Wrigley during the 4-3 win. The pictures of the two scoresheets are below with both teams improving to 5-3.

All key trades appear further down with the new and old team for each card in the game.

 

NYM	Old Team	0	New York Mets / NL East		ERA	PB	Th
NYM		1	Kodai Senga		3.51	2'-8	Right
NYM		2	Clay Holmes		3.56	2'-8	Right
NYM		3	David Peterson		4.07	2'-7	Left
NYM		4	Tylor Megill	DL60	4.37	2'-7	Right
NYM		5	Sean Manaea		4.31	2'-7	Left
NYM		6	Griffin Canning		4.86	2'-7	Right
NYM		10	Edwin Díaz	All-Star	2.94	2'-9	Right
nym	Stl	10	Ryan Helsley		2.77	2'-9	Right
NYM		11	Huascar Brazoban
		2.7	2'-8	Right
nym	bal	12	Gregory Soto		3.44	2'-8	Left
NYM		12	A.J. Minter		3.42	2'-8	Left
NYM		13	Reed Garrett		3.53	2'-8	Right
nym	sfg	13	Tyler Rogers		3.52	2'-8	Right