Ultimate Mets Database: Game of July 18, 2000

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Mets 7, Blue Jays 5 2000 Regular Season Game 92
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Mets 5, Expos 3

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METS FANS SHARE THEIR MEMORIES OF THE JULY 18, 2000 GAME:

Bob P
August 20, 2004
Mike Piazza hit a grand slam in this slugfest, his third grand slam of the 2000 season. It came in the fifth inning with nobody out and broke a 3- 3 tie.

Blue Jays LF Shannon Stewart hit four doubles in the game to tie a major league record. The Jays had thirteen hits in the game, and only two of them were singles! Bobby Jones went six innings, allowing five runs and ten hits. Of the ten hits, seven were doubles and two were homers.

Mets2Moon
October 25, 2004
I remember vividly watching this game with a friend. Piazza hit his Grand Slam in the 4th or 5th inning as the Jays' starter slowly imploded, and he hit it over an advertisement at the Skydome that read "PIZZA PIZZA." So, being that Fran Healy was the announcer this evening, we were treated to hearing "Piazza hit a Ga-Rand Sa- Lam, OVER THE PIZZA SIGN!" about, say, 44 times over the course of the rest over the game.

NYB Buff
November 28, 2023
A solid game for the Mets with hits from eight of the nine players in their starting lineup. Only Joe McEwing was hitless among them, but he did drive in a run with a force play ground ball. Three of the New York hits were home runs. They were Lenny Harris's leadoff blast in the first inning, Mike Piazza's grand slam in the fifth, and Derek Bell's two-run clout in the eighth.

David Lamb, who singled to begin in the top of the sixth, rounded first base too much and was caught by shortstop Craig Grebeck's relay throw to first baseman Carlos Delgado for an out. Two innings later, he drew a walk and then came home on a double by Harris. These would be Lamb's only hit and run scored as a Met.

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