US EditionStruggling reliever Ryan Helsley booed off Citi Field mound after latest meltdown with Mets
- Ryan Helsley was booed off the Citi Field mound after giving up a two-run lead in the eighth inning against the Philadelphia Phillies, during a game with 41,914 attendees.
- All-Star closer Edwin Díaz saved Helsley by retiring five Phillies batters, helping the New York Mets win 6-5 on Brandon Nimmo's game-ending RBI single.
- Helsley has struggled, posting a 10.38 ERA and four blown saves in 11 appearances since his trade from St. Louis on July 30.
- Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns mentioned an adjustment period for Helsley.
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Struggling reliever Ryan Helsley booed off Citi Field mound after latest meltdown with Mets
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Jordan Godfree-Imagn ImagesJordan Godfree-Imagn Images The New York Mets envisioned Ryan Helsley as the bridge to Edwin Díaz, but his performance has instead raised alarming late-inning questions. When the Mets acquired Ryan Helsley from the St. Louis Cardinals, the idea seemed simple: solidify the eighth inning. Helsley had thrived as a closer in St. Louis, saving 49 games last season while boasting a sparkling 2.04 ERA and sporting a 3.00 ERA …
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