Mets maul Yankees, overcome negated homer to take both games at Stadium

It was never supposed to be this way in the final season at Yankee Stadium - Met fans hanging around at the end of the abbreviated two-game Subway Series set watching their team rout the hosts, making more noise than the subdued, disappointed Yankee faithful.

But this is quickly turning into a forgettable Yankee season, one in which a team that made a dynasty of taking advantage of breaks couldn't find a spark in an overturned Met home run in the fourth inning. A reversal of a three-run homer for Carlos Delgado - and what would have been a six-run Met lead - should have given the Yankees desperate hope, yet it was reduced to trivia in a humiliating 11-2 loss. Continue

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[MLB needs Instant Replay]

Even though the Mets still beat the Yankees, the MLB needs instant replays. Delgado's home run showed another example of why the MLB needs home runs. What if it was a close game? And the Mets lost, but would of won with the home run? Instant replays could be used for determining whether a ball is fair or foul, not for whether a ball is a strike or not. It may not be used that often, but its there if an umpire may need it. I just came across some interesting points on why the MLB should have an Instant Replay. And I hope they eventually do get an instant replay.

[MLB needs Instant Replay]

Even though the Mets still beat the Yankees, the MLB needs instant replays. Delgado's home run showed another example of why the MLB needs home runs. What if it was a close game? And the Mets lost, but would of won with the home run? Instant replays could be used for determining whether a ball is fair or foul, not for whether a ball is a strike or not. It may not be used that often, but its there if an umpire may need it. I just came across some interesting points on why the MLB should have an Instant Replay. And I hope they eventually do get an instant replay.