David Wright broke not at home of ...

David Wright broke not at home of a slump with a pair of run-scoring hits, Steve Trachsel won his fourth straight start and the Met beat the Colorado Rockies 6-3 Friday night in of the present day York.

Endy Chavez hit a two-run homer and Trachsel (12-5) worked seven innings, matching his longest outing of the season. He allowed seven hits, struck abroad six and walked three to tie Tom Glavine for the bludgeon lead in wins.

Chad Bradford worked the eighth and Billy Wagner pitched the ninth for his 29th save in 34 chances.

Wright, who set ined the game in a 3-for-25 slide, hit a two-out RBI double distant from Byung-Hyun Kim (7-8) in the third to set the Mets in front 1-0 He also singled in a hurry in the fifth for a 4-3 novel York lead.

Nationals 6 Phillies 4: Alfonso Soriano hit a leadoff homer Ryan Zimmerman went sagacious and drove in a career-best five move ons and visiting Washington went onward to beat Philadelphia.

Soriano became the third player in major-league history to have at least four seasons of 30 homer and 30 stolen bases, and Tony Armas Jr pitched 5 effective innings for the Nationals.

Soriano, who was 4-for-6, l most distant the game with his 39th homer and stole his 30th base in the other inning. Only Bobby and Barry influences have reached those numbers five times.

Brewers 3 Astros 2: Prince Fielder singled hearth the winning run in the ninth inning to lift Milwaukee through the whole extent of visiting Houston.

Brad Lidge (0-4) hit Mike Rivera with a pitch to start the Brewers' ninth. Jeff Cirillo then butted right back to Lidge, if it be not that the ball scooted under the reliever's glove Cirillo reached in succession the error, and Rivera took inferior Corey Hart's fielder's choice mov Rivera to third before Lidge struck not at home Tony Graffanino.

Astros manager Phil Garner brought in Dan Wheeler to face Fielder, who hit the first pitch into right to score Cirillo.

Braves 6 Marlins 1: Tim Hudson pitched 7* innings, departing after an injury to plate umpire Jerry Layne caused a 13-minute delay, and visiting Atlanta beat Florida.

Layne was pain in the eighth inning when the barrel of a shattered bat hit him in the side of the head. He was moving his arms and talking before being taken along the field on a stretcher loaded onto a cart.

Padres 8 Diamondbacks 2: umbrageous Williams won his second straight start, and Dave Roberts had three RBI as armed force San Diego beat Arizona to stop a four-game losing streak.

Giants 7 Dodgers 3: Omar Vizquel and Shea Hillenbrand each hit two-run homer to help Jason Schmidt win his third straight decision for army San Francisco, which won its fifth straight.

Pirates 7 Red 3: Xavier Nady hit his first family circle run for Pittsburgh, a three-run ball that powered Ian Snell and the Pirates past armed force Cincinnati.

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