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Suppan struggles in Brewers loss

May 31, 2010 By Bill Scott

The New York Mets avoided a sweep at the hands of the Milwaukee Brewers, winning 10-4 at Miller Park on Sunday afternoon. 

The Mets broke open a close game in the 6th inning when Luis Castillo’s 2-run single off of Jeff Suppan gave them a 4-2 lead.  Suppan allowed two more in the 7thto go up 6-2 before closing out with 4 more in the 9th off of rookie Zach Braddock.

The Mets improved to 4-12 in May away from Citi Field and avoided falling back to .500 (26-25).

Suppan, in the last year of his $42-million contract said he has felt good of late, but just didn’t get the job done on Sunday.

AUDIO: Jeff Suppan has felt good, but didn’t get it done on Sunday :08

Suppan told reporters after the game that he hasn’t lost confidence.

AUDIO: Jeff Suppan says he hasn’t lost confidence :12

Rickie Weeks homered twice for the Brewers, who finished their 6-game homestand with a 4-2 record. 

35 year old R.A. Dickey (2-0) was solid for 7-innings for the Mets.  It was the longest of three starts for the knuckleballer this season.

The Brewers are in Florida to face the Marlins today.

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