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2011 Braves September
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2011 Red Sox September
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Compare it to the 2007 New York Mets
Both the Red Sox and the Braves would have killed to have the .500 record the Mets had in their epic collapse.
I guess I can feel a little bit better, However a perennial playoff team for the Mets future would soothe the pain better.
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