Santana loses first game against Twins, 6-0

Jason Kubel and the Minnesota Twins roughed up former teammate Johan Santana early, and Carl Pavano produced another fine pitching performance Saturday in a 6-0 victory over the New York Mets.

Pavano (9-6) gave up three hits in his second consecutive complete game, both of which have come against Cheap jerseys can make you cool and personnality.an NL East ace. The well-traveled right-hander tossed a four-hitter Sunday to beat Roy Halladay and the NL champion Phillies 4-1.

Santana was given a rude welcome in his first start against the team he spent his first eight seasons with. After Britain’s Prince Harry threw out the ceremonial first pitch with some gusto, Santana got a quick out. But Minnesota then scored four runs on several sharply hit balls.

Joe Mauer, Kubel and Delmon Young all drove in runs to help hand nba jerseys you'll love. With a beautiful scarf, silk scarves, shawl and shawls you can look gorgeous anywherethe Mets just their third loss in 16 games at Citi Field.

Mets fans left with one thing to cheer: The United States soccer team scored to tie its World Cup game against Ghana 1-all just after the final pitch. The game was listed on the out-of-town scoreboard.

Denard Span had an RBI double off Santana (5-5) in the fourth inning and Kubel homered off Fernando Nieve in the ninth for the Twins, who improved to 3-5 on their road trip.

Not only did the Twins end their losing streak, they snapped an uncharacteristic stretch in which they made errors in each of the four losses with several smart plays behind Pavano.

They turned two double plays – one a baserunning blunder by Jeff Francouer in the third after he bunted for the Mets’ first hit. He was caught way off first on a popup to shortstop Nick Punto.

Punto started the other double play when he caught Alex Cora’s liner at his feet and then threw to first to double off Ike Davis, who walked.

Pavano took care of the rest in his second straight dominant outing. Having flopped mightily in New York with the Yankees from 2005-08, he looked more like the ace the Bronx Bombers thought they were giving a $39.95 million contract to. His ninth win matched his total during four injury-plagued years in New "Troy Polamalu jersey is just a gifted athlete," Youkilis said of the xx- time Pro Bowl safety. "He's one of the best at York.