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--  作者：liamin --  发布时间：2015-1-7 13:25:00 --  Hockey Insiders Darren Dreger and Pierre LeBrun discussed the Flyers need for a defenceman and Ryan Suters market status last night on Insider Tradin NEW YORK -- Cliff Lee was savoring a most elusive win when Roy Halladay and Cole Hamels sneaked up behind him, giving their fellow Phillies ace a Gatorade bath. Now that was one early shower Lee could enjoy. Lee finally posted his first victory of the season and Philadelphia hit three late homers, breaking past the New York Mets 9-2 Wednesday and stopping a six-game losing streak. "Got a win, Fourth of July. Good for Cliff," manager Charlie Manuel said. Lee (1-5) had gone a puzzling 13 starts this year without a victory, a key reason the five-time NL East champions have fallen far behind. The lefty hadnt been awful, nor had he consistently shown good command. "I wouldve loved to have a win a long time ago," Lee said, adding the slump was a bigger deal to others than to him. "I wouldnt say it doesnt matter, but its something I cant control," he said. "Sometimes, weird things happen." If anything, he said, hes been disappointed "because Ive let innings snowball." That happened in his previous outing at Miami, his poorest start of the season. Manuel said Lees teammates kidded and joked with him after he broke his hex. Lees jersey and uniform pants were soaked when he returned to the clubhouse. "That was good," Lee told Halladay. Chase Utley and Carlos Ruiz hit consecutive home runs in the seventh inning as the Phillies rallied from a 2-0 deficit. Ty Wiggintons two-run homer in the ninth capped the surge. Facing the Mets for the fourth time this season, Lee came out sharp and struck out three of the first four batters. He wound up going eight innings and struck out nine, most of them looking. "He pretty much dominated us today," Mets star David Wright said. Lees drought was the longest by a former Cy Young winner since Greg Maddux went 14 starts without a win in 2008 with San Diego -- the worst skid for a Cy winner was 19 starts by Fernando Valenzuela in 1988-89, STATS LLC said. Lee seemed as if he might wind up in the loss column again after the Phillies managed just two singles in the first six innings against Chris Young (2-2). Juan Pierre led off the seventh with a sharp single and Utley followed with a tying drive into the right-field seats, his second homer since missing nearly three months because of knee trouble. Ruiz, set to play in his first All-Star game, then put the Phillies ahead by connecting for the second straight day, hitting his 13th home run. That was plenty for Lee on this afternoon. "Once they took the lead, we saw a different side of him," said Mets catcher Mike Nickeas, who fanned twice. "Hes one of the better ones in the game. He was tremendous today." Philadelphia pulled away with a three-run eighth and a three-run ninth against the Mets bullpen. Jimmy Rollins doubled home a run, Ruiz hit an RBI single and Wigginton hustled home from second on Hunter Pences single off shortstop Ruben Tejadas glove in the eighth. Rollins added an RBI grounder and Wigginton homered the next inning. Phillies closer Jonathan Papelbon made his first appearance in a week and pitched the ninth. "Make sure we nailed that one down," Manuel said, smiling. The six straight losses matched the Phillies longest slump of the season. They also had lost seven in a row on the road. A day after routing Philadelphia, the Mets lost for the second time in seven games. Scott Hairston put the Mets ahead with a solo homer in the fourth, lining an 0-2 pitch over the left-field wall. As Hairston rounded the bases, Lee scuffed at the dirt and looked out toward centre field, where a replay of the pitch was playing on the videoboard. The Mets, as theyve done all season, strung together some two-hits and made it 2-0 in the fifth. Wright drove in the run with a single. NOTES: RHP Jeremy Hefner gave up five hits and three runs in 1 1-3 innings and was optioned to Triple-A Buffalo after the game. ... Utleys sixth homer at Citi Field matched Raul Ibanez for the most by a visiting player at the ballpark. ... Pierre stole his 20th base, the 12th straight year hes reached the mark. His 574th career swipe tied Hugh Duffy for 22nd place. ... Mets OF Kirk Nieuwenhuis didnt play. He was a late scratch from the lineup the previous day after hurting his right hand while swinging in batting practice. He said his hand was feeling better. ... Mets knuckleballer R.A. Dickey goes for his 11th straight win on Thursday night vs. Hamels. Dickey leads the majors with 12 victories. ... Phillies 1B Ryan Howard (left Achilles) was set to have a day off with Triple-A Lehigh Valley in his rehabilitation assignment. 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Griffin Foulk, Tyler Wong and Axel Blomqvist had singles for Lethbridge (2-11-2), and Boes stopped 35 shots.With the NHL Trade Deadline only weeks away, teams are making decisions on whether to buy or sell and deciding which players can make the biggest difference or hold the greatest value. Check out todays trade rumours and speculation from around the NHL beat. And follow TSN.ca each day until Deadline Day for all the updates. State of the Market TSN Hockey Insiders Darren Dreger and Pierre LeBrun discussed the Flyers need for a defenceman and Ryan Suters market status last night on Insider Trading. LeBrun says that with Carolina inking Tim Gleason to an extension the Flyers now have to regroup in their defensive search. He says that Montreals Hal Gill could be an option with his experience, shot-blocking and penalty-killing ability. He says that Dallas defenceman Nicklas Grossman and Torontos Luke Schenn could also be targets. Dreger says that many teams around the league believe the Predators All-Star defenceman to be in play leading up to the deadline. He also discusses what the potential asking price would be for Suter, saying the Predators would want a four-piece-deep package in return. Get Carter Jeff Carter says that he is focused on recovering from a shoulder injury and returning to play for the Columbus Blue Jackets. However, Aaron Portzline of the Columbus Dispatch reports that multiple sources have confirmed that Carter is on the trading block. Blue Jackets GM Scott Howson declined to talk about the rumours but did say that he had spoken with Carters agent.dddddddddddd Getting In Line Tuomo Ruutu would be a good fit for many teams around the league. The Ottawa Suns Bruce Garrioch says the Senators are one of the teams with heavy interest. Indications are that Carolina will be asking for a lot in return to move Ruutu, though. Garrioch also talks about a campaign by Senators fans to have the team bring back former Senator Chris Kelly, who could be an unrestricted free agent this summer. Looking to Enhance The first place Red Wings already look pretty good but the Globe and Mails Allan Maki reports that Detroit GM Ken Holland is looking to bolster his lineup before the trade deadline. Holland apparently isnt interested in moving any of the clubs early-round draft picks seeking only to enhance, and not remodel the lineup. Breaking Point Minnesota defenceman Marek Zidlickys time with the Wild could be nearing an end. Michael Russo of the Star Tribune reports that the 34-year-old is very unhappy playing for head coach Mike Yeo and he could wind up being traded. No Talks Yet New Jersey Devils captain Zach Parise says there have been no contract talks with the team yet. 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