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NEW YORK -- Johnny Hellweg had beaned Mets All-Star David Wright, hit another batter and walked four in the first four innings. Still, Brewers manager Ron Roenicke thought taking him out before the fifth inning was an unusual move. "Im looking up at the board and hes got two hits given up and one run, and Im taking him out after the fourth inning," Roenicke said. "Thats just weird." Roenicke found much of the Brewers 4-2 victory over the New York Mets on Thursday night to be odd, but hell take the win in a lost season. "It was an interesting evening," Roenicke added. "It seemed like we werent exactly on but we still did OK." Wright too was fine, after being hit in the helmet by a changeup from Hellweg. The All-Star third baseman went down on hands and knees for several moments before a Mets trainer rushed out to check on him. He then walked off without assistance, flipping his batting helmet in one hand. "I feel pretty good. I passed all the concussion tests," Wright said. "I went through that protocol. It seems like its good. ... I got to a knee and just wanted to collect my thoughts and make sure I was all right before I got up." Hellweg, the PCL pitcher of the year for Triple-A Nashville, where he was 12-5 with a 3.15 ERA, said he was shaken by the two-out pitch, and it showed. He hit Lucas Duda in the back of the leg with the next pitch and then walked Mike Baxter on four pitches to load the bases. "Thats the last guy on the team I want to hit," Hellweg said of Wright. "I feel awful that he had to come out of the game." After loading the bases, Matt den Dekker struck out for the Mets, who entered with a home record worse than all in the National League except the Cubs (31-50). Coming off a road trip in which they won five of six, the Mets were 0 for 14 with runners in scoring position in dropping to 32-46 at Citi Field. Hellweg wanted to stay in with a 4-1 lead but knew he had little argument. "I didnt really show him I deserved to go out there," Hellweg said of Roenicke. Alfredo Figaro (3-3) took over and he balked a runner to second when he dropped the ball to the mound while bringing his arm back during his delivery. He pitched two innings for the win. Dillon Gee (12-11) has been one of the Mets most consistent pitchers since May 30. He entered with a 2.57 ERA in 21 starts since then and, except for an unfortunate third inning, he shut down the short-handed Brewers for six innings. Milwaukee was playing without Carlos Gomez, who was serving a one-game suspension for inciting a benches-clearing fracas against the Atlanta Braves on Wednesday night. Gomez admired his first-inning homer too long and shouted at Braves starter Paul Maholm as he rounded the bases. Irate catcher Brian McCann blocked Gomezs approach to home plate and players rushed out of their dugouts. In the fray, Brewers third baseman Aramis Ramirez aggravated a knee injury and was also out Thursday. And Jean Segura missed his eighth straight game because of a strained right hamstring. He entered leading the NL with 44 steals but Mets outfielder Eric Young Jr. tied him by swiping two bases. Young scored on Daniel Murphys groundout in the third. "Its going to be fun," Young said of challenging Segura for the title. "Regardless of the results, its been fun the whole way, this whole season." Jim Henderson gave up a homer, affirmed by video review, to pinch-hitter Josh Satin before striking out three for his 27th save. "Henderson was a little bit off today," Roenicke said. The Brewers scored four times in the second in front of a sparse crowd that barely made any noise except for the startled "oohs" when Wright was hit. Gee walked Khris Davis to start the inning. Caleb Gindl singled to left-centre and, after an out, Juan Francisco drove in a run with a slow-rolling grounder up the middle. Jeff Bianchi added another RBI with a soft blooper to left. Scooter Gennett capped the inning with a two-run single. Lifted for a pinch hitter in the sixth, Gee gave up four runs and seven hits. He walked two in finishing the season at 199 innings, an encouraging sign after missing much of last season following surgery to remove a blood clot from an artery in his pitching shoulder. NOTES: Mets minor league OF Cesar Puellos 50-game suspension that was a result of MLBs investigation into Biogenesis, the Florida clinic accused of distributing performance-enhancing drugs, has been completed. He was reinstated from the restricted list and placed on the roster of Double-A Binghamton. Puello was suspended under the major league guidelines because he is on New Yorks 40-man roster. ... Brewers OF Norichika Aoki started in centre field for first time this season. Boty Yeezy Levně . - Titans quarterback Jake Locker will miss the rest of the season with a Lisfranc injury to his right foot, leaving Tennessee trying to rally with Ryan Fitzpatrick. 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Maria Silvia Bastos Marques, president of the EOM (Municipal Olympic Company), will be leaving her post but will remain as an advisor, a city hall statement said Tuesday.San Jose Sharks forward Joe Thornton drew plenty of attention after some racy comments he made in the dressing room were made public on Thursday, but the 16-year NHL veteran took the higher road when asked about it after his teams 4-1 win over the Vancouver Canucks later in the evening. The Sharks captain made an offhand and off-colour remark regarding how he would have celebrated if he had a four-goal game like rookie linemate Tomas Hertl. The Vancouver Province posted the quotes in their entirety and it took off immediately on Twitter and Deadspin. "No, thats okay," Thornton replied with a slight smile after being asked if he was upset.dddddddddddd "Thanks for asking." Prior to the game, the Sharks released a statement defending Thornton and criticizing the newspaper for using the quote. "I dont think it would be a surprise to anyone in the industry that locker room talk exists," read the statement. "Professional reporters understand that concept and respect it. This is a pathetic attempt to generate some page hits and controversy by reporting an off-the-cuff and off-the-record comment made by someone who wasnt even being interviewed at the time." ' ' '