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NEW YORK -- With a makeshift lineup of rookies and call-ups, the New York Mets pulled off a ninth-inning rally that no one saw coming. Josh Satin hit a two-run single to cap a four-run outburst that sent New York past the San Francisco Giants 5-4 on Wednesday night, moments after Mets shortstop Ruben Tejada broke his right leg. Shut down by Matt Cain for almost eight innings, the Mets fought back against San Franciscos bullpen. Pinch-hitter Zach Lutz had an RBI double and Juan Centeno, making his major league debut, singled in a run off closer Sergio Romo (4-8). "If theres anything that typifies what were trying to do here, it was that ninth inning," New York manager Terry Collins said. "When youre playing the world champions, down by three, Matt Cain is mowing you down, it might be easy to say to yourself, We dont belong here." Satin had a career-best three RBIs, including a sacrifice fly against Cain in the eighth. Vic Black (2-0) pitched a perfect inning for the win. Gregor Blanco hit a two-run homer off Mets starter Aaron Harang. "To lose one like this is not easy to swallow," Cain said. Tejada was injured when he tumbled over sliding left fielder Andrew Brown to catch a popup in the ninth inning. Tejada, who knocked shins with the oncoming Brown, initially stayed in the game but was lifted for Lutz in the bottom of the inning. "Right up until the last second, I thought he was going to miss me," Brown said. Tejada will be sidelined six to eight weeks before he can begin rehabilitation, ending his disappointing season that included a strained right quadriceps and a long demotion to the minors. "When he came in, we knew it was bad," Collins said. "I feel bad for Ruben. Hes worked hard to get back here." Santiago Casilla walked two in the ninth before giving way to Romo, who threw 25 pitches in the series opener Tuesday night. Lutz lined a one-out double and Centeno looped a single that was fielded on one hop by shortstop Brandon Crawford in short left field. "Its great to see those guys come through when you need them," Collins said. Matt den Dekker walked before pinch-hitter Omar Quintanilla flied out to shallow right, keeping the bases loaded. Satin then lined a game-ending single into left field and greeted a rush of happy teammates with open arms near first base. "Its a lot different under the bright lights here at Citi Field, but to rally like that here is pretty cool," Satin said. It was Romos fifth blown save in 40 chances. "I was trying to give him a break, but when you walked a couple of guys, you go to your closer," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said. "He was fine to go. I already had him warming up." Cain managed only two outs July 10 in a 7-2 loss to the Mets, the lone time in 264 career starts that he failed to get out of the first inning. This time, the right-hander was on top of his game. He scattered six singles over 7 2-3 innings and did not allow an earned run. New York pushed only one runner to second base before the eighth. "He was great. He pitched well. Its a shame we couldnt get a win for him," Bochy said. "You have to give them credit on coming from behind. They almost did it last night, and they did it tonight." New York gave away a run with two embarrassing errors in the fourth. Satin bobbled a leadoff grounder to third by Crawford, who scored when Brown flubbed Blancos two-out fly to right. Cain helped himself in that inning with a butcher-boy single. Carlos Torres, scheduled to start Sunday in Philadelphia, struck out four in two hitless innings of relief for New York. NOTES: Bochy said Romo wont pitch Thursday, but Casilla will be available. ... Mets rookie C Travis dArnaud sat out with a sore right shoulder. He was hit by a foul ball Tuesday night and left the game two innings later. Collins said he hopes dArnaud can play Thursday. ... Centeno started behind the plate and singled his second time up for his first career hit. ... Mets CF Juan Lagares snapped an 0-for-19 skid with a second-inning single. ... Giants LHP Madison Bumgarner (12-9, 2.83 ERA) faces LHP Jonathon Niese (7-7, 3.88) in the series finale Thursday. Stephon Gilmore Jersey . Moments after his Brooklyn Nets teammates ran out onto the court to congratulate him following their 100-98 overtime win over the Phoenix Suns on Friday night, Johnson could only shake his head at scoring only 13 points on 6-of-19 shooting. New England Patriots Jerseys . Austin Watson, Scott Ford, Filip Forsberg and Mark Van Guilder had the other goals for the Admirals (30-21-12). 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With the teams skating 4-on-4 and the Rangers taking advantage of a delayed penalty, Brassard took a cross-zone feed from defenceman Marc Staal and fired a shot past Evgeni Nabokov to give his team a 2-1 lead. Brad Richards provided insurance with 5:01 remaining, ripping a drive in off Nabokov, and Ryan McDonagh added an empty-net goal with 1 second left. Staal had two assists and Henrik Lundqvist made 38 saves for the Rangers, who have won three straight and six of eight. Brian Boyle gave the Rangers a 1-0 lead in the first period before Kyle Okposo tied it in the second. The Rangers topped the Islanders 2-1 outdoors at Yankee Stadium on Daniel Carcillos third-period goal Wednesday night and won the season series 3-2. The teams met for the third time in 11 days. Nabokov made 33 saves for the sliding Islanders, who dropped their fifth straight (0-4-1) after winning seven of nine. They controlled play in the second period, holding an 18-6 edge in shots, and got even on Okposos 24th goal. During a power play, the Islanders spent much of the advantage in the Rangers zone and tied it 5 seconds after McDonagh left the penalty box. Calvin de Haan fired a shot from inside the blue line at the right point that Lundqvist knockeed away.dddddddddddd But the puck came to Okposo near the left post. He settled it down and sent a shot in to make it 1-all with 5:32 left in the second. Okposo got right back on the score sheet after being blanked at Yankee Stadium. He has scored a goal in five of seven games and has six assists in that span. The Rangers held a 1-0 lead at the end of the first period after outshooting the Islanders 14-12. They recorded the first six shots, but later trailed 11-9 before going back on top. Boyle scored his fourth of the season and 50th in the NHL when he deflected Staals shot from the centre of the blue line off the crossbar and past Nabokov at 3:29. It was Boyles first goal in 12 games but his third point in three games after he posted an assist in each of the two Yankee Stadium contests. After weathering the early Rangers onslaught, the Islanders generated plenty of pressure and drew the only power play of the period when Brassard held de Haan in the offensive zone. The Islanders had four shots on the advantage. Lundqvists best stop of the period came when he slid across the crease to get his right pad on a one-timer by Josh Bailey in tight. Lundqvist later used his left pad to block Okposos hard drive from the slot. NOTES: The Rangers honoured longtime television voice Sam Rosen before the game for 30 years with the team. ... Boyle has 95 points in 365 NHL games. ... Nabokov made his second straight start after returning from injury in a relief role on Monday. ' ' '