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By Bob Klapisch
Special to ESPN.com Monday, November 10, 2008 A devastating injury to closer Billy Wagner in August ensured the Mets' second September collapse in as many years. After blowing a seven-game lead with 17 to play in 2007, the '08 Mets squandered a 3½-game advantage with 17 to go. Ownership decided to retain interim manager Jerry Manuel, who stabilized the team (55-38) after a sub-.500 start under Willie Randolph. But the ghosts still linger. It'll be Manuel's job to convince the Mets they're just as good as the Phillies, whom they bea ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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