Good morning New York sports fans! Us here at SB Nation New York want to wish you a happy Independence Day, and hope your holiday weekend ends with a bang! (Which is followed by ooooos and ahhhhhhs.) If you have been celebrating your independence this weekend by galavanting around town which left you no time to keep track of your local sports teams, here's what you missed Sunday:
↵Rivera Blows Save, Mets Win in 10 Innings: The 2011 edition of the Subway Series concluded in dramatic fashion Sunday. Mr. Automatic, Mariano Rivera, gave up the game-tying run in the bottom of the ninth inning -- the game-winning run was thrown out at the plate by Yankee outfielder Brett Gardner -- and Mets outfielder Jason Bay delivered with a walk-off hit in the bottom of the 10th. The victory helped the Mets avoid a three-game sweep of the Yankees, who had a seven-game winning streak snapped.
↵The Yankees begin their post-interleague schedule Monday night at the Cleveland Indians (6:35 p.m.), while the Mets travel to the west coast to play at the Los Angeles Dodgers (9:10 p.m.).
↵MLB All-Star Game Rosters: MLB announced Sunday the 34-man rosters for both the American and National League squads for the All-Star Game, which will be played July 12 at Chase Field in Phoenix, AZ. The New York Yankees had four players -- Robinson Cano, Derek Jeter, Alex Rodriguez, Curtis Granderson -- name as starters, while Mariano Rivera and Russell Martin were named as reserve players.
↵For the Mets, starting shortstop Jose Reyes was named a starter, while outfielder Carlos Beltran is a reserve outfielder.
↵Reyes Injury: "No Big Deal": According to the New York Daily News, Reyes' hamstring injury, which forced him to miss both games this weekend, is a mild strain. Reyes is expected to return to the lineup Tuesday and will more than likely play in the All-Star Game.