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NEW YORK -- Yoenis Cespedes was back in the lineup Monday night for the New York Mets, who were still without double-play partners Neil Walker and Asdrubal Cabrera for the first game of a pivotal series against Miami.Wilmer Flores started at second base in place of Walker, sidelined for the second consecutive day by a stiff back. Kelly Johnson was at third, with Jose Reyes sliding over to Cabreras spot at shortstop.Cabrera struck out as a pinch-hitter to end the seventh inning.The NL player of the week last week, Cabrera exited Sundays loss to Philadelphia in the first inning after aggravating a left knee injury that sidelined him twice earlier this year.Cespedes sat out Sunday after his nagging right quadriceps flared up, but the slugger played left field and batted third Monday against Marlins ace Jose Fernandez in the opener of a four-game series.With both teams chasing a wild-card berth, second-place Miami entered a game ahead of the Mets in the NL East.Cabrera went through agility drills before the game. He had trouble running and moving side to side, manager Terry Collins reported.Collins also said he thought Walker would probably be unavailable -- and his status for Tuesday was uncertain.Despite the injuries, the Mets made a curious roster move when they optioned infielder T.J. 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Rhys Priestland kicked five penalties as Bath recorded a 22-6 victory over Bristol in Pool 4 of the European Rugby Challenge Cup.The Wales international fly-half led his side to a second successive win in the competition with four successful first-half kicks before adding another after the break.Bristol responded through penalties from Billy Searle and Shane Geraghty either side of the interval but their chances of salvaging something from the game were effectively ended when Jack Tovey was sin-binned 14 minutes from time.Baths Matt Banahan then raced clear to touch down the only try of the game in the final minute before Priestland added the conversion to leave Andy Robinsons side pointless from their opening two European fixtures.Elsewhere, La Rochelle made it back-to-back wins in Pool 1 with a convincing 51-24 success at home to fellow French side Bayonne.Charles Bouldoire scored two of the hosts eight tries with the others coming from Romain Sazy, Jason Eaton, Steevve Barry, Arthur Retiere, Levani Botia and Leandro Cedaro.ddddddddddddFly-half Brock James added 11 points with the boot before fellow Australian Zack Holmes was sin-binned in the closing stages.Tries from Martin Laveau and Pablo Huete, plus a late penalty try, put Bayonne on the scoresheet but they failed to find a fourth score to earn a bonus point and were well beaten.In the nights other match, Stade Francais comfortably beat Romanian side Timisoara Saracens 27-0 in Pool 5.Jules Plisson went over in the opening minutes for the French hosts before further tries from Faraj Fartass and Djibril Camara and seven points from the boot of South African Morne Steyn gave them a 22-0 lead at the break.Sylvain Nicolas touched down the fourth try of the night in the second half to earn the home side a bonus point in their first win of the competition. 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