There was a collective sigh of relief heard around south Florida after Hurricane Matthew passed by early Friday morning. A large part of that sigh came from horsemen stabled at Gulfstream Park, Gulfstream Park West, and the areas two training facilities, Palm Meadows and Palm Beach Downs.Hunkered down and fearing the worst, horsemen from all four stabling areas reported nary a hint of damage from the storm. In fact, it was pretty much business as usual Friday at Gulfstream and Gulfstream West, with both racetracks, which were closed Thursday, reopening for training at 7 a.m. There was no training at Palm Meadows.There are horses out on the track right now, trainer Phil Combest said Friday morning from Gulfstream West, formerly Calder Race Course. The track was sealed, obviously, and its a little hard but not too bad this morning. The winds never got much above 40 to 45 mph, and we didnt even really get that much rain. It was pretty much like the storms we get regularly around here this time of year. We were really lucky.Trainer Chuck Simon said conditions were much the same about 45 miles north at Palm Meadows on Friday, despite some dire predictions ahead of Matthews arrival. Forecasts had called for winds up to 120 mph in that area if the storm reached the shore, as many had expected, in Palm Beach County, where Palm Meadows is located.Honestly, if you didnt know there was a major hurricane out there, you really wouldnt have known anything out of the usual happened here, said Simon, who has been a regular at Palm Meadows the past several summers. There is no flooding, no trees down. They did cancel training, although we could have trained. The track looks to be in decent shape.We took all the usual precautions for a major hurricane -- locked everything up, cleared the shed rows of debris, anything that could fly around, and blocked areas that might cause potential flooding in the barn. But as things turned out, none of that was really necessary.The racing office was open for business at Gulfstream Park on Friday, taking entries for Mondays holiday program across town at Gulfstream Park West. The opening of the Gulfstream Park West meet, originally scheduled for last Wednesday, was set to take place Saturday.We took precautions because our first priority is always our horsemen, horses, jockeys, etc., said P.J. Campo, general manager at Gulfstream Park and vice president of racing for The Stronach Group. Fortunately, none of our facilities suffered any damage from the storm, training resumed as normal on Friday, and were looking forward to a great opening at Gulfstream Park West on Saturday. Troy Aikman Womens Jersey . Andrew Luck lost his favourite target and the Indianapolis locker room lost one of its most revered leaders when Reggie Wayne was diagnosed Monday with a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee that will cost him the rest of the season. 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Im just overjoyed and so thankful right now.Chicago put runners on second and third with no outs against Familia, who got two strikeouts and a bases-loaded popup for his 27th save, most in the majors.He screamed and pumped his arms repeatedly after Javier Baez popped up to end it.I think our last three at-bats were a little bit too anxious, said Kris Bryant, who fanned for the first out in the ninth. But hes supposed to do that. Thats why hes the closer on their team.Baezs throwing error at second base allowed Nimmo to score the go-ahead run, and the Mets overcame a 3-0 deficit to stop their four-game slide.New York, which swept Chicago last October to reach the World Series, had lost nine straight regular-season games to the Cubs dating to August 2014.We made one mistake on defense, but otherwise it was a pretty good game of baseball, Chicago manager Joe Maddon said.Bryant hit a two-run homer for the major league-best Cubs. Baez added a solo shot off rookie Steven Matz before a scuffling Mets lineup finally pushed back in the opener of a four-game series between banged-up teams.Cespedes launched a solo drive off John Lackey in the sixth that soared into the third deck in left field, two or three rows deep. The ball came off the bat at 110 mph and would have traveled 441 feet unimpeded, according to MLBs Statcast. ESPN Stats & Info had it at 466 feet.Either way, it was thought to be the first home run to reach the third deck at Citi Field, which opened in 2009.Thats not unfamiliar territory to Cespedes, though. He sent several shots up there three years ago -- while winning the All-Star Home Run Derby.I think it woke us. I really do, Mets manager Terry Collins said. He hadnt hit one in a while and that was a big one. I really think that got the guys energized.Travis dArnaud singled with one out in the seeventh, chasing Lackey.dddddddddddd. Joel Peralta (0-1) walked slumping pinch-hitter Alejandro De Aza before Nimmo, starting for injured outfielder Curtis Granderson, singled on the ninth pitch of a gritty at-bat for his first career RBI.Thats a big league at-bat for the kid, teammate Neil Walker said. Those are the at-bats that give you confidence, especially as a young guy. So I cant say enough about how he grinded through that and how big a hit that was.The throw to third allowed Nimmo to reach second, and the Mets had two runners in scoring position. With the Cubs playing their infield in, Walker hit an RBI chopper toward the middle against reliever Pedro Strop.Figuring he had no play at the plate, Baez threw to third in an attempt to get Nimmo. But the wide throw ticked off Bryants glove and rolled into foul territory, letting Nimmo cross the plate with a big smile on his face.He was definitely a sparkplug for us today, Walker said. This is how we have to grind right now.Erik Goeddel (1-0) struck out two in 1 2/3 hitless innings for the win.Getting beats one thing. When you feel like you kind of gave one away, let one go, thats a different kind of loss, Lackey said.TRAINERS ROOMCubs: RF Jason Heyward was rested against the left-hander with Chicago in the middle of playing 24 straight days. He has a little soreness on his left side but certainly could have started, Maddon said. Heyward pinch-hit in the eighth and shattered his bat on a weak grounder back to the mound against lefty Jerry Blevins, stranding two runners.Mets: Granderson was out of the lineup again after an MRI revealed a mild strain of his right calf, general manager Sandy Alderson said. Granderson was unavailable off the bench and is expected to miss at least a couple of games. A reinforcement could arrive Friday in Gold Glove outfielder Juan Lagares (sprained left thumb), nearly ready to come off the 15-day DL. Lagares played his third rehab game with Double-A Binghamton on Thursday night.UP NEXTCubs RHP Jason Hammel (7-4, 2.58 ERA) starts Friday night against RHP Jacob deGrom (3-4, 2.67), who won Game 3 of the NLCS last year at Wrigley Field. The 2015 All-Star is 0-4 in 10 starts since beating San Francisco on April 30. Chicago has lost Hammels last four outings after going 9-2 in his first 11. ' ' '