Benge’s Historic Outfield Double | New York Mets News

Carson Benge rewrote Mets history Monday night, throwing out two runners at home plate in one inning — the first time ever for any player in franchise history. His blistering 100+ mph throws, fueled by his pitching background, were part of a historic defensive explosion that included A.J. Ewing’s third outfield assist in the game, marking the first time since 1920 a team recorded three such plays in the first two innings. Benge’s standout performance helped extend the Mets’ winning streak to four games and has him leading the league in outfield assists — sparking Rookie of the Year and Gold Glove buzz. For a team struggling this season, Benge’s clutch play was pure magic.

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