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Bichette's Opposite-Field HR Secures Mets Lead

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Bo Bichettes three-run homer in the seventh inning secured a five-to-one lead for the New York Mets, showcasing his power and shifting momentum in the game. Earlier, he had a two-run double, contributing to all five Mets runs. The Mets maintained their lead, ending the inning strongly.

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Bichette's Opposite-Field HR Secures Mets Lead

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It's March 17th for the New York Metz. Let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. Boba Shet delivered a massive opposite field 3 run homer in the top of the 7th inning. The blast off Robbie Stelling gave the New York Metz a 5-1 lead. It came on an 0-2 count and pushed the score decisively in their favor. The ball soared high to right field, without field or morale chasing it back before it cleared the wall. Announces noted the win likely helped carry it out. Getting a routine fly into a game changer. Fans and broadcasters lit up over the play, calling it a pure power display. But Shet's timing was perfect, shifting momentum late in the game. Earlier in the third, he had smacked a 2 run double, accounting for all 5 Metz runs on just those 2 swings. That consistency highlighted his hot streak. The Metz held firm from there, with the inning ending on a strong no for New York. This episode is brought to you in partnership with our sponsor.

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