Mets, Braves, Mets: Hot Start, Trade, Rookies

0:00It's March 31st, from game day to every day, this is New York Met's news today, powered by AI. The Met's are off to a hot start, sitting at three wins and one loss after a 4-2 victory over the Cardinals in St. Louis. Clay Holmes grabbed his first win of the year, Devin Williams notched his first save with the team, and Carson Bench picked up his initial two-hit. Game in the bigs, Boba Shett came through big with two RBI's, including the go-ahead run, shaking off some early booze from the home crowd. Meanwhile, the Braves shut out the athletics for nothing, the Nationals crushed the Phillies, 13-2, and the Marlins dropped their first. Game 9-4 against the White Sox, over in the American League, the Worlds beat the Twins 3-1, the Astros smashed the Red Sox 8-1, and Cal Raleigh's walkoff single. Gave the Mariners a two-to-one win over the Yankees, handing New York its first loss. Fans are buzzing about struggling stars like the Shett, with some calling for slack as he finds his groove at the play, while Phillies support his vent.

1:04Frustration over their slow one-and-three start. Met's catcher Francisco Alvarez switched agents to the team, and keeping starter, Sean Manea, stretched out looks tricky with his velocity dipping early. On the trade front, the Brewers snagged outfielder Louis Matoes from the Giants, and are close to an eight-year extension with Prospect Cooper Pratt, worth about $50,750,000. The new ABS challenge system shows a 54% overturn rate so far, highest for catchers at 64%. Rookies are raking this year, slugging toward records, and with Cody Senga debuting tonight for the Met's amid big expectations the early season. Drama keeps building across the league.