Mets' Comeback Culture Thrives in Early Season

0:00It's April 8th. This is New York Metz News Today, powered by AI, everything happening with your team. I'm Corey, with the story. The Metz are flipping the script this season, turning late deficits into wins through their first 11 games. Unlike last year's zero and 70 record when trailing after the 8th, they're thriving in high pressure spots, like their 4-3 victory. Over the diamondbacks, with a tying run in the 8th and a walkoff in the 10th. Here this week, they rally from one run down in the 11th against Pittsburgh, and overcame a 2-1 hold with 4 in the 8th, versus San. Francisco Manager Carlos Mendoza loves this early vibe, saying the team's grinding at bats and dugout energy keep them in every contest. Fans and players are buzzing about the shift, crediting trust in preparation and no panic approaches. The bullpins been lights out, allowing just 7 runs in 43.1 innings, while holding hitters to a 2-13 average. Second fewest runs, and seventh lowest batting in baseball.

1:01Spotlights on utility guy Jared Young, who delivered a 3-3 night Sunday, with a double and assist, then a clutch sacrifice fly Tuesday, too. Tie things up. Mendoza nailed the match up swap, pulling a hot bat for Young's pro at bats against the ground ball pitcher with runners on the corners. Tough wins and cold-forced in earlier star Tuesday, but the crew battled through, from starter Freddie Peralta, adjusting on the mound to relievers, locking it down. This comeback culture is just getting warmed up, proving the mets stay hungry no matter the conditions.