
Mets Drop Opener, Struggle to Score
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The Mets suffered a tough loss in their opener against the Giants, falling behind early and failing to mount a comeback despite a brief offensive surge. David Peterson struggled on the mound, allowing three runs in the first inning and ultimately taking the loss. The teams offense, already quiet, went silent after the second inning, stranding runners and failing to generate runs. The Mets pitching staff combined for seven runs allowed, with velocity issues plaguing several pitchers. The team now faces the challenge of sparking their bats in the next game against the Giants, as strong pitching may not be enough without runs on the board.
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New York Mets News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Mets Drop Opener, Struggle to Score. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 3rd, this is New York Met's News Today, your AI-powered team coverage. Giants just smoked the Met's 7-2 at Oracle Park, dropping 6 runs and 9 hits on Lefty David Peterson. Their biggest blast against the South Pole. Since June 30th against the Dodgers, new blood in the lineup made it happen, with Luis Arraez ripping an RBI triple in the first and Heli Aramos joining the party early. They piled on sacrifice flies from Junghul Lee and Harrison Bader to grab a 5-2 lead, then Rafael Devers crushes first Homer of the year off. Another Lefty in the 6th. Rookie catcher Daniel Susak stole the show in his first big league start, reaching base four times on two singles, a walk, and a 105. Ma per hour liner first Giants Rookie to do that since Kevin France and back in 2006. Fans from Roseville, when Wild for their hometown kid, Robby Ray grind it through five innings, giving up two earned runs, seven strikeouts, and some ugly swings on his sharpened slider, even if he walked.
Three, Ryan Walker bridged to the pin, setting up a special moment. Blade Tidwell, fresh from the Met's in that Tyler Rogers trade, fired three clean innings including a double play in a leaping grab by Casey Schmitt. For the unassisted DP snagging a rare three inning save in his Giants debut against his old squad, lineups clicking now.
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