Mets Fall in Rubber Match vs Brewers | Milwaukee Brewers News

The Mets suffered a heartbreaker in the rubber match, falling 4-3 to the Brewers after Christian Scott’s short, high-pitch-count outing and a late rally that fell just short. Scott allowed three earned runs in under four innings, walking three and striking out six before being pulled at 89 pitches. Marcus Semien and Brett Baty each hit solo homers, and A.J. Ewing had two hits, including a double, but the Mets struck out 15 times. A clutch defensive play and Francisco Alvarez’s RBI single couldn’t seal the win as Ewing grounded out with the tying run on base. The Mets now head home for a 10-game homestand, kicking off Friday night against the Dodgers with Sean Manaea on the mound.

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