Mets Fall to Diamondbacks, Carroll Shines

0:00It's April 8th, New York meds news today starts now, AI powered and ready for kickoff. The meds fell 7-2 to the Diamondbacks last night, snapping their four-game win streak in the middle game of the series. David Peterson got tagged for five runs over five innings, mostly thanks to one brutal second frame where Arizona erupted for four. Peterson actually got unlucky early with a run in the first on some soft contact, but the Corbin Carroll's monster double cleared the bases in the second. On a first pitch curve, smoked at over 100 mpf. He bounced back strong after that, striking out six and settling the damage. Met's hitters stayed frigid with just eight hits and one walk all game, leaving runners stranded left and right. Their offense finally woke up in the sixth with a couple singles pushing one across. Then a sack fly in the eighth made it 7-2, but it was 2. Little too late. Shawn Manea stepped up big in relief, tossing four solid innings with two runs allowed while saving the bullpen again this season.

1:00Meanwhile, Carol owned the night as game MVP, ripping three extra base hits and driving in two. The clubs close out the set tonight at 7-10 pm, with Nolan McLean starting for New York against Eduardo Rodriguez for Arizona, hoping those bats heat up quick.