Mets' Mauricio Saves Day After ABS Glitch

0:00On April 8th, the Met snagged a 4-3 walk-off win over the Diamondbacks in the 10th inning at City Field, all thanks to Ronnie Mauricio's clutch pinch hit single. But they only got to extras because the automated ballstrike system flipped the script in the 5th. Bases loaded, two outs. Reliever Hawascar Brasovan fires a two-strike sinker that's called a strike. The Met start heading to the dugout, thinking the inning's done, but Arizona challenges it. Replay proves the pitch was actually a ball, so the celebration stops cold. Brasovan has to regroup quick, but his next change of gets crushed for a two-run single that ties it up, and the D-backs grab the lead right after. Manager Carlos Mendoza called it a tough spot they prep for in spring training. You're out of the woods, then boom, back on the mound fighting. Emotions. First time this season, the challenge system stung the Met's like that. Mauricio playing hero. Turn the ABS glitch into just a plot twist, keeping the Met's rolling strong.

1:02Stay locked in with New York Met's news today. AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.