Mets' Offense Stalls, Fan's Mile Pledge

0:00It's April 2nd. You're listening to New York meds news today, AI Power Coverage of Your Squad. The meds wrapped up their series against the Cardinals with a whimper, scoring just one run on a solo homer from Juan Soto after Francisco Lindoor got it. Picked off first. They had shots in the 10th and 11th innings with the Ghost Runner but couldn't push it across, dropping the finale one day after a shutout. Pitching stayed solid for New York, but this offense has been ice cold since opening day, missing chance after chance. Meanwhile, Freddie Peralta struck out 7 in a strong second start for the Brewers against St. Louis. Keith Hernandez heads to the I.L. with a back issue, sitting out the next five games on the broadcast, but Todd Zeel stepped up alongside Gary Cohen. Over in Manchester, UK, a die-hard young Metz fan pledged to run a mile for every home run, the team hits this season. Chris Sale dominated again for the Braves in a 5-1 win over the Athletics, while Marlon's a Sandy Alcantara shut down the White Sox in

1:01a Bose, 10-nothing blowout. They even caught the Artemis 2 launch from their flight afterward. Justin Crawford delivered a walk-off for the Phillies in a 6-5 thriller over the Nats. Paul Schienes grabbed his first win of the year for the Pirates with a solid bounce back, and Yankees' prospect, Cam Schletler, kept his earned run streak. He had zero in the second start. As the early season heats up, these stories show baseballs got that familiar mix of heartbreak and highlights keeping us locked in.