Mets Prove Depth Without Soto

0:00On April 5th, the Mets are proving they got the depth to roll without Juan Soto, who's sidelined by a mild right calf strain. Since he went down in the first inning Friday against the Giants, they've dropped 17 runs across 17 frames, including a dominant. Nine nothing shut out Saturday at Oracle Park. Tyrone Taylor stepped up big in Soto's spot, crushing a pinch hit three run homer in the fifth, his first since April 11th, last year, and adding in RBI single later for four total ribbies. That sparked a five run inning to Barry San Francisco. Pitching held it down, too, with Clay Holmes tossing seven scoreless innings in his 37th big league start, and Nolan McLean shining Friday. Early on, Mets hitters look stuck after the Giants land in Rope struck out the first four. But Mark Vientel sparked it with a double, then weak grounders, turned into runs thanks to Giants' airs at first base, Outfielder, Jarrar, and Carnaceon. Couldn't handle the throws, letting two score without another extra base hit.

1:02This two-game streak shows New York's line of firing on all cylinders, proving that talent in the room talk wasn't just hot air. They're cruising right, along without missing a beat. This has been New York Mets News today, powered by AI, I'm Corey, with the story.