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The Mets pulled off a jaw-dropping comeback against the Giants, winning 4-2 thanks to Bo Bichette’s game-changing three-run homer in the eighth—set up by an intentional walk to Juan Soto. Brett Baty added fuel with a pinch-hit blast earlier in the inning. The Giants briefly took the lead with a fourth-inning bloop single, but rookie pitcher César Perdomo’s solid six-inning outing couldn’t hold them off. Mets’ Tobias Myers earned his first win, and Kodai Senga closed it down for his sixth save. Christian Scott pitched four and two-thirds innings, allowing just four hits. Up next: Logan Webb vs. Jonah Tong in a matchup that promises more fireworks.
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Oakland News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Mets Rally Behind Bichette’s Heroics | Oakland News. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's September 6th. I'm Corey with the story, and this is Oakland News today. Local news powered by AI. So, the Metz pulled off a pretty wild comeback against the Giants on Sunday, winning 4-2. The big moment came in the 8th inning when Boba Shet blasted a 3-run homer with 2 outs. This came right after they intentionally walked Juan Soto, which set up Bishet to be the hero. Before that, Brett Batty got things rolling in the 8th with a pinch hit homer. His second career won. Then, after a single and a sacrifice, the Giants decided to walk Soto. That was a risky move. But Bishet made them pay big time with a game-changing shot to left field. The Giants had actually taken the lead earlier, scoring 2 runs in the 4th inning on a bloop single. Their rookie pitcher, Cesar Perdomo, had a really solid first start, shutting down the Metz for 6 innings and only giving up a few singles. He looked pretty impressive out there. On the pitching side for the Metz, Tobias Meyers got the win, his first with the team after
being called up. And Kodaisenga closed it out in the 9th for his 6th save. The starter, Christian Scott, went about 4-2-3 innings, giving up the 4 hits that led to those 2 runs. Looking ahead, the Giants have Logan Webb on the mound Monday, while the Metz are calling up Jonah Tongue to start against the Marlins. It's always interesting to see how these pitching matchups shake out after a dramatic finish like that.
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