Mets Rally Past Angels, Snap Road Skid

0:00It's May 2nd, New York Met's news today starts now, AI-powered and game ready. I'm Cory with the story. The New York Met's finally grabbed a road win, rallying past the Los Angeles Angels 4-3. Ronnie Mauricio crushed a solo homer in the 7th to snag the victory after the Met's trailed early. Both squads have been in rough shape lately, with the Met's dropping 17 of their last 20 games and the Angels losing 10-11. This one started ugly for New York, as starter Christian Scott surrendered a two-run shot and an error let the Angels build a three-nothing lead. The Met's chipped away in the 6th, when Angel's starter Walbert Eurena got dinged by a sharp single, forcing him out. Their shaky bullpen unraveled from there, coughing up a two-run single that tied things up. Manager Carlos Mendoza praised the team's vibe after the comeback, saying the dugout energy shifted and Scott bounced back strong to set the tone. The Met's pen locked it down, no hits allowed over the final four frames, with Devon Williams nailing his third save.

1:02That grit could spark something for the Met's, as they shake off that brutal road skid and head into the next series with a little momentum.