Mets Rally Past Angels, Snap Skid

0:00On May 2, New York Mets finally snapped a skid, rallying past the Los Angeles Angels 4-3 in Anaheim Friday night. Ronnie Mauricio crushed a go-ahead homer in the 7th, his first of the season, to spark the comeback on their 9-game road trip opener. The Mets exploded for three runs in the 6th to tie it up. Thanks to Marcus Simeon's two-run single and Francisco Alvarez's RBI knock, Starter Christian Scott went five innings, allowing three runs, two earned with 8 strikeouts, then the bullpins shut down the Angels completely. This win marks just the Mets 4th in their last 21 games, with the worst record in baseball at 11-21. It came hours after Team Brass gave manager Carlos Mendoza a strong vote of confidence amid the struggles. On the Angel side, Jorge Celera belted a two-run homer early, but Starter Walbert Ureena left after getting hit by a comebacker in the 6th. Their bullpen, already second-worst in the American League, with a 5.66 ERA, couldn't

1:02hold the lead. Mets relievers like Quascar Brazoban, Brooks Rally, Luke Weaver, and Devon Williams, combined for four perfect innings to seal it, giving New York a stemmery, much-needed boost heading into the weekend series. MLB News Today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on the diamond, I'm Cory with