Mets Rally, Roster Moves; NL East Update

0:00It's May 2nd. This is New York Metz News today, driven by AI, your team, nonstop. Metz fans, finally some good vibes, as May kicks off. The Amazons grabbed a 1-0 record this month, with a 4-3 win over the Angels in Anaheim. They trailed early, but rallied back, and Ronnie Mauricio's solo homer in the middle innings sealed the lead they never lost. roster shuffled before the game too. They optioned Eric Wageman to AAA to clear space for Andy Ibanez, who they just claimed off waivers. Christian Scott bounced back strong on the mound after a shaky debut, and AJ mentors closing in on a return from his long rehab stint. Plenty of talk about the front office moves under David Stern's not panning out, contributing to that rough April full of low points, fans crave a managerial switch, but history shows those mid-season firings rarely spark real change. Around the nationally east, the braze pulled off another wild comeback from 6-0 down to win 8-6. Philly's keep rolling under Don Mattingley, beating the Marlin 6-5.

1:04Nationals lost 6-1, but signed old Metz Max Kranik to help their pitching lows. MLB's injury bug bites hard, with brewers, Brandon Woodruff out for shoulder inflammation, raises Ryan Peppiyot facing season ending hip surgery, and more. Rookies like that Metz arm are shining though, and trade deadline buzz is already heating up with big names on the block.