Mets Rally, Win 5-2 Over Giants

0:00It's April 6th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is MLB News today. Your AI-powered baseball briefing. The meds just dropped a 5-2 win on the Giants, grabbing their third straight victory and three out of four in the series. Pinch hitter Luis Torrance sparked a huge four-run eighth with a two-run double down the right field line, flipping a one-run deficit into the lead. They never gave back. Earlier, Cody Senga kept New York ahead, won nothing until the sixth, when Matt Chapman doubled home the tying run, and Rafael Devers followed with A. Blueb single to put San Francisco up, two-one. Logan Webb held the meds to just one run on seven hits over seven innings for the Giants, striking out three. Giants first year manager Tony Vitello got ejected in the seventh after arguing a call on Gerar and Carnace Young, who was ruled out for running inside the base path on a slow roller. Standout plays included Mark Vientos with an RBI single early and another in the rally,

1:01plus Luis Robert Jr. collecting three hits scoring twice and swiping his first two bags of the season. Jared Young went three-for-three starting and left for the injured Juan Soto who sat with a calf strain. Leavers, Huascar Brazovan, Luke Weaver, and Devon Williams shut the door with Williams nailing his second save. Metz head home to face Arizona, Tuesday with Freddie Peralta on the mound, while the Giants host the Phillies Monday night against Andrew Painter.