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Mets Rookie Benge Hits HR in Debut

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Mets rookie Carson Benge stuns in his major league debut, hitting a home run and earning a curtain call in a ten-to-five win over the Pirates. Despite striking out in his first two at-bats, Benge walks and crushes a first-pitch sweeper for the homer. Manager Carlos Mendoza praises his calm approach, while Benge cherishes the moment with family and friends cheering from the stands. He plans to focus on steady improvement and playing his natural game through the season.

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Mets Rookie Benge Hits HR in Debut

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New York Mets News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Mets Rookie Benge Hits HR in Debut. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 26, Metz Rookie Carson Benj made a huge splash in his major league debut during Thursday's opening day victory over the pirates. The 23-year-old outfielder noshed his first career hit as a solo home run in the 6-inning, helping seal a 10-to-5 win at City, Field. Fans gave him a curtain call and he even got doused with gatorade in the celebration. After striking out in his first two abats, Benjy settled in with a walk before crushing a first-pitch sweeper for the homer. Manager Carlos Mendoza praised his calm approach under the bright lights, saying it showed why he earned the spot on the roster. The moment hit home for Benjy with 22 family members and friends cheering from the stands, including his parents and girlfriend. He called the crowd noise the loudest he's ever heard and the energy carried him through the curtain call. Ben committed the excitement blurred some details, like running the bases, but he treasurer getting the homerun ball back for his parents. Their support made the debut extra meaningful after all their sacrifices.

Looking ahead, Benjy plans to focus on steady improvement and playing his natural game through the season, building on this perfect start. New York Metz News Today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on the field and beyond.

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