Mets' Rough Night with Injury and Pitching Struggles | MLB News

Mets’ night turned sour fast: Bo Bichette fouled a pitch off his ankle, limped out, and X-rays were negative—but his true status is up in the air. Pitching was shaky too, with Robert Stock surrendering seven runs in four innings as the Brewers pounded him. Things got even weirder when Brewers starter Dustin May exited after just one pitch due to a line drive—prompting a surprise lefty bullpen call-up, Robert Gasser, who dominated for five innings, striking out six. The Mets’ lineup, geared for a righty, suddenly faced a tough matchup—and lost 8-1. Another rough night, but they’ll hope Bichette heals soon and turn things around.

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