
Mets' Scott Shines, Bullpen Locks Down Win
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The Mets secured a much-needed victory, defeating the Angels 4-3 in Anaheim. Christian Scott, making his second start, significantly improved from his debut, striking out eight and allowing just three runs. After Mike Trout and Jorge Soler hit a two-run homer in the first and Zach Neto scored on a stolen base in the third, the Mets fought back. Marcus Semiens two-out hit in the sixth tied the game, and Ronny Mauricios solo homer in the seventh gave the Mets a one-run lead. The bullpen then sealed the win, retiring 21 Angels in a row. Scotts eight strikeouts matched his career-high, indicating progress. The Mets aim to build on this road grit in tomorrows game against Reid Detmers.
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On May 2nd, the Mets finally grabbed a win they desperately needed, beating the Angels 4-3 in Anaheim after dropping a series to the Nationals. Christian Scott took the mound for a second start of the season and delivered way better than his debut, striking out 8-4 innings while. Allowing just 3 runs. Early on, things looked rough, as Mike Trout and Jorge Solar tag Scott for 2 run Homer in the first. Then Zack Netto swiped his way home in the third to make it 3-0, but the Mets hung tough, scratching across 2 in the 6-offer-leaver Brent Souter thanks to a clutch-2 out-hit for Marcus Simeon with runners and scoring position to tie it up. Fans have been starving for this kind of fight back, especially with the Mets struggling in close games in late innings all year. That Simeon knock felt like a spark and Ronnie Mauricio added his first Homer of the season in the 7th off Jose Firmin to snag a 1 run lead. The bullpen locked it down from there, with Huascar Brasoban, Drew Rayleigh, Luke Weaver and
Devon Williams retiring 21 Angels in a row to seal. The deal. Scott's 8K's tied his career high, showing real growth. Now they head into tomorrow's matchup at 9.30 a.m. with Nolan the Claim facing Reed Deppmers, hoping this road grit turns into series momentum. Before the pessimists take over again. New York Mets News Today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on the field and beyond.
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