Mets Secure Road Win Over Cardinals

0:00It's March 31st. Welcome to MLB News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cori with the story. The New York meds grabbed a solid 4-2 win over the St. Louis Cardinals last night at Bush Stadium. Boba-Shet came through big with a hit and two runs batted in, while Clay Holmes earned the victory by tossing five and two-thirds innings, giving up. Just two runs on four hits, three walks and five strikeouts. Devin Williams, hailing from St. Louis, slammed the door with a clean 1-2-3-9th for his first save of the year. The meds cranked out 10 hits total, but left the 11 runners on base, showing they could have blown it open. Carson Benj and Jorge Palanco each picked up a pair of knocks to fuel the offense. On the other side, Cardinal starter Kyle Leehee took the loss in his second big league start, allowing four runs on eight hits and two walks over. Five plus innings after shifting from the bullpen this season. Fans saw some standout moments, like Francisco Lindor ripping a lead-off triple his first since last year when he played a full 160 games, without one

1:04and scoring early. For St. Louis, Alec Burleson stayed hot with two hits, boosting his average to 400, and Nolan Gorman crushed a solo homer right after doing the same the day before. The game turned in the sixth, when the meds played at two to go up 4-1. Jared Young doubled home Brett Baddie to end Leehee's night, and then Juan Soto drew a base-is-loaded walk off the reliever. But Shet added his second RBI earlier, with a clutch single in the fifth, snapping a mini slump. Meds keep rolling with his road, W, setting a more fireworks in the series ahead.