Mets Slump Continues, Braves Take NL East Lead

0:00It's April 19th, from game day to every day. This is New York Metz News today, powered by AI. Metz just dropped their 10th straight to the Cubs, 4-2. The Intel smashed a solo home early, but the Cubs answered right back, and a 3-run blast from pinch hitter Carson Kelly off reliever Brooks Rayley. In the 6th, proved to be the game winner. Meanwhile, the Braves handled the Phillies 3-1 behind Chris Sale's shutdown start, grabbing the NL East lead at 14-7 while Philly. Slipstay 12. Giants-Edge Nat 7-6 and 12 innings on Matt Chapman's clutch hit. Injuries piling up across the league. Jorge Palanco hit the I.L. with a risk-intusion for the Metz, J.T. Romudo left early, with back tightness for Philly, and closer Joe and Duran, sideline by an oblique strain. Roster tweaks followed, like recalling Hayden Sanger for New York and Felix Reyes for the Phillies, who homered in his debut at Bat. Trisenga stays in the mess rotation for now, but Tobias Meyer starts today, instead of

1:02struggling David Peterson. Philly's Gizak Wheeler back next weekend, after one more rehab outing, Marlins activate Kyle Stores from the hamstring I.L. and Shohei Otani ties A. Dodgers record with his 50th straight game on base. Every squad clings to something positive early, like Nolan McClain's dominance for the Metz, and with history like their 7-Homer barrage on this date. Back in 2005, that slums got a snap soon.