Mets Snap Skid, Holmes Shines in Shutout

0:00On April 29th, the Met snapped a six-series skid without winning an opener by shutting out the Nationals 8-0 on Tuesday. Clay Holmes owned the mound for six scoreless innings, giving up just three hits, one walk and fanning six. Boba Shet and Wonsoto crushed home runs to spark the offense. Bishet's blast was his first since April 11th, and Soto ended a draw from April 1st. Both drove in two runs each and crossed the plate, firing up the top of the lineup. Holmes clearly outpitched Washington's Zacklatel, whose surrender four runs on five hits, and three walks over three and two-thirds innings. Holmes boosted his record to three and two, with a sharp 1.75 ERA this season. Little dropped to zero and four, with a rough 7.85 mark. That win gives the Met's momentum in this NLE matchup. Now looking ahead to Wednesday, Met's lefty David Peterson returns to the rotation against Nationals' righty Kadek Kavali. Peterson thrived in long relief lately, allowing just one run over seven innings after a shaky

1:03start. Kavali sits at zero and one, with a 4.01 ERA, but bounced back strong last time, with 10 strikeouts. Catch first pitch at 7.10 PM, Eastern on MLB.tv, and Regional Nets. This could lock the series for New York. That's your New York Met's news today update. AI powered and always on.