Mets Snap Skid with Dramatic Win

0:00On May 2nd, the Mets finally grabbed a much-needed win, beating the Angels 4-3 in Anaheim on Friday night. Ronnie Mauricio crushed a go-ahead homer in the 7th inning, and their bullpen locked it down by retiring the final 21 Angels hitters. Straight. This victory marked just their fourth win in the last 21 games, snapping a brutal skid. It came right after Team President David Stern's publicly-backed manager Carlos Mendoza, even if not everyone bought into it. The Angels jumped ahead early with a two-run homer from Jorge Solar, off-ricky Christian Scott in the first. But the Mets clawed back in the 6th on a rally sparked by Boba Schett's single, and capped by Marcus Emian's game-tying two-run hit. Scott settled in after a rough start, getting out 13 of his final 14 batters faced. Quascar, Brazoban picked up the win with a clean 6th, and the high-leveraged relievers, Brooks Rayleigh, Luke Weaver, and Devon Williams held the line, perfectly. One win won't fix everything, but his show's the Mets still got some fight left in this season.

1:02They breathing a little easier heading into the next one. I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to New York Mets News today. AI-powered team coverage.