Mets Start Season with Triple Threat

0:00It's April 1st. You're listening to New York Mets News today, AI-powered coverage of your squad. Mets just took down the Cardinals 4-2, sitting pretty at three wins and one loss early in the season. They're pacing for 121 or 122 victories, keeping that Mariners single-season record in sight even if it's perfect. Runs off the table now. Boba Shet bounced back strong with a hit in two RBI's, including the Goahead single in the fifth. Clay Holmes earned the win, tossing five and a third solid innings with five strikeouts, while the bullpen locked it down, perfect ninth from Devon. Williams for his first Mets save. Fans are buzzing over the Mets hot triple's output, leading the majors with three already through four games, most in team history that early. It's their 17-3-in-1 start ever, echoing playoff teams like the 2006 Division winners. Holmes looked sharp in his second year starting, and Bishet snapped the multi-RBI drought since last September.

1:00Carson Bench swiped his second bag already, channeling old school speed, though the bats struggled one for 14 with runners in scoring position. With this momentum, the Mets could chase history all year, keep watching those triples and Holmes dealing, straight fire to start.