Mets Survive Twins' Rally, Win 10-8

0:00On April 24th, the meds scraped by the twins 10-8 in their series finale, an ugly win where the pitching staff struggled big time, but the bats. Finally came alive after weeks of silence. Christian Scott kicked off his 20-26 debut rough, walking four and getting yanked after just 1.1 innings, forcing in a run, early. But against solid starter Joe Ryan, the meds exploded in the first with Brett Beatty's 3-run homer, his first of the year, then added more runs. Quick to build a 7-2 lead. The bullpen turned it into a heartstopper though, coughing of a grand slam in the eighth that tied it up at 7-all, spotlighting some questionable. Moves by bringing in Craig Kimberl over sharper options. Down to the wire, Bullb is shed crushed a bases loaded double that just missed grand slam territory, putting the meds ahead 10-7 and Devon. William slammed the door in the ninth despite some late scares for the save. Now sitting at 9-16, the meds lost Francisco Lindor for a stretch, which hurts, but they head into a three-game set with the Rockies.

1:06Tomorrow, Freddie Peralta, facing Michael Lorenzen. I'm Corey with The Story, and you've been listening to New York meds news today, AI Power Team Coverage.