Mets vs Cardinals: Bichette's Bounce, Senga's Stuff

0:00It's March 30th. This is New York Met's News Today, AI-powered updates on your team. I'm Cory with the Story. The Met's head to St. Louis for a three-game series against the Cardinals, kicking off Tuesday with some big storylines in play. Boba Shett, their huge off-season signing, is off to a rocky start, going just one for 14 with eight strikeouts in the opening series win over. The Pirates. Fans even booed him after Sunday's game. Meanwhile, Cody Sanga takes the mound first, looking sharp in spring training, with fastballs hitting the high 90s after a tough injury plagued. Year. The Met's bullpen raised eyebrows, too, blowing a late tie against Pittsburgh when Richard Love Lady gave up two runs in the 10th, and Closer's Devon. Williams and Brooks Rayleigh sat out despite the heat of the moment. Manager Carlos Mendoza said they were unavailable after recent use, but at least questions on how aggressive they'll get with their top arms like. Luke Weaver. On the cardinal side, their lineup exploded for 22 runs in a sweep of the rays, led by

1:03Rookie JJ Weatherholz hot day before hits in 13. At bats, including a Homer and four RBI's. Jordan Walker and Alec Burleson are swinging well, too, even if the rays aren't powerhouses. New York faces Rides Kyle Leahy and Andre Palante first, then Lefty, Matthew Libertoria on Wednesday, so expect tweaks like Mark Viento's starting. Maybe Brett Beatty or Jorge Palanco's sitting. Bichet admitted he's pressing too hard, chasing pitches while adjusting to the New York spotlight. My predictions? Bichet bounces back as series MVP, since he's too talented to slump long. Sangha delivers the Met's best start with his stuff looking elite again, and watch Burleson pestering from the cardinals after his strong 2025. This matchup could shift early rotations fast.