Mets Walk-Off, Robert Shines; NL East Walk-Offs Galore

0:00It's March 29th. This is New York Meds News Today, powered by AI Everything Happening With Your Team. I'm Cory with the Story. The meds snagged their second win of the season with a heart pounding walkoff in the 11th that city field. Louise Robert Jr., fresh on the squad, crushed a three-run homer to seal it after both teams battled scoreless through 9 on a cold day. Starters David Peterson and Mitch Keller kept the offenses quiet till extras. Most runners crossed for the visitors in the 10th and 11th, but the meds clawed back to tie in the bottom of the 10th. Off-season pickups are already shining, though first baseman Jorge Palanco and third-sacr boba shed showed some early-fielding rust with mishaps. Fans and writers are buzzing. Laura Albinese nailed it yesterday, calling Robert the potential ex-pector if he stays healthy. John Heyman says the retooling is paying off quick, turning heads in New York. Across the National League East, walkoffs were everywhere. Dominic Smith smashed a grand slam debut for the braves over the royals, extra special.

1:03After losing his mom recently, Philly's fell in extras to Texas. Nats got hammered by the cubs and swapped for infielder, Curtis Mead, while Marlon's edged Rockies but lost Christopher. Morale to an oblique tweak. Rookies are lighting it up, league-wide, from Cardinals JJ Weatherholt to Guardians chased a lotter, amid injury walls like Brewers and Ravans, Hamate's surgery. Met's history note, back on this date in 2000, Mike Hampton debuted in Tokyo for the first overseas opening day. What a start to 2026 ball.