Mets Walk-Off Win in Extra Innings

0:00It's April 8, New York Mets News. Today starts now, AI powered and ready for kickoff. The Mets pulled off a 4-3 win in 10 innings against the Diamondbacks thanks to a walk-off single from Ronnie Mauricio, who just got called, up after Juan Soto hit the injured list. It was a freezing, windy afternoon at City Field with a feels like temp, below 32 degrees and an announced crowd of 34,053, the way fewer stuck around shivering. The rally kicked off in the 8th when they clawed back from a one-run deficit. Jorge Palanco, singled, Brett Beatty, followed with another, and Mark Viantos got a sack fly from a lefty match-up to tie it up. That was their first outfield hit since the second inning. The bullpen shown bright after that. Devin Williams escaped a jam in the night with a strikeout, and Luke Weaver stranded the ghost runner in the fee. 10th, pumping his fist after the final K. Fans went from freezing to fired up, as Mauricio drove that game-winner to write. Earlier

1:02trouble came from the automated ball-strike system in the 5th. Mets led to nothing, bases loaded, and a sinker looked like Strike 3, but got called a ball by 3-10s of an inch. That opened the door for two Diamondback runs to tie it, then a bloop single for the lead. This victory marks four straight wins for the 7-4 Mets, their third extra-ending home game in a row, signaling maybe better late game vibes.