Mets' Wild Comeback, Bichette's Heroics

0:00On April 24th, the Mets finally grabbed their first series win in four tries, beating the twins 10-8 in a total rollercoaster at City Field. They pulled it off with our star-shore stop Francisco Lindor, leaning on homers from Brett Bady and Carson Benj, plus a huge three-run double from Bow. Vichette, that sealed it in the eighth. Earlier this week, they also took the opener, marking two straight wins for a squad that's been starving for offense. Christian Scott made his first big league start since Tommy John's surgery last year, but he struggled hard, walking four in the first and getting. Yanked early after a bulk in a hit batter. The pitching went wild with Tobias Myers and David Peterson stepping in for long relief, while the Mets built leads with unearned runs and big swings. Against solid twin starter Joe Ryan, fans saw that classic Mets chaos-based path mistakes turned into rallies. In the eighth, the twins tied it with a grand slam off Quascar Brasoban, but New York loaded the bases and Vichette smashed to go ahead double off the wall, just missing

1:01his own slam. Closer Devon Williams wobbled in the ninth, giving up a run before striking out the side to lock it down. This gritty comeback shows the Mets at 9 and 16 have some fight left. Even if it's messy as ever proof they can flip the script winning, counts. Today locked in with New York Mets news today. AI-powered updates, I'm Corey with the story.