Mets Win Big, Soto's Status Uncertain

0:00On April 4th, Metz fans got a mixed bag Friday night in San Francisco, snapping a three-game losing streak with a solid 10-3 win over the Giants at Oracle Park. The real story though? Star outfielder Juan Soto left after just a half inning due to right calf tightness. He singled in the first, but fell pain running the bases, and now the team's $765 million manheads for imaging on Saturday. Senator Carlos Mendoza admits there's worry since calf injuries can be tricky, but they're waiting our results before saying more. Soto's absence tested the lineup early, yet the Metz powered through without missing much beat. On the mound, rookie Nolan McLean stole the show, carrying a perfect game into the six inning before patient Giants hitters climb his pitch count. He went five and a third innings, allowing two runs, one unearned on just one hit, two walks and four strikeouts. McLean called it a grind, leaning heavy on his cutter. The bats erupted with three homers leading the charge.

1:01Francisco Alvarez crushed two, and Marcus Semyon added his first as a met. They piled on 10 runs total, their best output since opening day, showing real depth even without Soto. With Soto status up in the air, this win proves the Metz can roll deep. They'll monitor those scans close and keep building momentum out west. This has been New York Metz News Today, powered by AI.