Susac Shines in Giants' 7-2 Win Over Mets

0:00On April 3rd, San Francisco Giants crushed the New York Mets 7-2 on Thursday night, with Rookie catcher Daniel Susack stealing the show in his first big league start. The 24-year-old went three-for-three with a walk, singling off David Peterson twice before drawing a free pass and adding another hit against. Sean Manaya Giants piled up 13 hits total to hand the Mets their third straight loss. Rafael Devers mashed a solo homer in the sixth, while Kasey Schmidt also went three-for-three with a walk and an RBI single. Robbie Rae picked up the win, tossing five and one-third innings, allowing just two runs on three hits with seven strikeouts. Former Mets reliever, Blade Tidwell, closed it out with three scoreless frames for his first major league save. Susack, younger brother of X Giants, backstop Andrew Susack, stepped in for Patrick Bailey after serving as a defensive sub the night before in San Diego. The Giants had stuck with the same nine starters through their first six games, so this was

1:01a fresh lineup shakeup that paid off big. On the Mets side, Boba Schett's RBI double gave them a one-nothing lead early, and Mark Vientos added a solo homer. But Peterson struggled, charged. With six runs, five earned over four and one-third innings on nine hits. And Mets run it back Friday night with Tyler Mahal on the mound for San Francisco against Nolan LeClean for New York. Should be another battle at Oracle Park. Stay locked in with New York Mets News today, AI-powered updates.