The Mets beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 5-4 at Chase Stadium on Monday.
- Rattlesnake starter Ryne Nelson walk Juan Soto Of his first two hits, each on four courts. Pete Alonso It wasn't possible to get him to pay for it for the first time, entering a final doubles game, but he did strike for the fourth time, removing the 425-foot unquestioned two home runs.
Alonso lined up after a few innings as he sorted out another multi-batting show. The big guy now hits an incredible .349 with nine home runs, 33 RBIs and 1.143 OPS. Soto walked twice, doubled his bit before Alonso hit the seventh and didn't miss a lot of home runs.
- Corbin CarrollThe lead long ball is one of three hits Canned Griffin He allowed his fastball while struggling early in the first two innings. He did a great job, limited only one run, and then settled in well, putting a third of 1-2-3 together with a pair of strikeouts.
Canning kicked a fist on the fourth out while pitching the ball with the lead for the first time. With back-to-back singles putting a person into the scoring position, he had to encounter two troubles on the fifth time, but was able to score. Kettle Mars Go to second.
The right-handed left Pavin Smith On five courts, the sixth court ended the night. Vasca Brazoban Entering behind him, a doubles ball was quickly generated to close Canning's line, with only one walk and six hits, and 6 hits at the same time.
Canning now allows one or less in five of his seven outings - bringing him down to 2.50 ERA this season. He has become a self-reliant Zack Wheeler In 2018, it started five times in a row.
- Francisco Lindor Help the Mets have some room to breathe at the top of the seventh place, making the pool in the right center three straight wins away from the pool. Now, he has taken a hit in every of his last four games and hits .291 with seven home runs and 22 RBI leads.
- It turns out that this is a huge knock on the door for the Metropolitan Deniel Núñez Grab the ball in eighth and struggled with his debut this season. He walked past all three batsmen he faced and was pulled Reed Garretthe allowed all three runners to score on singles and doubles - but was able to maintain a running advantage.
- Edwin Diaz Lots of thefts stolen from Lindor and Francisco Alvarez Make sure to save.
Lindor's huge three-inning home run was ultimately a difference in victory.
Tyrone Taylor tripled the third time this season! pic.twitter.com/te7oreajln
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Griffin Canning strikes, two in third place pic.twitter.com/tvgtepbfjd
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Pete Alonso pushes a man to track! 🚀 pic.twitter.com/mdboiboqwv
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Huascar Brazobán made his debut in the sixth inning and received a double and strikeout pic.twitter.com/tida2velcf
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Francisco Lindor shot three times! pic.twitter.com/werclk0dbb
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Juan Soto Rocket a 110.6 mph wall double pic.twitter.com/pum8awlbmj
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Francisco Lindor comes with an incredible robbery card! pic.twitter.com/uvezzvmxt0
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David Peterson (2-1, 3.06 ERA) Received the ball with Zach Gallen (2-4, 4.93 ERA) in the Mets and D-backs continued this three-game match (2-4, 4.93 ERA)