Giants’ Bullpen Crumbles Again | New York Mets News

0:00On September 7th, the Giants dropped another one to the Metz, losing 4-2. They were up 2 runs early, but the bullpen couldn't hold the lead. The 8th inning was the killer, with the Metz putting up 4 runs to seal the deal. This marks the Giants 10th Straight Road series loss. A trend has been tough to watch all season. It's a familiar story for this team, especially with the bullpen. They've got a lot of young arms trying to find their footing. And sometimes in those high pressure moments, pitches end up over the plate. Carson Seymour, who pitched in relief, gave up a couple of big hits in that crucial 8th inning, including a 2 run homer that really shifted the momentum. You hate to see it, especially when the offense does enough to put you in a winning position. The Metz lineup was strong, and they capitalized on mistakes. It's tough for these young players, who are still learning and trying to prove themselves on the big stage. Every game is a learning experience, and these road struggles are definitely a part of that. Looking ahead, the focus is on how guys like Seymour bounce back from tough outings.

1:03These are the moments that build character and experience. While they're not getting swept, losing close games on the road is a pattern that needs to be broken. It's about finding consistency, day in and day out, no matter where they're playing. The team is showing effort, and they're competitive in most of these series, often just one pitch away from a different outcome. But those missed opportunities and blown leads are adding up. It's a tough stretch, and the pitching staff, in particular, has a lot to work through as the season progresses. I'm Corey with The Story, and you've been listening to New York Metz News today, AI-powered team coverage.