Mets Crushed by Nationals, Seven-Run Loss

It's April 30th.

This is Washington Nationals News today, your AI-powered team coverage.

The Mets got crushed by the Nationals last night, 14-to-2.

David Peterson took the loss after giving up seven runs in just 3.2 innings.

Shamanaya came in relief but served up a grand slam in the fourth, and that pretty much

sealed the blowout.

Juan Soto kept shining for Washington, going free for five with his third Homer of the

year, another opposite field bomb.

The Nats jumped ahead early with a mix of hits, walks, and smart base running to plate

their first runs.

Mets fans are feeling the pain at home now, sitting at six wins and 11 losses this season.

Their pitching just couldn't stop the rally, especially after Peterson loaded the bases

and walked in a run before exiting.

J.Kavali was lights out for the Nationals, racking up 10 strikeouts for the second straight

start and stranding runners early.

Brady house's grand slam off Menea turned a close game into a route midway through.

This one's a wake up call for New York as they head into the next series, but the Nats

are rolling with momentum from guys like Soto, carrying the offense.