Mets, Phillies, Braves: Weekly MLB Roundup

It's March 30th.

Welcome in.

This is New York Met's News Today, where Team Coverage meets AI.

Met's fans started the week on a sour note with a tough extra innings loss, their first

bad one of the year after caching in that good vibe on, Saturday.

Nolan McLean wrapped up his prospect status with five solid innings on Sunday, while

Shawn Manea's Relief debut showed flashes of brilliance mixed, with some rough patches.

This shit got the boo treatment from the city feel crowd and shrugged it off like, what

took y'all so long?

Meanwhile, the Phillies dropped an 8-3 decision to the Rangers, stung by homers from Brandon

Nimmo and Andrew McCutchen with only.

McCutchen sending apologies.

Over in Atlanta, the Braves fell 4-1 to the Royals, sunk by former Met Seth Lugo's scoreless

debut.

Joey Weimers tearing it up at a thousand over a thousand slash 233 through eight played

appearances, helping the nationals snag the series from the Cubs 6-3.

Miami Marlins grabbed sole possession of the NLE's lead, with a sweep of the Rockies, capped

by Owen Casey's two run walkoff homer with their last.

Strike.

White Sox import Winnetaka Murakamis, already homered in his first three big league games, and

New Genio Suarez delivered all the reds runs with a homer, and their 3-2 series win over

Boston.

Nico Herner locked in a 6-year extension with the Cubs before Sunday's game, perfect timing

to overreact to these early season sparks before the real grind sets in.