Mets Smash Giants with 5 Home Runs | California News

Francisco Alvarez blasted two homers in a five-homer Mets onslaught, helping them crush the Giants 10-6 — matching their season-high for home runs in one game. Mark Vientos, Bo Bichette, and Francisco Lindor joined the party with long balls, as Alvarez’s power surge signals a rebound from his recent slump. Devers led the Giants with five RBIs, hitting a three-run homer and a double to pace his 33-home run campaign — the most by a Giants player since Barry Bonds in 2004. Mets’ Nolan McLean earned the win with a career-high 105 pitches, while rookie Matt Wilkinson struggled, surrendering seven runs in just three innings. The series continues today with Anthony Molina facing Zac Thornton — can the Mets sustain this firepower or will the Giants bounce back?

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