Mets Sweep Giants, Offense Explodes

It's April 6th.

This is New York Metz News today, your AI-powered team coverage.

Juan Soto hobbled out in the second inning Friday against the Giants with a calf tweak,

leaving the Metz at three wins and four losses without there.

Top bat for a bit.

But the squad didn't flinch.

They dropped 24 runs over the next three games, sweeping San Francisco to climb to six

and four before Mondays.

Off day.

Pitching's been lights out, building on their strong start before those cardinals losses.

Cody Senga, Nolan McLean, and Clay Holmes are dealing deep into games way better than

last year.

Freddie Peralta striking out folks left in right two, despite a bumpy debut.

The bullpen straight fire guys like Devon Williams, Luke Weaver, Brooks Rayleigh, and

Huascar Brazaban having given up a run while Tobias Myers owns a 1.13 ERA over eight innings.

Offense is popping through 10 games, 49 runs scored, tops five in baseball, and just

32 allowed behind only three teams.

Francisco Alvarez, Luis Robert Jr., and Mark Vientos are mashing.

Boba Shet and Marcus Semyon heating up, even if Francisco Lendor and Carson, Benjay

lag early.

Soto's scorching slash line before the injury has folks optimistic he'll be back quick.

No I.

Elston yet.

Once flowing both ways locked down, the Mets look primed for a real run this season.