Mets vs Cardinals: Youth vs Experience

It's March 30, this is New York Met's News Today, powered by AI Everything Happening

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I'm Corey with the story.

The Met's head into St. Louis, riding high at two wins and one loss after sweeping the

first two games against the pirates at home before dropping the finale.

New York lit up opening day with 11 runs.

Chasing Pittsburgh's ace Paul Schien's early, thanks to big contributions from new faces

like Carson.

BenJay's first homer and the Wease Robert Jr.'s clutch hits.

They own a solid 4 out of 6 record against the Cardinals from last year.

Meanwhile, the Cardinals also sit at 2 in 1, taking the first two from the raise before

a Sunday slip-up.

St. Louis gutted their veteran core, trading guys like Nolan Aeronato and Sonny Gray, leaving

them with the youngest starting lineup since 1994.

Every day player under 30.

Respect J.J. Weather Hope burst out with the homer and his second big league at bat

in four R.V.I.'s over the weekend.

Fans are buzzing about the growing pains on both sides, with Met's newcomers like Boba

Shett striking out a bunch, but showing flashes and the cards.

Leaning on youth to snap three straight playoff misses.

New York's offense cooled off in the cold weather after that hot opener, but the energy

from city field carried over.

This three-game set kicks off Monday with Clay Holmes making his starter transition

against Kyle Leahy, then Kodai Senga facing struggling Andre.

Palante on Tuesday and Freddie Peralta rematching the cards on Wednesday after his solid

Met's debut.

Holmes logged over 160 innings last year, while Senga's ghost fork could dominate if he

stays healthy.

Both squads hungry for Romo-mentem.

This series' shapes early division vibes, expect fireworks from the fresh rosters as they

battle under those bush.

Blights.