Heroes, zeros from Mets’ Subway Series win: Huascar Brazoban saves day
The Subway Series between the Mets and the Yankees on Saturday afternoon provided plenty of excitement, with the Mets coming out on top with a 3-2 win. Let’s take a closer look at the heroes, zeros, and key moments from the game.
Hero
Despite a tough day for Mets’ clutch hitting, Francisco Lindor came through in the crucial moment. He lifted a sacrifice fly deep enough for Luisangel Acuña to score the game-winning run, securing the victory for the Mets.
Zero
Yankees’ slugger Aaron Judge had a forgettable game, going 0-for-5 at the plate and striking out three times. His batting average dipped from .414 to .402, with his final strikeout coming on a swinging fastball from Edwin Díaz to end the game.
Unsung Hero
Relief pitcher Huascar Brazobán played a pivotal role in securing the win for the Mets. He helped starter Griffin Canning escape a jam in the sixth inning and then retired the side in the seventh, maintaining his impressive ERA of 1.01.
Key Stat
The Mets have yet to lose three straight games this season, making them the only MLB team to avoid this fate. Their consistency and resilience have been key factors in their success so far.
Quote of the Day
Mets’ first baseman Pete Alonso jokingly remarked, "It’d be electric, but any chance we can avoid the Van Wyck, that’d be great," when asked about the possibility of a Subway Series World Series.
Overall, the Subway Series game was filled with excitement and memorable moments, showcasing the competitive spirit of both New York teams. Fans can look forward to more thrilling matchups as the season progresses.
