a nice solid ten inning win for the Mets last night.

Oh, one.

Bench hits one hard, optimal, base hit going into center.

Here comes Ewing, sprinting light lightning.

He scores standing, and the Mets win it in 10.

Carson Benz brings home his buddy, AJ Ewing.

Yes, he did with the winning run as the ghost runner at second base.

That was Keith Rad

Odyssey Mets Radio. 3-2, the final score. Win number 17 for the Mets last night as they

have taken the first two from the Tigers and go for the sweep today. Here was Benj on

S&Y coming through in a big spot. Now it feels amazing to go out there. You know, every

night, pitchers giving us a shot to win, you know, being able to stick through it through all nine. But it feels amazing. I'm sure it did. And, of course, they showered him as you would expect that they would as his teammates came up from behind him. This was a day that didn't start well for him. He dropped the ball in right field thrown out out at the plate, and yet head down and just keeps on, keeping on.

This is Carlos Mendoza.

The first inning is not a routine play, but a play that, you know,

99.9 of the time, he'll make it, right?

But then we don't execute the double steel there, too.

And that's where he was thrown out at home. Not that I think he did anything wrong, but he was thrown out. Brazabon, Weaver, Williams, Raleigh, five and a third innings combined, one hit ball. After Christian Scott took it into the fifth, it'll be Nolan McLean going for the sweep today as he makes the start

at 105 p.m. The Yankees lost at the Orioles 7 to nothing. Kyle Bradish and three relievers combined on a one-hitter. That was it. Not much for the Yankees in the way of offense. This was Aaron Judge giving props to Braddish. He's a great pitcher. He makes a lot of great pitches. He was using all four of his pitches each quadrant.

Did a good job mixing that fast. He's a great pitcher, and he makes a lot of great pitches. He was using all of his, all four of his pitches, each quadrant.

Did a good job mixing that fastball, and, you know, locating the curbaugh and slider in a big spot when he needed it. So, he's kind of had our number of the past couple games we faced them. Now, in terms of, I didn't even mention the, and I should have Wanda Soto leaving the game yesterday or last night for the Mets with the ankle.

He's day to day for the Yankees. Max Freed left the game with discomfort in the elbow. So a couple of things from him. He says, not too unusual what he's dealing with. I think as pitchers, you kind of get banged up at times. And, you know, you treat stuff in between starts and then, you know,

by the time the start day happens, it feels better and you're able to go compete and it was

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