Mets vs Angels (5/2/26) | Mets Highlights
For the second straight night, the Mets rallied to tie the game late but the Angels spoiled this comeback with a walk-off win in the 10th inning 4-3.
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Dell trying to make something happen here in the first inning.
And he lines one into center field, and that'll bring in the first run of the game.
Around third and heading home is Shanahwa.
The throw goes to third, and Soler is tagged out, but the run does count.
Shanahwa across the plate before Soler was thrown out at third by Austin Slater, and the Mets get the third out of the inning.
And Bo lines one into right center.
That's a base hit, and that'll bring in the tying run.
Slater comes in to score.
Bo Bichette with an RBI single, and it's 1-1 in the third.
And he strikes out Neto for the second time, got him with a curve ball.
And Trout takes strike three, called.
Fastball got him looking.
Trout strikes out for the second time, and McClain has retired six in a row.
0-2 coming.
Little looper, shallow right center.
Coming on Taylor, it'll drop for a base hit, and two runs will score.
3-1, Angels.
Well, Nolan McClain gave up a run in the first, then sailed through the second and third, but just threw 36 pitches in that fourth inning, 35 officially.
Most he's ever thrown in a big league inning.
And Ibez flies one to center field.
Tagging at third is Vientos.
Trout lines it up, makes the catch.
Here comes Vientos.
The throw goes to second.
Ibez picks up his first Met RBI, and the Mets pull within a run.
It's now 3-2.
There goes Semien.
Pitch is high.
Garno's throw, and he's safe.
Marcus picks up his fourth stolen base of the year, and the Mets have the tying run in scoring position.
Taylor looking for the base hit that could tie the game.
And Tyrone lines one into left center field for a base hit.
Semien around third.
He'll come in to score.
Tyrone Taylor comes through with the game-tying hit, and it's 3-3 in the seventh.
Again, the 0-2.
Little looper, shallow left center, and that's gonna fall for a game-winning hit for Oswald Peraza.
Frazier comes in to score, and the Angels walk it off in the bottom of the 10th, 4-3.
