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Mets vs Giants (9/4/26) | Mets Highlights

The Mets hit five home runs, including two from Francisco Alvarez as New York topped San Francisco 10-6. Nolan McLean struck out seven batters over six innings pitched as the Mets won their second straight game.

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And Vientos flies one deep to right field, right down the line toward the stands.

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It's out of here.

Mark Vientos goes the other way for a first inning three-run homer.

Number 13 for Mark.

Lindor grounds one on the left side.

Off the glove of Casas, everybody's safe. . Well Slowly hit to first.

Devers with a nice pick up, gets the out at second, but not the out at first, and a run comes in.

Devers with a sweet play coming in on that ball; Gets the three-six fielder's choice for the second out.

Mets now five-nothing New York.

Really a nice play.

Wouldn't have gotten the short hop.

Just couldn't turn the two.

Anyone who plays golf knows that, Steve.

Driven to deep right center by lvarez, headed back toward the wall, and it's outta here.

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Francisco lvarez goes to right center for his 14th home run of the year.

The Mets with a couple of opposite field home runs from their big right-handed bats.

Curve ball for strike three.

Curve ball by McClain to strike out Eldridge for the second time.

And Furman goes down swinging on the curve ball.

That's five strikeouts for McClain.

Oh-two coming to Lee, and he tied him up.

It's in for a called third strike.

And he gets a ground ball here for Simeon.

Sliding stop.

Lindor with the turn.

Side retired.

Beautifully done by Simeon starting the four-six-three double play.

Giants have the bases loaded and nobody out, and they do not score.

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Oh-two coming to Coffey.

Got him looking.

Side retired.

That's ripped to deep right field by Lindor, and that ball's gonna go into the upper tank.

Number 16 for Francisco Lindor, the Mets fourth home run of the night, and it's nine to two New York.

Albie drives one to deep left field.

Forget that.

His second home run of the night as he drills one into the seats.

A two home run game for Alvarez: his fifteenth of the year.

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