Mets vs Reds (5/27/26) | Mets Highlights
Juan Soto and Eric Wagaman each hit solo home runs as the Mets topped the Reds 4-2. New York closer Devin Williams issued three walks in the top of the ninth inning, but worked out of trouble as the Mets snapped their five game losing streak.
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Grounded toward third.
Charging.
Beatty, great bare hand pick up, and Vientos stays on the bag.
That's a terrific play by Beatty and Vientos able to seal the deal at first.
And he rockets that one down the right field line and that ball's gonna sail out of here.
Juan Soto strikes again.
Soto every night, and the Mets have a one-nothing lead in the first.
And Semien lines one and, and De La Cruz with a marvelous play.
Elly De La Cruz using all of his length to get to that ball on the backhand to deny Semien a hit.
And he rockets one deep down the line.
Got him if it stays fair.
It is out of here.
Eric Wagaman's first hit as a Met is a home run.
And the Mets have a two-nothing lead.
And Lowe hits one toward the middle of the diamond and Bichette can't come up with it.
That'll bring a run in.
De La Cruz scores, Suarez will go first to third.
To eighth pitch of the at bat, and Bench lines one into right center for a base hit.
Beatty will score.
Torres to third.
Carson Bench with a terrific at bat.
Drives in the run to make it three to one New York.
Oh and two to Bench.
And he lofts one into center field for a base hit.
In to score is Young.
Another pitch up and in that Bench was able to hit into center field for a base hit.
He drives in his second run of the night.
It's four to two New York.
Three-two coming.
Outside ball four as Suarez winds up.
Drawing a walk.
And he walked him, and now the tying runs are on base.
Too high, ball four, and the bases are loaded.
One-two to Mayers.
Struck him out.
Two men down.
O and two to Blake Dunn.
He struck him out and the ballgame is over.
Deven Williams bends, but does not break.
The Reds strand 17 runners in a game that the Mets win four to two.
