Mets vs White Sox (8/22/26) | Mets Highlights
The Mets walloped five home runs, including a pair from Luis Robert Jr. against his former White Sox team in a wild 10-5 win.
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Off the end of the bat, and that's gonna sneak through for a base hit.
Rounding third is Ewing.
The throw, not in time as A.J.
Ewing crosses home plate standing up.
An RBI base hit for Carson Benge and the Mets take an early one-nothing lead.
Fly ball deep right field.
That one is a no-doubter.
Braden Montgomery takes Christian Scott deep.
We have ourselves a tie ballgame.
Fly ball deep left field.
Going back is Antonacci at the wall.
Looking up, it's gone.
A solo home run for the second straight day for Bo Bichette.
His 14th of the season, and the Mets back on top two to one.
Into right center field.
Going back is Peters.
Looking up, and it's gone.
A two-run home run to right center field for Luis Robert Jr. Oh, that has to feel great as he gets booed rounding third, and the Mets extend their lead to four to one.
That one is a home run after Carson Benge can't make the catch.
It deflects off of his glove and over the fence.
And it looks like Benge is shaken up on the play.
He gets there and he has it in his glove.
But by hitting the wall, it knocked it out of his glove.
Watch right here.
In the glove, hits that yellow line, and flips it over the wall.
What an effort by Benge.
Carson Benge now into deep right field, and that one is gone.
A solo home run for Carson Benge, and the Mets extend their lead back to two.
It's five to three.
A young player like this, reckless abandon trying to catch a ball in the outfield.
Face-plants, probably messed up his mouth, teeth, tongue, and next at bat goes deep.
Gotta Boy, something to admire.
Has two home runs this season.
And that one scorched up the middle.
That's a base hit.
Rounding third is Jared Young.
Here comes the throw.
Not in time.
Six-three Mets.
Ground ball, through the droning infield.
That's an RBI base hit as Wagman crosses home plate.
And the Mets lead extended to seven to three.
High chopper, that'll score a run.
And Bichette drops it in the transfer.
Antonacci safe at first.
It's a seven-five game.
Serves one into left center field, and ranging over to make the catch is Luis Robert Jr.
So again, the White Sox threaten, but the damage is limited.
We're through six.
That's gonna be home run number two on the evening for Luis Robert Jr. Oh, does that have to feel great.
Greeted rudely by the fans; he gives it right back to them.
Eight-five Mets.
And as expected, Torrens gets the job done and more.
Are you kidding me?
Six home runs in his last nine games with a plate appearance.
Again, the opposite way.
Luis Torrens makes it 10 to five.
Luis looking to the heavens.
It feels like it's heaven sent every time he comes to the plate.
