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© 2023 NYP Holdings, Inc.Five New York Mets pitchers, led by starter Tylor Megill, combined to throw the first no-hitter of Major League Baseball's season in a 3-0 victory against the Philadelphia Phillies ( box score). Nido put a bow on the one-sided win with a two-run double in the eighth. Francisco Lindor made it 3-0 in the seventh with a sacrifice fly, extending his RBI streak to a career-best 10 games. Two runs scored on the play, with Luis Guillorme coming all the way around from first when Strange-Gordon booted the ball. The Mets broke through in the fourth against Evan Lee, who was making his major league debut, on Nido’s run-scoring single. “No matter who’s on the other side, we’re trying to jam it down their throat and get the job done,” Nido said. He made big pitches in big spots: He struck out Yadiel Hernandez in the third inning with the bases loaded after throwing 11 consecutive balls, he induced Dee Strange-Gordon into an inning-ending double play in the fourth and he retired Hernandez on a weak grounder in front of the plate with two on to finish out his outing. Robert Sabo Edwin Diaz celebrates the Mets’ win over the Nationals. Catcher Tomas Nido had a career-high four hits, going 4-for-4 with three RBIs in the Mets’ win over the Nationals on Wednesday. He walked a season-high five, including three consecutive hitters in the third inning, but Carrasco was still able to make it through without allowing a run. The Nationals had multiple runners on base in three different innings. It was a laborious five innings for Carrasco.

Whether you’re leading off hitting last, playing not playing, everybody has the same mindset.” “From Day 1, everyone has put in the work. We know that this team is built to win,” said Tomas Nido, who was the offensive hero with a career-high four hits and three RBIs. Carrasco and three relievers combined on a six-hit shutout, the Mets’ major league-leading ninth of the season and second in as many days. On Wednesday, the offense was somewhat dormant considering the recent outbursts, but it didn’t matter.

The Mets outscored the Phillies and Nationals by a combined 49-17 on the homestand, the offense exploding and the pitching staff holding its own though the starting rotation has been ravaged by injuries.

Mets starter Carlos Carrasco navigated his way through five shutout innings to earn the win against the Nationals on Wednesday. They improved to 35-17 and maintained their enormous lead in the NL East, a stunning 10 ¹/₂ games over the Braves. The Mets will enter this daunting stretch riding high, on a season-best six-game winning streak following their victory over the Nationals, which completed their first perfect homestand of at least six games since going 10-0 in 2015. “It’s going to be a good challenge,” said Carlos Carrasco, who won for the sixth time after delivering five shutout innings in a 5-0 victory over the Nationals on Wednesday at Citi Field, “but I think we are prepared for that.”

#New york mets score please series

They will then return home to meet the NL Central-leading Brewers and also will have a pair of two-game series with the potent Astros in the coming weeks. Beginning Thursday with a 10-game trip to Southern California in which they will face the powerhouse Dodgers, contending Padres and surprising Angels. That will changes over the next three weeks. 500, though it should be noted the Mets have won nine of those. Of their 52 games, just 14 have come against teams over. 500, and manhandling overwhelmed JV opponents. The Mets have spent the better part of the first third of the season beating up on the weak underbelly of the National League, getting fat on their woeful division, which doesn’t include another team over. The varsity portion of the Mets’ schedule has arrived, the stretch that likely will determine if the team can moonwalk to the NL East crown or will have to sweat to get there. Mets’ ‘for sale’ sign needs to go up outside Citi Field ASAP What will keep Justin Verlander ‘up tonight’ after Mets’ loss Can the Mets turn their season around after the All-Star break?