Albies run away in 10th, Braves come back to sweep Mets
ATLANTA – The Braves won their third straight game on Thursday night at Trust Park as Ozzy Albies slammed the Mets 13-10 with a 10-inning double-out home run. In the eighth inning, Travis Darneau hit a two-run homer to cut the Mets’ lead to one, and in the ninth, Orlando Arcia hit a tying homer […] The Braves came back from a 13-10 lead to win their third straight game against the Mets at Trust Park on Thursday night, with Ozzy Albies scoring a double-out home run in the 10th inning. Travis Darneau hit a two-run homer to cut the Mets’ lead to one, and Orlando Arcia hit a tying homer off of David Robertson in the ninth. Braves starter Spencer Strider allowed the Mets five runs in the second inning to extend their lead to 3-0, while Brandon Nimmo's grand slam highlighted an early rebellion against the Striders, who allowed eight hits and eight runs in four innings.
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ATLANTA – The Braves won their third straight game on Thursday night at Trust Park as Ozzy Albies slammed the Mets 13-10 with a 10-inning double-out home run.
In the eighth inning, Travis Darneau hit a two-run homer to cut the Mets’ lead to one, and in the ninth, Orlando Arcia hit a tying homer off of David Robertson, and Albies was ready to hit the game-ending homer. arranged. From Tommy Hunter.
The series finale wasn’t the pitchers’ duel many expected. Austin Riley hit a two-run homer in the first inning against Justin Verlander to start the game with four hits, but Verlander gave up five runs (4 earned) and allowed seven in just three innings.
Braves starter Spencer Strider allowed the Mets five runs in the second inning to extend their lead to 3-0. Brandon Nimmo’s grand slam highlighted an early rebellion against the Striders, who allowed eight hits and eight runs in four innings.