Dodgers vs Mets: Teoscar Hernández’s 13th-Inning Heroics
In a dramatic 13-inning showdown at Citi Field, Teoscar Hernández’s clutch double propelled the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 7-5 victory over the New York Mets. This marathon game, marked by a significant rain delay and multiple lead changes, showcased the resilience and depth of both teams.
A Rain-Soaked Start
The game commenced under challenging conditions, with a one-hour and 38-minute rain delay disrupting the early innings. Despite the weather, both teams displayed determination, setting the stage for a memorable contest.
Early Offensive Sparks
The Dodgers struck first, with key hits from Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman contributing to an early lead. The Mets responded with runs from Jeff McNeil and Pete Alonso, keeping the game competitive through the middle innings.
Mets’ Ninth-Inning Rally
Trailing 5-2 in the bottom of the ninth, the Mets mounted a comeback. Jeff McNeil’s two-run triple and Tyrone Taylor’s RBI single tied the game, sending it into extra innings and electrifying the home crowd.
Extra Innings Drama
Both teams had opportunities in the extra frames, but it wasn’t until the 13th inning that the deadlock was broken. Teoscar Hernández delivered a crucial RBI double, followed by Andy Pages’ sacrifice fly, giving the Dodgers a 7-5 lead. Luis García then secured the win, closing out the game for Los Angeles.
Looking Ahead
The Dodgers and Mets conclude their series on Sunday evening at Citi Field, with Landon Knack starting for Los Angeles and Kodai Senga for New York. This game will be broadcast nationally on ESPN’s ‘Sunday Night Baseball’.
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