Big Fourth Inning Powers Mets over Rockies
Carson Benge broke up Tomoyuki Sugano’s no-hit bid and Mark Vientos drove in two runs as New York scored four times in the sixth.
- On Monday, the New York Mets defeated the Colorado Rockies 4-2 in Denver, securing their third win in four games to begin their nine-game road trip.
- RHP Tomoyuki Sugano started for Colorado and held the Mets hitless through five innings; the game was moved up three hours due to forecasted inclement weather in Denver.
- Carson Benge's 436-foot solo home run broke the no-hit bid in the sixth, sparking a four-run rally as Francisco Alvarez and Luis Torrens hit consecutive doubles and Mark Vientos added a two-run single.
- Opener Huascar Brazoban and reliever David Peterson earned the win with four innings of relief, while Benge preserved the lead with a diving catch to rob Tyler Freeman of extra bases.
- At 13-22, the Mets continue their road trip seeking momentum, while the Rockies remain reeling after dropping five of their last six games, including a disastrous weekend sweep by the Atlanta Braves.
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Carson Benge’s bat continues to come alive as Mets take down Rockies
Carson Benge’s full toolbox is open for business. On Monday he had a second highlight reel catch in as many games, before continuing his recent offensive uptick with a home run in helping the Mets to a 4-2 victory over the Rockies at Coors Field. The victory was the team’s third in four games to begin the road trip.
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Benge and Vientos lead the Mets to a 4-2 victory over the skidding Rockies in early start
Carson Benge homered leading off the sixth inning for New York’s first hit against Tomoyuki Sugano, and the Mets beat the skidding Colorado Rockies 4-2 in a game moved up three hours to avoid potential wet weather.
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