The New York Mets are coming off an extra-inning loss against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Both teams went back and forth with the score, but things didn’t work out well when Freddie Freeman stepped up to the plate.
Tylor Megill had a decent performance but wasn’t enough to hold down the opponent. The bullpen surrendered the extra run as the Dodgers won in walk-off fashion. Juan Soto went deep with a two-run blast, but it wasn’t enough against the mighty Dodgers again.
It was a hard loss for the team as they failed to retain their lead. However, the Mets are not taking it easy, and manager Carlos Mendoza shared a strong message to the Dodgers after their loss. Mendoza is ready to take on his opponent in the next battle.
“We know they’re good, but we’re not going to back down,” Carlos Mendoza said.
"We know they're good, but we're not going to back down."
— SNY (@SNYtv) June 4, 2025
– Carlos Mendoza on the Dodgers pic.twitter.com/9KjmpY06SV
Since the start of this season, the manager has done an incredible job for his team. Fans are happy with the way he leads the team, and they are not going to back down. The franchise has dominated the Dodgers throughout this season, and they look forward to a World Series run.
Mets Continue To Lead The Dodgers And Phillies In The National League
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Despite their loss, Mendoza and his team have been performing incredibly well. With a 38-23 record, they remain at the top of the NL East division. However, they are just half a game ahead of the Phillies.
The Dodgers are still trailing by one game with a 38-24 record. The only team ahead of the Mets in the National League is the Chicago Cubs by just half a game. Overall, they are ranked third in the league and are undoubtedly a huge favorite to make the World Series.
Juan Soto, Francisco Lindor, and Pete Alonso are doing great at the plate. The team’s offense has been potent, and their starting rotation has been incredible. However, the bullpen seems to have room for improvement. Recently, Soto has shown improvement in his performance, but fans are still trolling the slugger.
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