Ronny Mauricio and Juan Soto dominated the seventh round to equalize and devoid a SEESAW case, the lift Gregory Soto made his debuting debut for his new team and the New York Mets finished a three-game scales of the San Francisco Giants with a 5-3 victory on Sunday evening.
Matt Chapman dominated twice for the Giants, who dragged 1-0 and 2-1 at the start, but then took an advance of 3-2 in the seventh.
Mauricio, who had already chosen, doubled and driven in a race, welcomed the lift of the Stars Randy Rodriguez (3-2) with a second field home to draw the food even at 3-3. The Homer was the fifth of the Mauricio season.
Rodriguez then withdrew Brandon Nimmo and Francisco Lindor, before the left -hander Juan Soto went in the other direction with a solo shot, his 25th, to give the heads for good.
Acquired on Friday by the Orioles of Baltimore, Gregory Soto received the ball for its beginnings at the Mets during the last of the seventh and responded with a race of 1-2-3 at the top of the Order of the Giants, removing Heliot Ramos and obtaining two land.
The giants blocked a pair in the eighth, then, down two, loaded the basics with an outing in the ninth against Edwin Diaz before the closer dishes withdraw Willy Adames and Chapman to close his 23rd judgment and the seventh consecutive victory in New York.
Mauricio’s fourth stroke of Mauricio, another double, combined with a next double by Nimmo to give the food their insurance race at the top of the ninth. The efforts of four strokes and two doubles were the first in Mauricio’s career.
Chapman led in the three points for the giants with its two circuits, our 15 and 16 in the year. His first attracted the hosts even to 1-1 to the fourth, before his second, a shot of two points, gave the giants his advance of 3-2 in the fifth.
The two circuits came out of the starter of the dishes, Kodai Senga, who granted three points and four strokes in five rounds. He walked five and withdrew three.
Jose Butto (3-1), who launched a sixth aimless, was credited with victory.
San Francisco used seven launchers in an enclosure game. The left-hander Matt Gage took advantage of his opening role, by removing the 1-2-3 dishes during the first of his first departure in the major league in 26 career games with four different teams since 2022.
Francisco Alvarez succeeded two strokes and scored twice for the dishes, who succeeded in the Giants 12-6. Jeff McNeil and Starling Marte also had a pair of sure.
Adames made two strokes for the Giants, who went 0 for 7 with runners in the score position to finish the 0 series for 23.
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