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The New York Mets lost to the Los Angeles Angels 4-3 in ten innings, tying their series. A controversial run scored by the Angels after a missed replay challenge by the Mets proved crucial in the defeat.
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Mets Struggles Return With A Vengeance As They Lose To Angels, 4-3 In Ten Innings
The New York Mets got a brief respite from losing on in the first game of their three-game set against the Los Angeles Angles, but it didnât last long as the Mets dropped a 4-3 decision to the Angels in ten innings that tied the series at a game apiece.
Nolan McLean put the Mets behind early by giving up a painful run that shouldn't have happened. The Angels rallied with two outs on a pair of singles by Jorge Soler and Nolan Schanuel and a third single by Jo Adell plated Schanuel as Soler got thrown out at third. Replays clearly showed that Soler was out before Schanuel scored, but the Mets failed to challenge and the run stood.
"He missed it,â manager Carlos Mendoza said of Harrison Friedland, the Metsâ replay coordinator as the manager promptly threw Friedland under the bus, in a piece written by Anthony DiComo of MLB.com. âWe called, obviously, and he missed it. Harrison is one of the best at his job, and it obviously ends up being a big play when you lose by one run.â
The Mets got the run back on an RBI infield hit in the third by Bo Bichette, but McLean gave it up in the fourth on a two-run RBI single Vaughn Grissom to make it 3-1 Angels. McLeanâs final line was three runs in four innings despite striking out six, and he was behind in counts all night long and admitted that he didn't execute pitches well.
New York finally came from behind to tie the game in the seventh off Angels starter . A double by started the rally, and followed with a single. New acquisition drove in the first run on a sacrifice fly, and a single by brought home Semien for the second.
The Mets lost to the Angels with a final score of 4-3 in ten innings.
A run scored by the Angels was controversial because the Mets failed to challenge a play where Jorge Soler was out before Nolan Schanuel scored.
Mets' manager Carlos Mendoza criticized the replay coordinator Harrison Friedland for missing the call, stating it was a significant play in the loss.
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The score stayed at 3-3 through nine innings, and but the Mets couldnât score first in the tenth. A Bo Bichette double-play ball took out two runners after Brett Baty reached on a catcherâs interference call, and Francisco Alvarez couldnât get the run home with a fly ball after the Angels intentionally walked Juan Soto.
The Angels loaded the bases in the bottom of the inning as Soler walked and Adell singled, moving ghost runner Adam Frazier to third. Reliever Austin Warren managed to get two outs, but a single by Oswald Peraza produced the walk-off win for the Halos, with Warren taking the loss as Ryan Zeferjahn got the win for the Halos after pitching two innings of scoreless relief.
The rubber game of the series is set for this afternoon, with Clay Holmes on the mound for the Mets against Jack Kochanowicz for the Angels. The Mets also got some bad news on the injury front with backup shortstop Ronny Mauricio headed to the IL after he fractured his left thumb sliding into first base after hitting a chopper to first baseman Nolan Schanuel.