Report Mets Closing Secret Deal To Sign Yankees MVP In A Blockbuster Trade

After Tyrone Taylor added a three-run home run, Francisco Alvarez hit a home run and drove in three runs, and the New York Mets defeated the New York Yankees 12-2 on Wednesday to sweep the two-game Subway Series.

For the Mets (39-39), Harrison Bader added a home run and an RBI double. In the fifth inning, Harrison Bader forced rookie Luis Gil (9-3) out of the game. Over two nights at Citi Field, they blasted seven home runs, scored twenty-one runs, and collected twenty-four hits against Yankees pitchers. Francisco Lindor, the shortstop for the Mets, enjoyed earning bragging rights for the team and their supporters. “It’s enjoyable,” he remarked. “It seems enjoyable for the barbershop. It seems enjoyable to me for any workplace.

The Mets, who have won 15 of their last 19 games, are back to having a.500 record for the first time since they were 18-18 before to a loss to Atlanta on May 10.

Although it’s not our primary objective, Lindor acknowledged that progress has been made. “We’re doing a great job of holding each other accountable, and it’s a great thing.” The AL East-leading Yankees, who are now in a losing streak, have dropped eight of their previous ten games and four straight series.

This kind of beating is not fun for you. We’ve had a difficult two weeks. Yet that’s all a part of the fun. We are aware that it occurs,” stated manager Aaron Boone. “Adversity is thrown at you. We’re currently handling some of it.