Jared Young celebrated his return to Major League Baseball with a two-run homer for the New York Mets, marking his first home run in 613 days. The former Old Dominion star, called up from Triple-A Syracuse, helped lead the Mets to a 6-4 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Young's performance included a double that set up a sacrifice fly, showcasing his potential. Mets slugger Pete Alonso praised his contributions, emphasizing his positive impact as a teammate. With Jesse Winker on the injured list, Young has been given a chance to shine in the big leagues.

Manager Carlos Mendoza lauded Young's determination after his journey through the minor leagues and overseas, stating that he is seizing his opportunity. Young, who previously played in South Korea, showed excellent control at the plate, adding depth to the already formidable Mets lineup featuring stars like Alonso and Francisco Lindor. Young expressed confidence in his role, stating he feels he belongs with the team and is eager to contribute to their success.