The New York Mets displayed resilience, coming back from a four-run deficit to defeat the Baltimore Orioles 7-6 in 10 innings. After a challenging sixth inning where Clay Holmes allowed four runs, the Mets rallied in the eighth with powerful two-run home runs from Francisco Lindor and Pete Alonso, leveling the game. This victory marked their fifth win in six games as they continue their six-game road trip. With strong plays from Ronny Mauricio and a crucial save from Huascar Brazobán, the Mets improved their record to 53-39.

Despite a rocky road record this season, the Mets are showing signs of a turnaround, having recently won a series against the Yankees and now triumphing over the struggling Orioles, who are languishing in last place in the AL East. The Mets' offense has been reignited, and with their bullpen performing well under pressure, they are looking forward to capitalizing on this momentum.