Contreras’ homer ended the Mets’ streak of 19 consecutive scoreless innings.
New York had allowed two runs or fewer in eight straight games to tie a franchise record set in 1969. It just happened on the last pitch of the game." “This is my first time that I’ve felt something like this. “We’re just going to wait to see how I feel tomorrow and go from there," Carrasco said. He returned after the break to get the final out of the inning, but he winced on his last pitch and was pulled with left side tightness. “Tomorrow we're going to come with the same energy and take that one as well."Ĭarrasco (13-5) allowed three runs in two innings, and his outing was interrupted by a 55-minute rain delay in the second inning. “We won the first game against the Mets in this series," Acuña said through a translator. The second-place Braves moved within 4 1/2 games of New York for the NL East lead and put a brief halt to a hot streak in which the Mets had won 17 out of 20. doubled three times and drove in three runs, and the Atlanta Braves routed the New York Mets 13-1 Monday night for their seventh straight win. Contreras, Rosario, Acuña lead Braves' blowout win over MetsĪTLANTA - William Contreras and Eddie Rosario hit back-to-back homers off Carlos Carrasco in the second inning, Ronald Acuña Jr.
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