Mets' Robert Homers in 11th, Beats Pirates 4-2
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Luis Robert Juniors three-run homer in the eleventh inning secured a thrilling 4-2 victory for the New York Mets over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Mets, now 2-0, had a perfect start to their season, with Luis Torrens RBI single in the tenth keeping them unbeaten. Despite chilly weather and scoreless pitching from Mitch Keller and David Peterson, the Pirates took a 1-0 lead in the tenth. However, the Mets fought back, and their bullpen held strong. Roberts homer, his first as a Met, came after the Pirates briefly led 2-1 in the eleventh. Peterson pitched well for the Mets, while Keller was sharp for the Pirates. Pittsburgh stranded 17 runners and went 2 for 18 with men in scoring position, setting up a debut for Nolan McLean in tomorrows finale.
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