All Home Runs from 5-2 Week

Juan Soto's 0-3 today, his fourth straight at bat with a runner in scoring position. He lifts this one out to right center field, pretty well hit. Back goes Buxton, back near the wall, and it's out of here! A two-run homer for Juan Soto! His second home run as a Met, and the Mets extend their lead to 5-1. Soto's first hit this year with a runner in scoring position, and he clears the high fence in right center for a two-run homer. Rounding out the crew. And Alonzo lofts one to deep left center, back in the gap, looking up is Buxton, and it's out of here! Into the bullpen, Pete Alonzo with his fifth home run of the year, and the Mets jump in front 1-0. Fastball down the middle, oh boy. Center cut, as you like to say, Gary, mid-thigh, right in Pete's wheelhouse. If I was in that dugout, Gary, I'd be rubbing up next to his bat. He has just been sizzling. Soto drives one to deep right field, back toward the corner, right at the wall, and it's out of here! Juan Soto homers for the second straight night, and he ties the game at two. He hit the ball hard his first time up tonight, and now he's got his second home run in his last three at-bats, his third of the year, and the Mets have gotten back even. And a fly ball over toward the right field corner, Walker back near the wall. For the season, just inside the right field, foul pole, and just over the wall. It is 63rd at-bat. Vientos hits his first home run of 2025, and the Mets have a 1-0 lead. Into left field, going back is Scott, at the track, at the wall, it's gone! Mark Vientos, back-to-back nights with a home run. This one ties the game at three. Boy, oh boy, did he turn. Look at the target from the catcher, that's where he wanted it. And it's up and in, and he just turned. That's a quick bat. Brandon Nimmo takes strike one. What a game, back and forth, back and forth. We head to the bottom of the ninth, 4-4. The stage is set. All's we need now is cue the music. Fly ball! First walk-off home run in a Mets uniform, and this place is going wild on a Friday night. And that was Francisco Lindor's 250th career home run. Now breaks the tie for the fifth most home runs as a shortstop with Jose Valentin. It's 80 degrees, but it's still the polar bear's natural habitat. And then he gets the slider, and then he does not miss it. Same location as the sinker, too, but coming into his swing, which allowed him to get full extension out there, and that ball was absolutely smoked. Lindor has two career home runs against Gray. And that's in the air to deep right field. Back goes Walker, near the wall. Francisco Lindor strikes again, and it's 1-0 New York. 22nd career leadoff home run for Francisco Lindor, his second this season. And the Mets jump out to an instant lead. Basically, there was the same pitch, Ronnie, just about, that Fernandez threw the game winner to Lindor the other night.