In a thrilling game, the New York Mets triumphed over the Chicago White Sox 6-4, marking their fourth consecutive comeback win. Pete Alonso and Jared Young each hit two-run home runs in the first inning, showcasing the Mets' offensive power. Tylor Megill, despite an early struggle, recovered to pitch 5 2/3 innings, helping his team reach a season-high record. The White Sox's Miguel Vargas contributed significantly with a homer and three RBIs, but the Mets maintained their lead with key hits throughout the game. Young's home run was particularly notable as it was his first major league hit since his call-up. The game ended with Reed Garrett earning his second save.
Alonso and Young's two-run homers powered the Mets to a comeback victory, marking their fifth consecutive win and solidifying their position above .500.
Despite a shaky start, Megill's recovery was crucial as he allowed only two runs in 5 2/3 innings, helping the Mets secure their 14th comeback win this season.
The Mets showcased resilience by turning a two-run deficit into a win, with significant contributions from Alonso, Young, and Lindor, leading to their best season start.
Young’s homer was remarkable as it marked his return and first major league home run since last year, underlining the depth and talent of the Mets.
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