Mets Lose To Angels 4-3 in 10 Innings On Walk-off by Oswald Peraza

 

Mets SS Bo Bichette (Photo Credits to Kirby Lee-Imagn Images

The New York Mets lost to the Los Angeles Angels 4-3 tonight at Angels Stadium and dropped their record to 11-22.

Mets RHP Nolan McLean got off to a tough start in the bottom of the first after he gave up three straight hits and the third hit created an out as RF Austin Slater threw out Jorge Soler at third. It appeared that the out occured  before1B Nathan Schanuel crossed the plate. However, for some reason, the play was not reviewed which allowed the run to stand.

McLean was able to settle down retiring seven in a row before running into more trouble in the bottom of the fourth allowing a two-run single to 2B Vaughn Grissom. McLean was taken out after the inning. His final line was 4 innings, six hits, three runs, one walk and six strikeouts.

RHP Tobias Myers followed with 2.2 scoreless innings.

RHP Huasbar Brazoban came in next and threw 1.1 scoreless innings.

RHP Craig Kimbrel threw a scoreless bottom of the ninth.

RHP Austin Warren came in next in the bottom of the tenth and gave up a lead-off walk and single and after picking up two outs, gave up a walk-off hit to 3B Oswald Perazza.

The Met offense was held scoreless for the first two innings until the top of the third after Slater doubles and then SS Bo Bichette drove him in on a RBI double with two outs.

The offense then came alive again in the top of the seventh after 1B Mark Vientos led off with a double and 2B Marcus Semien followed with a double.

LF Andy Ibanez followed with a sacrifice fly and after Semien stole second, CF Tyrone Taylor drove him in with a RBI single to tie the game.

They had a chance to score after loading the bases with one out, but Bichette grounded into a force play and DH Juan Soto struck out to end the threat.

In the top of the tenth, they had another scoring chance, but Bichette grounded into a double play and after Soto was intentionally walked, catcher Francisco Alvarez popped up to end the threat.

The Mets next game is tomorrow afternoon, Sunday, May 3 at the Angels at 4:07 p.m.