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Mets' Third Inning Rally at Citi Field Overcomes White Sox's Early Lead

First Inning


The New York Mets faced off against the Chicago White Sox at Citi Field in a game that saw the Mets improve their record to 34-22, while the White Sox fell to 18-38. The game concluded with a score of 9-4 in favor of the South Siders. The first inning set an early tone as the White Sox quickly took charge, scoring 2 runs on 2 hits. This initial burst put pressure on the Mets' pitching staff right from the start.


May 28, 2025; New York, New York, USA; New York Mets second baseman Jeff McNeil (1) hits a double during the game against the Chicago White Sox at Citi Field. Mandatory Credit: Lucas Boland-Imagn Images

Second Inning


In the second inning, Chicago continued their offensive momentum by adding another pair of runs, capitalizing on a hit and two errors committed by New York's defense. Despite these challenges, Mets pitcher Griffin Canning managed to limit further damage with his strategic pitches and defensive plays.


Third Inning


The third inning marked a pivotal moment for New York as they responded with vigor. Francisco Lindor led an impressive rally that resulted in three runs for the Amazins'. This surge was fueled by key hits and disciplined plate appearances that exploited gaps in Chicago's defense.


May 28, 2025; New York, New York, USA; New York Mets right fielder Juan Soto (22) grounds out during the game against the Chicago White Sox at Citi Field. Mandatory Credit: Lucas Boland-Imagn Images

Fourth to Sixth Innings


As both teams settled into their rhythms during these middle innings, neither side managed to add any more runs until Chicago broke through again in the sixth inning with two additional scores. The Mets' bullpen worked diligently but struggled against well-timed hits from Luis Robert Jr., who played a crucial role for his team throughout this stretch.


Seventh Inning


In response during this frame, Pete Alonso showcased his batting prowess by contributing significantly despite not hitting any home runs himself; he maintained pressure on opposing pitchers through consistent contact hitting which kept hopes alive among fans present at Citi Field.


May 28, 2025; New York, New York, USA; Chicago White Sox second baseman Lenyn Sosa (50) throws out a runner during the game against the New York Mets at Citi Field. Mandatory Credit: Lucas Boland-Imagn Images

Eighth and Ninth Innings


Heading into these final innings trailing behind yet determined not give up easily - it was here where Brandon Nimmo shone brightest: delivering clutch performances both offensively (with timely base running) & defensively (by making critical catches). His efforts culminated when he scored one last run before time ran out completely sealing victory firmly within reach once more!


Looking ahead now towards future matchups scheduled soon enough against Colorado Rockies back home again next week Friday May 30th starting promptly around evening hours approximately around seven ten pm eastern daylight saving timezone broadcasted live exclusively via COLR network channel available nationwide across United States territories alike! Don't miss out sharing excitement surrounding latest developments unfolding right before your eyes today!

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