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Mets' Home Run Parade Leaves Braves in the Dust at Citi Field

First Inning


The New York Mets, with a record of 64-55, faced off against the Atlanta Braves, who stood at 51-68. The game unfolded under the lights at Citi Field with an attendance of 39,748 fans. The Braves took an early lead in the first inning with a run on one hit. However, this was just the beginning of what would be a challenging night for them.


Sep 15, 2023; New York City, New York, USA; New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso (20) celebrates his three run home run against the Cincinnati Reds with shortstop Francisco Lindor (12) and right fielder DJ Stewart (29) during the sixth inning at Citi Field. Mandatory Credit: Brad Penner-USA TODAY Sports

Second Inning


The Mets responded fiercely in the second inning by scoring three runs on three hits. This set the tone for their offensive dominance throughout the game. Francisco Alvarez played a crucial role during this period as he showcased his batting prowess.


Third Inning


Continuing their momentum into the third inning, New York added two more runs to their tally from another trio of hits. Pete Alonso's performance was particularly noteworthy as he contributed significantly to maintaining pressure on Atlanta's pitching staff.


Fourth Inning


In an explosive fourth inning, both teams displayed their batting capabilities. The Mets scored three additional runs while Atlanta managed four runs from four hits to keep themselves within striking distance.


Fifth Inning


New York extended its lead further in the fifth inning by adding two more runs from three hits without allowing any response from Atlanta’s lineup during this frame.


Sixth and Seventh Innings


As we moved into later innings—sixth and seventh—the Amazins continued their relentless attack by securing another run followed by two more respectively across these frames; meanwhile keeping Bravos scoreless thanks largely due strong bullpen efforts led notably Gregory Soto whose ERA remained unblemished through his appearances thus far season-long campaign .


Eighth and Ninth Innings


Despite no scoring action occurring eighth or ninth innings either side , it became clear that victory belonged firmly hands home team . With final score reading 13-5 favor hosts , they celebrated well-deserved win over visiting squad .


This matchup provided plenty excitement fans present those watching home alike . For detailed breakdown including player performances key plays check out full match report available online now !


Looking ahead next encounter between these rivals scheduled take place August 13th starting time set precisely at seven ten evening Eastern Daylight Time once again venue being iconic Flushing Queens-based stadium known affectionately around league simply "Citi" where viewers can tune via FDSSO network coverage ensure don’t miss single moment action-packed showdown awaits us all eagerly anticipated rematch looming horizon soon enough indeed !


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