Mets starter Christian Scott entered Saturday’s game against the Marlins having thrown 1,250 pitches across 15 total starts between 2024 and 2026 in his Major League career, each without earning a victory in the big leagues.

For the first time in their last seven games, the Mets scored more than two runs, and it turns out that it’s a lot easier to win a baseball game when that happens. A relative explosion of offense saw the team win 4-2 in their series finale against the Reds tonight at Citi Field,

Jonah Tong followed the “opener” and shut the door on a couple of self-created rallies. Tong generated three whiffs on 11 swings on 17 cutters. He set the tone for a staff that stranded 17 runners on base.

For as tenuous as things looked at times this week at Nationals Park, the Mets managed to salvage a four-game series split. That was largely thanks to Bo Bichette, who drove home nine runs in the series,

New York Mets right-hander Christian Scott finally tasted victory in the Majors after a long wait and a Tommy John surgery comeback.