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“Historic Home Opener: Alonso and Megill Shine as Mets Blank Blue Jays in Thrilling 5-0 Victory!”

"Historic Home Opener: Alonso and Megill Shine as Mets Blank Blue Jays in Thrilling 5-0 Victory!"

Only, this is a new year and a new team with boundless optimism in the early stages of 2025. After review, it turned out that Bo Bichette missed the tag, and Lindor was able to get his hand in safely.

“He likes to set the tone,” said Mets manager Carlos Mendoza of Lindor. “Today, first pitch of the game right away. Here we are, attacking. It’s good to see. He brings the energy, and, again, that’s what you want to see out of your offense: you have to attack. We did that from pitch one today.”

The Mets’ attack continued with their $765 million man coming up to bat. The whole stadium rose to its feet and stayed standing. In fact, the stadium rose to stand for all of Juan Soto’s at-bats in his first game at Citi Field as a member of the Mets, not wanting to miss a single pitch.

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