Mets Dominate Twins in High-Scoring Showdown

In an impressive display of offensive prowess, the New York Mets triumphed over the Minnesota Twins, racking up 17 hits and scoring 11 runs in a game that showcased the team's depth and talent. Outfielder Tyrone Taylor contributed significantly, not only with two hits off the bench but also by robbing Ryan Jeffers of a home run. The Mets' lineup was relentless, with each of the 11 batters who participated in the game recording at least one hit, including Torrens, who led with three hits. Mets slugger Pete Alonso continued his strong performance, hitting a home run for the second consecutive game, while teammate Martinez added two RBIs to the tally. The Mets' offensive onslaught was highlighted by a five-run sixth inning, marking their highest run total at home since 2016. Jose Buttó secured his second save of the season, despite allowing a solo homer to Jeffers in the ninth inning. In a notable moment, outfielder Matt Wallner made his major league pitching debut, impressively holding the Mets scoreless over the final 1 1/3 innings with his slow pitches. Alonso praised Taylor's remarkable catch during the game, humorously suggesting he might treat him to lunch as a reward. Meanwhile, the Mets are monitoring the health of infielder Miranda, who sustained multiple injuries during a recent game against Detroit. Manager Carlos Mendoza reported that Miranda is improving but remains under observation for any symptoms.