The New York Mets rally late and defeat the Cleveland Guardians 6-5 in extra innings after a back-and-forth game. According to reports, the Mets hold a three-run lead at one point, but Cleveland fights back and the advantage changes hands. The game extends beyond regulation as both teams trade leads. In the late stages, the Mets stage another late push, tying the game in the ninth to force extra innings. Once the game moves past the regular schedule, New York capitalizes on its final opportunities and scores to take a 6-5 lead. Cleveland’s offense falls short in the later frames, and the Mets close out the win. The overall storyline from multiple outlets is that New York’s comeback requires both resilience after relinquishing a sizable lead and timely execution late, culminating in an extra-inning victory.