The New York Mets beat the San Francisco Giants 4-2 in Sunday’s game, turning a late rally into a go-ahead advantage. In the eighth inning, with two outs, Bo Bichette hits a three-run homer that puts the Mets ahead.
The inning begins with Brett Baty delivering a pinch-hit home run, his second career such homer. According to reports, Baty’s drive clears the left-field fence off Carson Seymour. Later in the eighth, an intentional walk to Juan Soto precedes Bichette’s homer, described as a turning point in the Mets’ rally.
While the outlets align on the final score and the key late-inning homers, they emphasize slightly different setup details—Yahoo highlights the intentional walk to Soto and the sequence leading into Bichette’s swing. The Winnipeg Free Press story mirrors the central narrative that Bichette’s late three-run homer helps New York complete the win.
