Bo Bichette powers the New York Mets to a 7-5 win over the Atlanta Braves on Friday night at Citi Field. Multiple reports say Bichette records two home runs and finishes with six RBIs, including a grand slam as part of a multi-hit performance. The Mets score early against Braves starter Spencer Strider, with Bichette’s home run and Juan Soto’s back-to-back homer in the first inning cited as key early blows. Bichette later adds another homer, which helps extend New York’s lead. One report also notes Bichette ties his career high with six runs batted in. Strider exits the game after experiencing right arm soreness after throwing to one batter in the fourth inning, according to accounts from the game recap. Devin Williams earns a four-out save as the Mets hold on in the late stages. Other coverage emphasizes that Bichette’s performance comes after periods of inconsistency during the season, highlighting the magnitude of this particular game for his offense. Overall, sources agree Bichette’s hitting drives the result, with the Mets surviving a Braves comeback attempt to secure the victory.