ATLANTA — The New York Mets showcased a strong offensive performance, defeating the Atlanta Braves 8-5, highlighted by Brett Baty’s first career grand slam in the first inning. This victory marked their sixth win in seven games, averaging 7.1 runs per game on the road trip, despite being 14 games under .500 and missing their star player Juan Soto due to injury. Interim manager Andy Green praised the team’s depth as contributions came from all players. Pitcher Christian Scott struggled but the Mets’ offense ensured a comfortable lead, aided by notable performances from Jared Young and Francisco Lindor.
