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Francisco Lindor, Mets outlast Dodgers in further innings; Paul Blackburn throws 5 shutout innings
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Francisco Lindor, Mets outlast Dodgers in further innings; Paul Blackburn throws 5 shutout innings

Last updated: June 3, 2025 1:32 pm
Editorial Board Published June 3, 2025
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LOS ANGELES — When Francisco Lindor hits a house run, the Mets often win.

Monday night time at Dodger Stadium, he took right-hander Dustin Could deep to proper discipline to guide off the primary recreation of a four-game sequence in opposition to the defending World Sequence champs.

However the Dodgers often win when Shohei Ohtani does, properly, what Shohei Ohtani does.

Ohtani minimize the Mets’ lead in half within the backside of the seventh with a 424-foot moonshot off Max Kranick. Then, he tied the sport within the backside of the ninth with a sacrifice fly to ship the sport into further innings, solely 10 days after the groups performed 13 of them. This time, it was the Mets who outlasted the Dodgers in a 4-3 win, their twenty seventh victory that featured a homer by Lindor.

“When he goes, pretty much everyone goes,” mentioned supervisor Carlos Mendoza.

Lindor gave the Mets the beginning they wanted and Francisco Alvarez and Jose Butto sealed the win in the long run. However it was the 5 scoreless innings that Paul Blackburn gave that was essential in placing the Mets able to win.

Alvarez led off the highest of the tenth with a leadoff double off Dodgers nearer Tanner Scott, scoring the automated runner to place the Mets (38-22) again forward. Lindor adopted with an RBI single, giving them a two-run lead. It wasn’t a lot, however in a recreation with skinny margins, the whole lot counts.

The backstop has not produced the way in which he or the Mets would have preferred this season after a late begin with a spring coaching damage. He’s swinging late on fastballs and lacking on breaking balls. However he didn’t miss on Scott’s 1-1 four-seamer, driving it to proper discipline.

“That was huge,” Lindor mentioned. “He’s been working extremely hard and he’s been grinding. He’s been going good, as I like to say.”

The Dodgers (36-24) didn’t make it simple on the Mets within the backside of the tenth. Down to 2 relievers — left-hander Jose Castillo and right-hander Jose Butto — Mendoza went to Castillo to begin the inning to face left-handed Freddie Freeman, right-handed Andy Pages and left-handed Max Muncy. Castillo walked Freeman and gave up an RBI single to Pages. He struck out Muncy to deliver up one other lefty, Michael Conforto.

The previous Mets outfielder was introduced as the following hitter and bought all the way in which to the plate earlier than L.A. supervisor Dave Roberts pinch-hit for him with catcher Will Smith. The Mets went to Butto, their final remaining reliever, for the ultimate two outs.

“I just thought [have Castillo] get two out of three lefties, and then have the righty ready in case they pinch-hit,” Mendoza mentioned. “And I’m glad they came through.”

However nobody got here by means of like Blackburn.

The L.A. lineup has been a nightmare matchup for the Amazin’s in current historical past. They management the strike zone with exceptional persistence, daring pitchers to overlook. The Mets walked far too many hitters in a six-game playoff sequence final fall, Muncy particularly. Those they didn’t stroll made them pay.

Blackburn (1-0) restricted the Dodgers to solely three hits and a stroll, whereas placing out three — together with Ohtani twice, drawing on his expertise going through him with the Oakland A’s when the two-way famous person was with the Los Angeles Angels.

“He is obviously one of my best hitters in the game,” Blackburn mentioned. “But I think just being able to go back and know that I know what he looks like in the box, and that I’ve seen him a lot, that kind of helps.”

Blackburn used his cutter to restrict arduous contact with lefties and a stored righties off steadiness with a changeup, a sinker and a slider. He threw 77 pitches, not a single one was a fastball.

“When it comes to me as a pitcher, I’m a guy that I can’t really rely on a single pitch,” he mentioned. “I kind of let the hitters kind of tell me what the pitches I should throw to them. For that lineup over there, it’s a lot of damage from the lefties. Being able to get that cutter in and kind of get it off the barrel, it was huge.”

It was the primary begin for Blackburn since Aug. 23. After coming to the Mets on the commerce deadline, Blackburn had a severe of unusual accidents, getting hit by a line drive on his hand, after which affected by a spinal fluid leak that required surgical procedure. He was on observe to begin the season on time earlier than waking up with a swollen knee earlier than Opening Day. Getting again on the mound was an emotional win as properly.

However now the Mets will possible transfer him to the bullpen. He was the sixth starter this time round, and with Sean Manaea and Frankie Montas working towards June returns, Blackburn will probably be transferring to an extended reduction function.

“I think my role here is a little different,” he mentioned. “I’m just ready to pitch when they want me to pitch. I’m not blind to the guys that are coming off the IL here soon. It’s just being able to take the ball whenever they want me to take the ball.”

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