Juan Soto’s big bat powers Mets through another rough pitching day for win over Tigers
NY Post
DETROIT — Once Monday’s fourth inning arrived, the Mets became a Juan-man wrecking crew.
Juan Soto’s Labor Day heroics were much needed.
Another Mets starting pitcher was struggling, and runs would be necessary to help start this 10-game road trip properly.
Soto’s bat delivered with a go-ahead grand slam in the fourth.
And after that lead was flushed, he produced a go-ahead, two-run triple in the sixth.
Finally, the Mets had a lead to keep in a 10-8 victory over the Tigers at Comerica Park.
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