The Los Angeles Dodgers had everyone thinking their pitchers were invincible, but the New York Mets had other plans. Coming off three straight shutouts, the Dodgers were looking to keep their scoreless streak alive, but it didn't take long for Francisco Lindor to change the narrative.
The Mets shortstop stepped up to the plate and, with one swift swing, sent the ball flying over the fence for a leadoff homer. The crowd went wild as Lindor rounded the bases, and the Mets dugout erupted in cheers.
The Dodgers, however, refused to give up. They battled back, trying to silence the Mets' bats, but Mark Vientos had other plans. In the second inning, with the bases loaded, Vientos unleashed a grand slam that left the Dodgers reeling.
The Mets continued to pour it on, scoring run after run, until they finally took the win with a 7-3 victory. The Dodgers' scoreless streak came to an end, and the Mets had evened out the series.
The momentum has now shifted in the Mets favor, but the series is far from over. The Dodgers will look to regroup and come back stronger in the next game.