July 12, 2025; Census City, Missouri, USA; New York Met’s hit Hoter Juan Soto (22) at the Cauffeman Stadium against the Cancer City Royals in the fourth innings. Compulsory Credit: Peter Aken-Emagan Picture Frankie Montas allowed a run while pitching in the sixth innings, and Juan Soto club a two-run homer, New York Met’s on Saturday won the road of more than a month with more than a 3–1 win over Cannes City Royals.
Montas (2–1) was quite solid after its fourth beginning of the season with a lat strain on about three months. He survived 21-picked first innings without any run. For the game, he gave four hits and hit five; His only earned run ran in the sixth RBI of Jonathan India on double.
Meanwhile, Soto deepened for the second straight game for New York, which managed six hits, but won the back-to-back road competition for the first time after setting three-marks in Colorado in Colorado on 6-8 June for the 8-3 series-opening victory on Friday. Edwin Diaz quipped in the last two innings for his 19th Save.
Census City entered four directly in the series, but in the last two days the scoring position is 1 -for -17 with runners. Two couples in India were responsible for half of the Royals hit on Saturday.
After scratching Scheduled Starter Michael Lorengen due to illness, it turned into a bullpen day for Canasus City. Angel Zarpa first gave a scorching, then Jonathan Baulan (1-2) picked the next three, but the Drive of Soto was found on the second base with Franciso Lindor, which landed at the second level of the Right-Female Fountain for 2–0 mate edge in the fourth.
Meanwhile, Montas allowed two hits through five innings before Kyle Isbel and India from the back-to-back doubles, the sixth opened it 2–1. This ended the day of Montas, but Reid Garate came and retired the heart of Royals Order – Bobby Wit Jr., Vinny Passqurantino and Machael Garcia – while killing India in the third.
Census City also implicated the runners in the first and third place in the seventh. With one in the eighth, Diaz drove Wits, who was then caught stealing after a replay, which overturned a safe call on the field.
In the ninth of the Mets, Pete Alonso doubled and scored in the center field in Jeff McNell’s two-out single.
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