The KC bullpen held its own. The Mets (55-41) scored three runs - including a Juan Soto two-run homer - and registered six hits. If there was any day to generate offense, the Royals needed it Saturday at Kauffman Stadium.

The New York Mets appear to have gotten a real helping hand from the replay center over the weekend. The Mets defeated the Kansas City Royals on Saturday by a 3-1 final score at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City,

During Saturday's contest against the Mets, Bobby Witt Jr showed off his range, throwing out Brett Baty in the third.

Juan Soto hit a two-run homer into the right field fountains, leading the New York Mets past the Kansas City Royals 3-1.

Frankie Montas, in his fourth start back from injury, threw five innings of one-run ball, Juan Soto hit a two-run homer, Tyrone Taylor made two game-changing catches in center, Reed Garrett pitched a gritty inning in relief, Luis Torrens threw out a pivotal baserunner in the eighth, and Edwin Diaz emptied the tank to earn a six-out save.

Juan Soto's two-run home run lifts the Mets past the Royals.

With the Mets trailing 3–1 in the top of the eighth and the bases loaded, manager Carlos Mendoza stuck with Vientos against All-Star closer Carlos Estévez. The decision paid of

A? But everything seemed to have turned around for Vientos in one swing. With the Mets trailing the Kansas City Royals 3-1 i