Mets Extend Winning Streak to Four with 6-4 Victory over White Sox

The New York Mets secured a 6-4 comeback victory over the Chicago White Sox, marking their fourth consecutive comeback win and elevating their record to 34-21. Pete Alonso and Jared Young each contributed two-run homers in a productive first inning, with Young hitting his first home run since returning to the majors after a long absence. Despite an early two-run homer from White Sox's Miguel Vargas, the Mets' offense rallied effectively, supported by Tylor Megill's pitching which stabilized after a shaky start. The Mets' resilience has been a defining feature recently, as highlighted by their ability to overcome deficits and maintain strong performances, including key contributions from players like Francisco Lindor, Brett Baty, and Jeff McNeil. Their upcoming games continue to test their form, with a series finale against Chicago scheduled shortly. The Mets' consistent ability to mount comebacks underscores their competitive momentum this season.