The Mets have won five of six games at Citi Field this week despite having trailed in all but one of those games. That came after the front office spoke up Monday to defend the embattled second-year manager, Mickey Callaway. The Mets (25-26) could climb back to .500 with a win on Sunday. Ramos drove in four runs and had all three of the Mets’ hits through the first eight innings, including a go-ahead two-run shot in the sixth. Diaz replaced Robert Gsellman with a runner on third and allowed a tying single to Jones for his first blown save as a Met.

Source: New York Times May 26, 2019 04:07 UTC