In a game marred by heightened expectations for Juan Soto, Griffin Canning emerged as a surprising star for the Mets, securing a 4-1 win against the Cardinals. Canning, who had signed as a relative unknown after five inconsistent seasons, impressed with a six-inning performance, allowing only one run and showcasing a renewed pitching ability with a 3.43 ERA through four starts. His strikeout prowess and control over his pitch selection played a key role in halting the team's skid, providing much-needed depth to a depleted bullpen, and reassuring a fan base eager for success.
Canning’s six-inning, one-run, 102-pitch beauty halted the Mets' two-game skid, showcasing his revitalization with a 3.43 ERA through four starts.
Limited to three hits and two walks while striking out eight, Canning effectively managed a strong Cardinals lineup, bouncing back to lead the Mets to victory.
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