Mets Sweep Rockies Behind Ronny Mauricio's Power Display

Ronny Mauricio, a 24-year-old infielder for the New York Mets, impressed with a massive 456-foot home run in their 8-1 win over the Colorado Rockies, helping the Mets extend their winning streak to seven out of nine games. Mauricio was promoted from Triple-A Syracuse after missing the entire previous season due to knee surgeries, and Mets manager Carlos Mendoza emphasized the need for patience as Mauricio continues his development despite his evident power and impact. The Mets' offense was strong overall, including homers from Jared Young and Jeff McNeil, with Francisco Lindor contributing three hits and two stolen bases despite a broken toe. The Rockies, struggling with the worst home record in the majors, continued their poor performance with an 0-for-8 showing with runners in scoring position and a 6-24 record at Coors Field. Sunday's matchup will feature Mets pitcher Tylor Megill against Rockies' Chase Dollander, as the Mets aim for a season-series sweep. Mauricio's power display and the Mets' offensive depth underscore their dominance over the Rockies, highlighting both the young player's potential and the Rockies' ongoing struggles.