Shohei Ohtani 4-0 Bitter Swallow 3K was suppressed by a left-handed Peterson slider

After the two teams played a 13-inning tournament across the day yesterday due to rain, the New York Mets were only hit by 5 hits and conceded 2 points in David Peterson's starting 7.2 innings today, and Juan Soto won 2 runs at home, led by a 2-2 home base, and won the third win in the last 9 games.

Peterson on the left shot 7.2 innings with 99 balls, threw 7 strikeouts and 3 4 dead shots, and was only hit 5 hits, although he was scored 2 points by the Dodgers 2 hits and 1 touch attack in the 2nd inning, but then continued to block the Dodger offense, including making Dodgers Enrique Hernandez and Teoscar Hernandez play a total of 3 double-kills.

It is worth mentioning that Peterson threw 3 strikeouts against Shohei Ohtani in 4 hits and was not hit out, including 4 bad shots in 8 innings and 1 out, Mets head coach Carlos Mendoza still decided to let him face Shohei Ohtani for the fourth time, and the final result was to solve Shohei Ohtani with strikeouts, and then Mendoza decided to replace Peterson with a breakout.

This is the first time this season that Shohei Ohtani has not hit more than 4 hits in a single game and has at least 3 strikeouts, Peterson threw 8 sliders against Shohei Ohtani today, Shohei Ohtani swung 5 balls, and the last 1 of the 3 strikeouts was all sliders.

The Mets hit 11 hits, and after 2 outs in the 2nd inning, they also relied on 1 touch and 2 hits to recover 1 point. After the Mets went out in the 4th inning, they took advantage of two four-bad chances to capture the bases, and after Starling Marte hit a hit to tie the score, Soto hit a strong flat 2 home run and scored 2 points to lead. Brett Baty's second-run hit in the final eight innings added a one-point insurance to give the Mets a 5-2 victory.