Lourdes Gurriel Jr. made three shots, including a Homer, and drove two runs, Zac Gallen recorded his first home victory this season, and Arizona Diamondback beat the New York Mets 5-1 at Phoenix on Tuesday.
Gurriel's sixth shot Mets Starter David Peterson (2-2) closed two conditions Homer, Diamondback 4-1 ahead of 4-1 and Gallen and Bullpen did the rest.
Gallen (3-4) hit two hit and hit six in seven inning, the longest beginning of the season. After walking in a run in the third, he met minimum 13.
Pete Alonso had Gallen's RBI when Gallen gave a single to Francisco Alvarez and walked Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto, with his bases loaded with two and third exits.
Mark Vientos chose Gallen in the seventh place before Gallen entered the double game in Gallen's 101st field to finish Jeff McNieil's shot.
Francisco Alvarez had two singles for Mets, put two runners against Shelby Miller in the ninth, but Vientos did not score to finish the game. They lost five out of seven.
Gallen defeated Mets on May 1 with a similar trip, a running and two strokes of a 4-2 victory.
Josh naylor, a ground and sacrifice fly in two runs and scored twice goals, and the late series Jose Herrera took two hit for Diamondbacks, who won two out of three. Gabriel was a scratch before the game.
Peterson, six strokes and four strokes left four running. At the beginning of the last beginning of April 29, he left a run against Arizona with a 8-1 win.
Mets's 1-0 leadership was built on a video reversal. Alvarez met third before Tyrone Taylor entered a visible double game, but Taylor was safely managed after a video review. Lindor, Soto and Alonso made a four-step walk before walking in 3-2 census.
Randal Grichuk and Gurriel doubled Peterson in the fourth place, and Grichuk looked generously with a shot when he crossed Vientos's legs at his third base for the first hit of the hard grounding Arizona to open his shot.
Gurriel doubled in a run, and the second scored a goal for Geraldo Perdomo to get ahead 2-1.
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