Mets' Bullpen Shines: Myers, Raley, and Williams Showcase Dominance

After Clay Holmes walked off the mound after 5.2 innings, the New York Mets led 4-2 and needed their bullpen to hold the lead.

Tobias Myers entered first, striking out all three batters he faced in 1.1 innings. Brooks Raley followed in the 8th, allowing a single but stranding the runner. Devin Williams closed out the game in the 9th, with two pop-outs and a strikeout, securing his first save as a Met.

In total, the trio pitched 3.1 innings, allowing only 1 hit, no walks, and with 4 strikeouts, demonstrating the team's strength.

The Cardinals failed to put a single runner in scoring position after Holmes left the game, highlighting the bullpen's effectiveness.

Myers has been reliable in middle relief, Raley is doing the quiet work in the 8th, and Williams is proving to be the high-leverage closer the team needed. The team's structure is there, and if this group can stay healthy and maintain control, opposing managers will have very little time to cause damage.

The team proved its worth on the field, securing its first road win of 2026.

Myers pitched 1.1 innings, allowing no runs and with 3 strikeouts. Raley pitched 1.0 inning, allowing no runs and with no strikeouts. Williams pitched 1.0 inning, allowing no runs, with 1 strikeout, and securing save number 1.

The Mets' bullpen was impeccable, demonstrating their ability to secure wins and maintain the lead on the scoreboard.

The combination of these three pitchers provided a dominant and crucial performance for the team.