Braves overpower Mets 14-3 as Manaea struggles in start
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 5, 2026, 11:24 AM
Last updated Jul 5, 2026
The Atlanta Braves defeated the New York Mets 14-3 in the second game of their four-game series on July 4. Mets starter Sean Manaea allowed six runs in the first four innings before being relieved. The Braves hit four home runs, including two from Eli White and Mauricio Dubon, who both connected off Manaea. Despite some offensive effort from the Mets, including home runs from Tyrone Taylor and Mark Vientos, the Braves extended their lead with additional runs driven in by Joey Bart and Mike Yastremzski. The game concluded with the Mets allowing Luis Torrens to pitch, reflecting the extent of their struggles.
- •Braves score six runs off Manaea in first four innings
- •Tyrone Taylor and Mark Vientos hit home runs for Mets
- •Braves hit four home runs in total
- •Luis Torrens pitches late in the game for Mets
- •Nolan McLean set to start for Mets next game against Martin Perez
- 11:24 AMYahoo Sports — Mets Blasted By Braves, 14-3, As Manaea Fails Big
"The New York Mets sent Sean Manaea to the mound against Atlanta last night, and Braves hitters provided the fireworks.
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