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Jefry Yan shines as Mets win in extra innings against Guardians

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Last updated Aug 6, 2026

Jefry Yan shines as Mets win in extra innings against Guardians

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Jefry Yan made his major league debut for the Mets on August 5, energizing the team in a 6-5 extra-inning victory over the Guardians in Cleveland. Yan struck out two batters while showcasing a unique celebration, helping the Mets rally after losing their lead. The game was tied in the ninth after the Mets scored two runs off closer Cade Smith. Bo Bichette later drove in the go-ahead run in the 10th. This win comes amid a dynamic restructuring for the Mets after a recent trade selloff, as they look to regain competitiveness.

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•Yan debuted and struck out two batters in an impressive relief outing.
•Mets trailed before tying the game with two runs in the ninth.
•Bo Bichette drove in the winning run in the 10th inning.
•The Mets are infusing energy into their roster post-selloff.

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2:31 AMYahoo Sports — Jefry Yan’s theatrics energize Mets in extra-inning win over Guardians

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CLEVELAND — It might have taken Jefry Yan nearly 12 years, four baseball organizations, several odd jobs and a handful of beer league innings to reach the major leagues with the Mets, but make no mistake, he was born to be a Met. The lefty with the electric fastball and in-game dance moves that resemble the electric slide made his long-awaited big league debut Wednesday night at Progressive ...
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Yahoo SportsAug 6, 2026, 2:31 AM
Jefry Yan’s theatrics energize Mets in extra-inning win over Guardians
CLEVELAND — It might have taken Jefry Yan nearly 12 years, four baseball organizations, several odd jobs and a handful of beer league innings to reach the major leagues with the Mets, but make no mistake, he was born to be a Met. The lefty with the electric fastball and in-game dance moves that resemble the electric slide made his long-awaited big league debut Wednesday night at Progressive ...

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