Mets Begin Second Half Behind Alvarez's Power Display

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Mets Begin Second Half Behind Alvarez's Power Display

The Mets opened the second half with a 4-1 victory over the Phillies in Philadelphia. Francisco Alvarez powered New York's offense, going deep twice to lead the win. Strong pitching and timely hitting secured an important road victory, giving the Mets early momentum after the All-Star break while handing the Phillies a frustrating start to the second half.

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