The Athletics<\/a> limited the potent New York Mets<\/a> lineup to one run on five hits en route to a 3\u20131 victory at Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento, California.<\/p>\n The Athletics took a 2\u20130 lead in the bottom of the fourth on an RBI single by Tyler Soderstrom<\/a><\/strong> and a bases-loaded groundout to second by JJ Bleday<\/a><\/strong>. In the sixth, the Mets slashed the lead in half with a solo homer by Brandon Nimmo<\/a><\/strong>. The Athletics completed the scoring in the bottom of the seventh on a double from Jhonny Pereda<\/a><\/strong>, scoring Max Muncy<\/a><\/strong> from first.<\/p>\n J.T. Ginn<\/a><\/strong>, Justin Sterner<\/a><\/strong>, Tyler Ferguson<\/a><\/strong>, and Mason Miller<\/a><\/strong> combined to hold the vaunted Mets offense to a single run, that coming from the Nimmo home run. Notably, Pete Alonso<\/a><\/strong>, who tormented the Athletics Friday night with a 3-for-3 effort, was 0-for-4 with three strikeouts.<\/p>\n The Athletics did not hit any home runs Saturday despite winning. This is a good sign for the team, given that nearly half of their runs (28 of 65) have come via the long ball. Teams that are too dependent on home runs to score runs are more prone to scoring droughts than teams that build innings.<\/p>\n Every Athletics player with at least one plate appearance had a hit.<\/p>\n They didn\u2019t lead to any runs this time, but the Athletics committed two errors. They are currently second in the American League and third in the majors with 12.<\/p>\n Of the five runners the Athletics left on base, four were in scoring position. It did not cost them the game, but it is something that cannot become a regular occurrence.<\/p>\n Jacob Wilson<\/a><\/strong> extended his hitting streak to 15 games with a fourth-inning double, later scoring the first run of the game. He is the first rookie to open a season with a hitting streak of 15 games or greater since David Dahl<\/a><\/strong>\u2019s 17-game streak to open the 2016 season. Dahl is tied with Leon Roberts<\/a><\/strong> (1975) and Chuck Aleno<\/a><\/strong> (1941) for the record. Wilson can match Juan Pierre<\/a><\/strong> (2000) and Bobby Wilkins<\/a><\/strong> (1945) in his next game. \u2026 Wilson needs two more games to match Stan Javier<\/a><\/strong> (1994) for the Athletics franchise record in season-opening hitting streaks.<\/p>\n Ginn earned the win as Mets starter David Peterson<\/strong><\/a> took the loss. With his scoreless ninth inning, Miller earned his fourth save of the season.<\/p>\n The Athletics (6\u20139) will shoot for their second series win of the season (and first at home) Sunday afternoon in their series conclusion with the Mets (9\u20135). Athletics ace Luis Severino<\/a><\/strong> will face a fellow right-hander, Kodai Senga<\/a><\/strong> of the Mets. First pitch will be at 1:05 pm Pacific.<\/p>\nAthletics \u2013 Mets Game Summary<\/h3>\n
What Went Right for the Athletics<\/h3>\n
Pitching<\/h4>\n
Scored without Needing the Long Ball<\/h4>\n
Spreading the Love<\/h4>\n
What Went Wrong for the Athletics<\/h3>\n
Defensive Miscues<\/h4>\n
Runners Left in Scoring Position<\/h4>\n
Quick Hits<\/h3>\n
Looking Ahead<\/h3>\n
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