Heroes, zeros and the inside pitch from the Mets’ 6-3 win over the Yankees on Saturday night in the Subway Series in Queens.

In a play reminiscent of the former Mets second baseman’s infamous error in the Subway Series, rookie Carson Benge made an ugly miscue in the top of the seventh with the Mets up by three runs over the Yankees at Citi Field.

He stepped off the subway at 149th Street, and before leaving, he shouted diplomatically to the two uniformed Major League rookies onboard: "Gotta get off here. Hey, y'all win that game!" Mets center fielder Kirk Nieuwenhuis and Yankees reliever Cody Eppley were straphangers at around 1 p.

Freddy Peralta recently rattled off his impressions of a few of the Mets’ starting pitchers before the topic turned to his own season.

Coming off a sweep of the Tigers, the Mets began the Subway Series last night against the Yankees, and the good times quickly came to an end. They fell behind early, were largely shut down by Cam Schlittler,

Veteran lefty Carlos Rodon made his second start of 2026 for the Yankees, coming off surgery last October to remove loose bodies near his left elbow.