(Point culminant) Carson Benge frappe son premier home run en carrière
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(Point culminant) Carson Benge frappe son premier home run en carrière
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CARSON!!!!!!!
SO MANY RUNS!!
Let’s fucking go kid
Welcome to the show!
WELCOME TO THE BIGS BUDDY
CARSON MOTHER FUCKING BENGE
Giggling at Alvarez winding up for a giant forearm bash and then them both deciding to just tap arms so as not to cody bellinger it
Strike up the GAP Band! 💣🤠
We’re literally going to win the World Series
It was the dead bird luck
Benge bomb
Somebody grab that ball!
Dinger season is back
I have a hunch we won’t win this one, bold claim I know
THATS MY TOP PROSPECT
Carson Benge now leads all New York right fielders in homers runs this season.
Every time a bird falls out of the sky and fucking dies next to Carson Benge he hits a home run.
I am unbridled!!!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This kid is going to be a superstar
Piss missle
Opening day curtain call for a Rookie. Hell yeah fuck yeah.
He skipped after he rounded first…. I love him already
And BACK TO BACK! Someone post Alvy’s bomb, that went about 900 feet
I LOVE THIS SPORT
He’s the 4th Mets rookie to hit a HR on opening day, and the first since 2004. Though of note, Elster and Jones both had played previously but were technically rookies. Matsui and Benge are the only « true » rookies to do it.
# Ask Screwball: [Rookies to hit a HR in their first game for the Mets on opening day](https://screwball.com/search?q=Rookies+to+hit+a+HR+in+their+first+game+for+the+Mets+on+opening+day)
| Batter | G | AB | HR | First |
|—|—|—|—|— |
| Carson Benge | 1 | 3 | 1 | Mar 26, 2026 |
| Kazuo Matsui | 1 | 3 | 1 | Apr 6, 2004 |
| Kevin Elster | 1 | 4 | 1 | Apr 4, 1988 |
| Cleon Jones | 1 | 4 | 1 | Apr 15, 1966 |
In his first career game
Turns out that bird had some pretty bad allegations back home and it was good he died.
DEAD BIRD MAGIC!!!!
ABENGER
CARSON ALVY BACK TO BACK THIS IS A GREAT DAY
Not that they’re doing a terrible job, but it’s a shame this game is on NBC with all these big moments. I’ll have to go back and listen to the radio highlights later.