New York Mets at Los Angeles Angels: Final Score & Recap

The Los Angeles Angels walked off the New York Mets 4-3 in ten innings on May 2, 2026, at Angel Stadium, rallying from a deficit to claim a victory the DiamondIQ model had favored at 59 percent before first pitch and pegged at 100 percent by game's end. The Angels struck first with a run in the opening frame, the Mets answered with one in the third, and Los Angeles pushed ahead with two in the fourth before New York knotted the game with a two-run seventh. Neither side could break the tie through the ninth, setting the stage for a decisive extra frame.

The bottom of the tenth produced the game's most consequential sequence, all against Mets reliever Austin Warren. Oswald Peraza opened the inning with a walk-off single that swung win probability by 35.9 percent, the largest single-play shift of the game. Jo Adell followed with another single that added 22.0 percent, delivering the winning run and completing the comeback. The inning's tension was not without its stumbles — a Vaughn Grissom flyout had briefly stalled the rally at a cost of 20.5 percent in win probability — but the Angels recovered immediately. Earlier in the game, Grissom had contributed positively with an 18.5 percent WPA single in the fourth, and Tyrone Taylor's seventh-inning single off Reid Detmers had given New York a 15.4 percent boost as the Mets briefly appeared to have seized control.

On the individual ledger, Peraza finished as the game's top offensive contributor by WPA at plus-33.3 percent with a RE24 of plus-1.0, while Adell added plus-18.1 percent WPA and led all batters with a RE24 of plus-1.3. Yoán Moncada rounded out the Angels' offensive standouts at plus-12.0 percent WPA. On the mound, Sam Bachman was the most impactful arm of the night at plus-31.6 percent WPA, supported by Huascar Brazobán at plus-15.0 percent and Tobias Myers at plus-11.1 percent, a trio that collectively preserved the Angels' position long enough for the offense to finish the job in extras.