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The Mets finally broke their losing streak with a hard-fought series win over the Royals, their first in nearly a month and a major boost for a team in need of momentum. They scored six or more runs in five straight games for the first time this season, proving their offense is finally clicking. Sean Manaea delivered his longest start of the year, going seven innings and allowing just three runs — exactly the kind of pitching consistency they’ve desperately needed. The offense exploded in the fifth inning of the finale, erupting for five runs to take control after an early homer, thanks to standout contributions from Tyrone Taylor, Brett Baty, and Francisco Alvarez. Juan Soto added his 21st home run, helping extend the lead. Players are talking about better game planning and belief in each other — the intangibles that can turn a season around. With four wins in their last five, they’re heading into their final series before the All-Star break on a high note, primed to face the Red Sox and keep building momentum.

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