Pittsburgh Pirates Hit Seven Home Runs in Win

The Pittsburgh Pirates made history by hitting seven home runs in a 14-2 victory over the New York Mets, exhausting PNC Park's fireworks supply. Bryan Reynolds and Rowdy Tellez achieved a unique feat of each hitting multiple homers, including a grand slam in the same game, with Reynolds amassing six RBIs. Pirates rookie pitcher Paul Skenes continued his impressive performance, striking out eight in seven innings. The team's offensive explosion, fueled by homers, overshadowed the Mets, who allowed seven home runs, with Pittsburgh now standing at 42-45 in the NL Central. This remarkable display of power hitting and pitching prowess marked a memorable night for the Pirates and their fans.