The New York Mets overcame a frustrating offensive outing to secure a 3-2 walk-off victory against the Toronto Blue Jays. Despite struggling with runners in scoring position early on, Francisco Lindor's sacrifice fly in the bottom of the ninth proved decisive. Jose Siri scored the winning run, marking Lindor's seventh career walk-off RBI. The game turned around in the eighth inning when Jesse Winker hit a two-run triple, tying the score after the Mets had failed to capitalize on earlier opportunities against Chris Bassitt, who pitched 6.2 scoreless innings.

The Mets' Griffin Canning matched Bassitt early on, but the Blue Jays struck first, with Vladimir Guerrero Jr. driving in the opening run. As the game progressed, the tension heightened with the Mets stranding runners, but Winker's triple ignited their comeback. Lindor’s clutch performance showcased the team's resilience, setting up a thrilling finish as they aim for a series sweep on Sunday.