The New York Mets secured a crucial 3-2 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays, moving them into the final National League Wild Card spot with a one-game lead over the Braves. Despite a lackluster offensive performance, the Mets capitalized on Toronto's eighth-inning errors, scoring two runs via a wild pitch and a passed ball. Tylor Megill delivered an impressive start, allowing just one hit over six shutout innings with nine strikeouts. Manager Carlos Mendoza confirmed Megill will remain in the rotation with an upcoming start against either the Phillies or Nationals. The win was pivotal, especially following Atlanta's loss to the Reds, giving the Mets a slight edge in the playoff race.