Mets Extend Win Streak to Six, Defeat Phillies 5-1

The New York Mets extended their win streak to six games with a 5-1 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies, driven by strong pitching from Griffin Canning and a potent offense led by Francisco Lindor and Mark Vientos. Vientos demonstrated progress at the plate, capitalizing on offspeed pitches and delivering an important RBI double, reflecting a broader trend of the Mets facing fewer fastballs than any team in MLB. The Mets' bullpen continued its dominance, and Lindor's hot streak further boosted the team's momentum. Meanwhile, the Phillies' struggles were compounded by the Mets' 'vibes'—a sense of chemistry and momentum that has shifted from Philadelphia to New York since late last season. The Mets' resilience was also evident in their previous win, where hustle plays and clutch hitting turned the tide in their favor, underscoring their growing reputation for finding success from unexpected contributors. As the Mets surge, the Phillies face not only a strong opponent but also the challenge of regaining their own lost momentum.