The New York Mets defeated the Miami Marlins 6-4, with Francisco Lindor hitting two home runs and Jeff McNeil contributing three RBIs. Mets starter David Peterson improved to 5-0, allowing two runs over five innings, while closer Edwin Díaz secured his 12th save despite a late Marlins rally. The Mets split the four-game series against the struggling Marlins, who hold the worst record in the National League. Earlier in the series, the Mets lost 4-2 in a game where Jazz Chisholm's three-run homer highlighted Miami's offense. The Marlins showed competitiveness, overcoming errors and showing resolve, but ultimately fell short in the series finale. New York's offense remains inconsistent, but McNeil's performance has been a bright spot as they continue to battle for a playoff position.