The Mets had one of their best offensive performances of their season, beating the Rockies 13-5. The win saw the Mets move to 42-24 on the year, and also saw the Mets complete both a series and season sweep of the aforementioned Rockies.
The offense was obviously the star of the show, but the pitching held up their end of the bargain as well. Tylor Megill had an extremely Tylor Megill start. He only went five innings despite getting eight runs of support, but also only surrendered three hits. He walked three batters, struck out five, gave up two runs, and basically ran out of gas after the fifth.