The Mets lost their series finale against the Chicago White Sox primarily due to poor pitching from Griffin Canning who allowed five runs in three innings. Despite Mark Vientos hitting a three-run homer, the team struggled significantly with runners in scoring position, finishing 2-for-12 in such scenarios. This dropped their batting average with RISP to .212, the worst in the National League. Manager Carlos Mendoza noted the team's awareness of this issue and emphasized the need to improve performance in clutch situations to achieve better results.
Canning's performance was disappointing, and the Mets continued to struggle with runners in scoring position, worsening their already poor stats in that category.
Manager Carlos Mendoza emphasized the need for improvement with runners in scoring position, stating that while underlying numbers are encouraging, results must be achieved.
Despite some scoring opportunities created by eight walks, the Mets managed only five hits and failed to capitalize when it counted.
Canning admitted to letting the team down, acknowledging his lack of competitiveness and poor execution during the game that set a bad tone.
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