The New York Mets secured a 10-5 victory over the Chicago White Sox on Saturday night, with Carson Benge continuing a recent hot streak. Per Yahoo Sports, Benge displayed toughness after a collision during the game, while the Mets' bats and bullpen led the way in what interim manager Andy Green and players described as a "gritty, gutsy" win.
The series did not end favorably for New York. On Sunday, the Mets rallied late but fell to the White Sox on a walk-off homer in the series finale, marking the second walk-off homer Chicago hit in three days. MLB Highlights reported that Tristan Peters hit the go-ahead solo shot in the ninth inning, with Andrew Benintendi contributing an RBI double in the eighth as the White Sox won 2-1.