The New York Mets defeat the Milwaukee Brewers 4-0 on Tuesday night at American Family Field, in a game powered by strong pitching and timely offense. Zac Thornton leads the Mets with a scoreless outing, extending his streak while allowing Milwaukee only four hits. He works in combination with three Mets relievers to complete the shutout. New York’s offense provides separation with a homer from Jared Young and another from Luis Robert Jr., who drives a solo shot in the eighth inning. Robert’s homer travels 451 feet to left-center and is his first hit since missing nearly three months with a back injury. The win gives the Mets their third victory in five games since the All-Star break, and it ends Milwaukee’s four-game winning streak. Multiple reports characterize the Mets’ performance as all-around, with effective pitching and support from the home run production. Bryse Wilson takes the loss for the Brewers as the Mets secure the series win in convincing fashion.