The White Sox score a walk-off run to defeat the Mets 2-1, handing New York another late loss. Kodai Senga allows a late home run that turns the game, and the Mets fail to avoid a second consecutive defeat that ends with a White Sox final at-bat.
New York’s offense does not manage to break through late after a standout start from Nolan McLean, who delivers six strong scoreless innings. Yahoo Sports and the New York Post both frame the outcome as a late-game pitching moment—Senga’s bullpen appearance leading to the decisive homer—while noting that the Mets’ opportunity to rally is limited despite McLean’s performance. The coverage centers on how New York’s early pitching success does not translate into late runs, and how Chicago’s timing at the end determines the result.