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The Miami Marlins shut out the New York Mets 4–0 on May 24 at loanDepot park, with Miami's pitching staff holding New York to just 5 hits while striking out 8 batters. The Marlins' offense, though modest with a .699 OPS, manufactured enough production to break through, collecting 9 hits and 1 home run to drive in 4 runs. The Mets managed only 5 hits and were held scoreless despite drawing 5 walks, striking out 8 times while posting a .642 OPS that underscored their offensive struggles. Miami's pitching allowed just 5 hits and 0 earned runs across the game, a dominant performance that contrasted sharply with New York's 3.84 ERA and 4 earned runs allowed. The shutout represents a significant pitching advantage for the Marlins and suggests Miami's rotation can compete despite modest offensive metrics. The Mets' inability to generate runs with runners in scoring position will need addressing as they look to bounce back in the series.