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The New York Mets defeated the San Francisco Giants 5–2 on April 5 at Oracle Park, capitalizing on a significant offensive advantage that saw them record 13 hits to San Francisco's 7 while maintaining a .723 OPS compared to the Giants' .561. The Mets' pitching staff was equally dominant, allowing just 7 hits and 2 earned runs with an ERA of 2.53, while striking out 8 batters. San Francisco's offense struggled throughout, managing only a .208 batting average with zero home runs and just 2 RBIs, compounded by 2 defensive errors that contributed to their loss. The Giants' pitching was less effective, yielding 13 hits and 5 earned runs with a 4.65 ERA despite fanning 5 Mets batters. New York's balanced approach—generating contact with a .250 average while drawing walks—proved the difference in this early-season matchup. The Mets' pitching depth and efficiency suggest they can sustain early momentum, while the Giants face pressure to correct their offensive inconsistencies moving forward in the division race.