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The New York Mets defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 3–0 on June 30 at Rogers Centre, with New York's pitching staff delivering a shutout despite modest offensive output. The Mets managed just 7 hits but capitalized on 2 home runs to drive in all 3 runs, while their pitchers struck out 9 and allowed only 6 hits with a 4.06 ERA. Toronto's bats were largely silent, managing 6 hits with a .696 OPS and striking out 9 times, leaving the team scoreless despite drawing 2 walks. The game fell well under the Vegas total of 7.5, reflecting both the Mets' pitching effectiveness and the Blue Jays' offensive struggles. A defensive error by Toronto contributed to the home team's inability to mount a comeback. The shutout performance underscores New York's ability to win tight contests through pitching depth, a critical factor as the Mets continue their second-half push.