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The New York Mets defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 3-2 on August 25, 2026, at Citi Field, using power and steady pitching to secure the one-run victory. New York collected 11 hits and hit two home runs, while Milwaukee finished with nine hits but did not homer. The Mets’ two long balls provided an important difference in a game where both clubs were credited with two RBI and drew three walks. New York’s pitching staff struck out nine Brewers and limited Milwaukee to two earned runs, overcoming a lineup that entered the matchup with a .733 OPS compared with the Mets’ .699 mark. Milwaukee’s pitchers recorded seven strikeouts and allowed only two earned runs, but the Mets created more scoring impact from their 11 hits. With no Vegas total available, the clearest trend was pitching dominance: the teams combined for only five runs despite producing 20 hits and six walks. New York also committed no errors, keeping defensive lapses from extending Milwaukee’s opportunities in a tight game. The result should help the Mets’ run differential while reinforcing the importance of dependable rotation and bullpen work.