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Arizona defeated New York 5–1 on May 10 at Chase Field, with the Diamondbacks' pitching staff limiting the Mets to just four hits and one run despite a modest ERA of 4.50. The home team manufactured offense through five RBIs on only five hits, capitalizing on Mets miscues and drawing four walks to reach base 9 times total. New York's lineup struggled significantly, posting a .628 OPS with four strikeouts and managing just one RBI across four hits, while their pitching allowed five hits and two earned runs despite recording seven strikeouts. Arizona's defense was clean with no errors, and the Diamondbacks' ability to score five runs on limited offensive output—evidenced by a .236 batting average and .691 OPS—suggests strong situational hitting and baserunning execution. The game fell well short of the Vegas total line of 3, indicating both teams underperformed offensive expectations. Arizona's pitching depth will be tested in upcoming matchups as they look to maintain this defensive efficiency.