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The New York Mets defeated the Seattle Mariners 7–1 on June 3 at T-Mobile Park, dominating a matchup between two struggling offenses. New York's pitching proved decisive, allowing just six hits and one earned run while striking out nine batters, despite a 3.80 ERA on the season. The Mets' lineup generated 14 hits and five RBIs despite posting a .652 OPS, capitalizing on Seattle's defensive vulnerabilities—the Mariners committed two errors that contributed to the lopsided result. Seattle managed only six hits and struck out nine times, posting a .715 OPS that still couldn't overcome the offensive disparity; the home team's lone run came from a solo home run in an otherwise anemic performance. The Mariners' pitching staff fanned 10 Mets but surrendered six earned runs, a costly outcome given the team's weak run support. This victory suggests the Mets may be finding their footing despite modest offensive metrics, while Seattle's defensive lapses and inability to generate run production remain concerning going forward.