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In a game that showcased the Mets' potential, Griffin Canning produced his best start of the season. He silenced the Dodgers' batters with precision and control, not allowing a single run over six stellar innings. Canning’s strategy of leveraging his slider and changeup effectively kept hitters off balance, resulting in a flurry of weak contact. This approach ultimately led to a masterclass performance, with the right-hander recording seven strikeouts, one walk, and three hits surrendered while lowering his season ERA to 2.90.