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Cubs Dominate Mets in Final Game of Series

Wednesday, September 24, 2025, 8:05 PM ET · Wrigley Field

Chicago Cubs 10, New York Mets 3, final. Our MLB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won New York Mets vs Chicago Cubs?

Chicago Cubs beat New York Mets 10-3 at Wrigley Field on September 24, 2025.

The Chicago Cubs secured a decisive victory against the New York Mets, winning 10-3 at Wrigley Field. This game marked the conclusion of a three-game series in which the Mets won two out of three, thus clinching the series with a 2-1 record against the Cubs. The Cubs, who finished the regular season with an 89-69 record, showcased their power at home, while the Mets ended their season at 81-77.

In this matchup, the Cubs displayed a strong offensive performance, scoring five runs in the third inning alone, highlighted by a sacrifice fly from Crow-Armstrong that brought Ballesteros home. Shaw further extended the lead with a homer in the fourth inning, and the Cubs capitalized on errors by the Mets in the fifth, adding three more runs. The Cubs' scoring continued with a homer from Busch in the sixth inning. The Mets managed to score three runs, including a homer by J. Soto in the eighth inning, but it was not enough to threaten the Cubs' commanding lead.

Looking at the recent form of both teams, the Cubs have struggled, entering this game on a five-game losing streak, with a record of 4-6 in their last ten games. They averaged 3.8 runs scored and allowed 3.7 runs during this period. Their home record was 1-2 in the last ten games, with an average of only 2.8 runs scored and 4.8 runs allowed in their last five games. Conversely, the Mets had a more balanced performance, going 5-5 in their last ten games and scoring an average of 5.4 runs while allowing 4.5 runs. They had a recent winning streak of one game.

In terms of injuries, the Cubs were missing several key players, including Edward Cabrera and Shelby Miller, both on the injured list, while Jacob Webb and Pedro Ramirez were day-to-day. The Mets also faced challenges with injuries, including Cionel Perez and Devin Williams on the 15-day injured list, alongside Jorge Polanco, Reed Garrett, and Tylor Megill on the 60-day injured list.

The Cubs' home advantage at Wrigley Field has been significant this season, but they faced difficulties in this series against the Mets, who had previously won the last game against them just two days prior. In their head-to-head matchups this season, the Cubs had a record of 4-7 against the Mets. The most recent meeting before this game was a close contest, where the Cubs lost 7-9.

The conditions at Wrigley Field were favorable for baseball, contributing to an exciting atmosphere for the fans. The Cubs' victory in this game not only showcased their batting prowess but also highlighted their ability to capitalize on the Mets' defensive errors. As the season wraps up, the Cubs will look to build on this win, while the Mets will reflect on their performance throughout the season.

Injury report

  • Edward Cabrera15-Day-ILFingerChicago Cubs
  • Shelby Miller60-Day-ILElbowChicago Cubs
  • Jacob WebbDay-To-DayArmChicago Cubs
  • Pedro RamirezDay-To-DayBackChicago Cubs
  • Gavin Hollowell15-Day-ILShoulderChicago Cubs
  • Cionel Perez15-Day-ILForearmNew York Mets
  • Devin Williams15-Day-ILShoulderNew York Mets
  • Jorge Polanco60-Day-ILAnkleNew York Mets
  • Reed Garrett60-Day-ILElbowNew York Mets
  • Tylor Megill60-Day-ILElbowNew York Mets

Recent form

Chicago Cubs

Last 10: 4-6Streak L53.8 scored · 3.7 allowed per game1-2 at home

  • L7-9vs New York MetsSep 23
  • L0-1at Cincinnati RedsSep 21
  • L3-6at Cincinnati RedsSep 20
  • L4-7at Cincinnati RedsSep 19
  • L0-1at Cincinnati RedsSep 18
  • W8-4at Pittsburgh PiratesSep 17
  • W4-1at Pittsburgh PiratesSep 16
  • W4-0at Pittsburgh PiratesSep 15
  • W4-3vs Tampa Bay RaysSep 14
  • L4-5vs Tampa Bay RaysSep 13

New York Mets

Last 10: 5-5Streak W15.4 scored · 4.5 allowed per game1-0 away

  • W9-7at Chicago CubsSep 23
  • L2-3vs Washington NationalsSep 21
  • L3-5vs Washington NationalsSep 20
  • W12-6vs Washington NationalsSep 19
  • W6-1vs San Diego PadresSep 18
  • L4-7vs San Diego PadresSep 17
  • W8-3vs San Diego PadresSep 16
  • W5-2vs Texas RangersSep 14
  • L2-3vs Texas RangersSep 13
  • L3-8vs Texas RangersSep 12

Standings

TeamGames behindLostStreakWin %Won
Atlanta-57W1.59383
Philadelphia461L1.56479
Miami1269W2.50771
Washington1775L1.47267
New York2077W1.45063
Milwaukee-53W2.62187
Chicago962L2.55778
St. Louis1770W2.50070
Pittsburgh1972L1.48668
Cincinnati2073W2.47967

How the scoring went

  1. 3rd Inning0-2Happ doubled to right, Shaw scored and Busch scored, Hoerner to third.
  2. 3rd Inning0-3Ballesteros singled to left, Hoerner scored, Happ to third.
  3. 3rd Inning0-4Suzuki doubled to left, Happ scored, Ballesteros to third.
  4. 3rd Inning0-5Crow-Armstrong hit sacrifice fly to right, Ballesteros scored, Suzuki to third.
  5. 4th Inning0-6Shaw homered to center (396 feet).
  6. 5th Inning2-6Alvarez homered to left (413 feet), Vientos scored.
  7. 5th Inning2-7Ballesteros scored on error, Crow-Armstrong safe at first on throwing error by third baseman Vientos, Crow-Armstrong safe at second on error.
  8. 5th Inning2-8Crow-Armstrong scored on Holmes wild pitch.
  9. 5th Inning2-8Crow-Armstrong scored on Holmes wild pitch.
  10. 6th Inning2-10Busch homered to right center (376 feet), Shaw scored.
  11. 8th Inning3-10J. Soto homered to center (397 feet).

Win probability

Above the line favours Chicago Cubs, below favours New York Mets.

Venue

  • Wrigley FieldChicago, Illinois
  • Attendance35060
  • OfficialsD.J. Reyburn, Sean Barber, James Hoye, John Libka

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