Mets Edge Tigers in High-Scoring Affair
Monday, September 1, 2025, 1:10 PM ET · Comerica Park
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Who won New York Mets vs Detroit Tigers?
New York Mets beat Detroit Tigers 10-8 at Comerica Park on September 1, 2025.
In a thrilling contest at Comerica Park, the New York Mets triumphed over the Detroit Tigers with a final score of 10-8, clinching the series 2-1. This matchup was notable not only for the high score but also for the offensive showcases from both teams, reflecting their recent forms. The Tigers entered the game with a home record of 80-59, while the Mets boasted a record of 74-64 on the road.
The Tigers had been performing well at home, boasting a record of 4-1 in their last five games at Comerica Park, and they had won their previous two games leading into this matchup. Their recent form showed a record of 6-4 over their last ten games, averaging 4.6 runs scored while allowing 4.4 runs. In contrast, the Mets also held a 6-4 record in their last ten games, but they had been struggling recently, losing their last two games. The Mets averaged a robust 8.1 runs scored per game over that span, but they also allowed 5.3 runs, indicating a tendency for high-scoring games.
The game featured several key scoring plays that kept fans on the edge of their seats. The Tigers initially fought back after falling behind, with Torkelson scoring on a wild pitch in the fifth inning, tying the game at 6-6. However, the Mets responded decisively in the sixth inning, with J. Soto hitting a triple that brought in two runs, followed by a single from Nimmo that extended their lead to 9-6. The Tigers managed to close the gap later in the game, but they could not overcome the Mets' lead.
In terms of injuries, the Tigers were missing several key players, including Burch Smith, Brant Hurter, Wenceel Perez, Jack Flaherty, and Justin Verlander, all of whom were on the injured list. The Mets also faced challenges, with Cionel Perez, Devin Williams, Jorge Polanco, Reed Garrett, and Tylor Megill sidelined.
The betting market reflected the competitive nature of the game, with odds provided by an unnamed source indicating a closely matched contest. Conditions at Comerica Park were conducive for a high-scoring game, contributing to the offensive fireworks witnessed during the matchup.
Overall, the game was a testament to the resilience of both teams, with the Mets managing to secure a crucial victory despite the Tigers' efforts to mount a comeback. Fans can look forward to more exciting matchups as the season progresses.
Injury report
- Burch Smith60-Day-ILShoulderDetroit Tigers
- Brant Hurter60-Day-ILBackDetroit Tigers
- Wenceel Perez60-Day-ILOrbitalDetroit Tigers
- Jack Flaherty15-Day-ILForearmDetroit Tigers
- Justin Verlander60-Day-ILHamstringDetroit Tigers
- 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
Detroit Tigers
Last 10: 6-4Streak W24.6 scored · 4.4 allowed per game4-1 at home
- W5-0at Kansas City RoyalsAug 31
- W5-3at Kansas City RoyalsAug 30
- L0-7at AthleticsAug 28
- L6-7at AthleticsAug 27
- L3-8at AthleticsAug 26
- L8-10vs Kansas City RoyalsAug 24
- W4-2vs Kansas City RoyalsAug 23
- W7-5vs Kansas City RoyalsAug 22
- W7-2vs Houston AstrosAug 20
- W1-0vs Houston AstrosAug 19
New York Mets
Last 10: 6-4Streak L28.1 scored · 5.3 allowed per game2-1 away
- L1-5vs Miami MarlinsAug 31
- L8-11vs Miami MarlinsAug 30
- W19-9vs Miami MarlinsAug 29
- L4-7vs Miami MarlinsAug 28
- W6-0vs Philadelphia PhilliesAug 27
- W6-5vs Philadelphia PhilliesAug 26
- W13-3vs Philadelphia PhilliesAug 25
- L3-4at Atlanta BravesAug 24
- W9-2at Atlanta BravesAug 23
- W12-7at Atlanta BravesAug 22
Standings
| Team | Games behind | Lost | Streak | Win % | Won |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Atlanta | - | 57 | W1 | .593 | 83 |
| Philadelphia | 4 | 61 | L1 | .564 | 79 |
| Miami | 12 | 69 | W2 | .507 | 71 |
| Washington | 17 | 75 | L1 | .472 | 67 |
| New York | 20 | 77 | W1 | .450 | 63 |
| Chicago | - | 66 | L1 | .525 | 73 |
| Cleveland | 3 | 69 | L1 | .504 | 70 |
| Minnesota | 6.5 | 73 | L1 | .479 | 67 |
| Detroit | 9 | 75 | W1 | .460 | 64 |
| Kansas City | 11.5 | 78 | L3 | .443 | 62 |
How the scoring went
- 1st Inning0-1Jones homered to left (429 feet).
- 2nd Inning2-1Torrens doubled to left, McNeil scored and Vientos scored.
- 3rd Inning2-3Pérez homered to left (411 feet), Torres scored.
- 4th Inning6-3J. Soto homered to right center (419 feet), McNeil scored, Mullins scored and Torrens scored.
- 4th Inning6-4McKinstry tripled to right, Dingler scored.
- 4th Inning6-5Jones singled to right, McKinstry scored.
- 5th Inning6-6Torkelson scored on Stanek wild pitch, Ibáñez to second on wild pitch by Stanek.
- 5th Inning6-6Torkelson scored on Stanek wild pitch, Ibáñez to second on wild pitch by Stanek.
- 6th Inning8-6J. Soto tripled to right, Torrens scored and Lindor scored.
- 6th Inning9-6Nimmo singled to center, J. Soto scored.
- 7th Inning10-6Baty grounded out to second, Acuña scored, Mullins to third.
- 7th Inning10-7McKinstry singled to right, Greene scored.
- 8th Inning10-8Pérez grounded out to third, Jones scored.
Win probability
Above the line favours Detroit Tigers, below favours New York Mets.
Venue
- Comerica ParkDetroit, Michigan
- Attendance38912
- OfficialsJohn Libka, D.J. Reyburn, Sean Barber, Steven Jaschinski
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