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Mets Clinch Series with Dominant Win Over Tigers

Tuesday, September 2, 2025, 6:40 PM ET · Comerica Park

New York Mets 12, Detroit Tigers 5, 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 Detroit Tigers?

New York Mets beat Detroit Tigers 12-5 at Comerica Park on September 2, 2025.

The New York Mets secured a decisive victory against the Detroit Tigers, winning the game 12-5 at Comerica Park. This result allowed the Mets to win the series 2-1, showcasing their offensive prowess in the final game. The Mets have been in strong form recently, boasting a record of 6-4 in their last ten games, while averaging 7.9 runs scored per game and allowing 5.4 runs. In contrast, the Tigers have struggled, posting a 5-5 record in their last ten games with an average of 5.3 runs scored and 5.4 runs allowed.

In this matchup, the Mets took control in the seventh inning, scoring a remarkable five runs. Juan Soto and Pete Alonso both contributed with home runs, Soto's being a notable 408-foot shot to right center. The Mets continued to capitalize on their momentum as Jeff McNeil added a two-run single, followed by a single from Brett Baty that brought another run home. Francisco Lindor capped off the inning with a sacrifice fly, pushing the score to 12-2.

The Tigers, despite the loss, showed some resilience in the late innings. In the ninth, they managed to score three runs, including a double from Justyn-Henry Malloy that brought in a run, and a single from Zach McKinstry that added another. However, it was not enough to overcome the Mets' significant lead.

In terms of home and away performance, the Tigers have had a mixed record at home, going 3-2 in their last five home games. The Mets, meanwhile, have performed well on the road, with a record of 2-1 in their last three away games.

The injury situation for both teams has been challenging. The Tigers are missing several key players, including Burch Smith, Brant Hurter, Wenceel Perez, Jack Flaherty, and Justin Verlander, all of whom are on the injured list. The Mets also have notable absences, including Cionel Perez, Devin Williams, Jorge Polanco, Reed Garrett, and Tylor Megill.

The market had the Mets favored in this matchup, reflecting their recent form and the Tigers' struggles. The odds were provided by an unnamed provider.

Overall, this game highlighted the Mets' offensive capabilities and their ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities, while the Tigers will need to regroup as they continue to navigate their injury challenges.

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: 5-5Streak L15.3 scored · 5.4 allowed per game3-2 at home

  • L8-10vs New York MetsSep 1
  • 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

New York Mets

Last 10: 6-4Streak W17.9 scored · 5.4 allowed per game2-1 away

  • W10-8at Detroit TigersSep 1
  • 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

Standings

TeamGames behindLostStreakWin %Won
Atlanta-57W1.59383
Philadelphia461L1.56479
Miami1269W2.50771
Washington1775L1.47267
New York2077W1.45063
Chicago-66L1.52573
Cleveland369L1.50470
Minnesota6.573L1.47967
Detroit975W1.46064
Kansas City11.578L3.44362

How the scoring went

  1. 1st Inning1-0Alonso homered to center (435 feet).
  2. 1st Inning1-1Torkelson singled to left, Carpenter scored, Greene to second.
  3. 1st Inning1-2Pérez singled to right, Greene scored, Pérez thrown out at second, Torkelson to third.
  4. 4th Inning2-2McNeil singled to right, J. Soto scored, Vientos to second, Nimmo to third.
  5. 4th Inning3-2Mullins hit sacrifice fly to right, Nimmo scored, Vientos to third.
  6. 4th Inning6-2Torrens homered to right (353 feet), Vientos scored and McNeil scored.
  7. 7th Inning7-2J. Soto homered to right center (408 feet).
  8. 7th Inning8-2Alonso homered to left center (388 feet).
  9. 7th Inning10-2McNeil singled to right, Nimmo scored and Acuña scored.
  10. 7th Inning11-2Baty singled to right, Mullins scored, Torrens to third.
  11. 7th Inning12-2Lindor hit sacrifice fly to center, Torrens scored.
  12. 9th Inning12-3Malloy doubled to left, Jones scored.
  13. 9th Inning12-4Pérez hit a ground rule double, Malloy scored.
  14. 9th Inning12-5McKinstry singled to center, Pérez scored.

Win probability

Above the line favours Detroit Tigers, below favours New York Mets.

Venue

  • Comerica ParkDetroit, Michigan
  • Attendance24733
  • OfficialsD.J. Reyburn, Sean Barber, Steven Jaschinski, John Libka

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