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Phillies Triumph Over Mets in Dominant Win

Tuesday, September 9, 2025, 6:45 PM ET · Citizens Bank Park

Philadelphia Phillies 9, 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 Philadelphia Phillies?

Philadelphia Phillies beat New York Mets 9-3 at Citizens Bank Park on September 9, 2025.

The Philadelphia Phillies secured a convincing victory over the New York Mets, finishing the game with a score of 9-3 at Citizens Bank Park. This win not only highlighted the Phillies' strong performance but also marked their dominance in the series, as they have now won 6 out of 7 meetings against the Mets this season.

The Phillies entered this game with a solid home record of 85-60 and had been performing well recently, boasting a 7-3 record over their last ten games. They had a recent win against the Mets just the day before, finishing that game 1-0. Their home scoring average over the last five games was 4.0 runs, while they allowed only 2.0 runs per game, showcasing their effective pitching and offensive capabilities.

In contrast, the Mets, with a record of 76-69, have struggled recently, going 4-6 in their last ten games and currently on a three-game losing streak. They averaged 6.2 runs scored per game but also allowed 5.8 runs, indicating defensive vulnerabilities. Their last game against the Phillies resulted in a narrow 0-1 loss, adding to their recent woes.

Historically, the matchup has been competitive, with the Phillies holding a slight edge in their head-to-head record at 10-13 over the last two seasons. In their previous meetings this season, the Mets had a particularly rough stretch, losing games by scores of 0-6, 5-6, and 3-13 in late August. The Phillies have clearly found a way to exploit the Mets' weaknesses.

In terms of injuries, the Phillies were missing several key players, including Tanner Banks, Caleb Kilian, Felix Reyes, Johan Rojas, and Adolis Garcia, all of whom are on the injured list. The Mets also faced injury challenges with players like Cionel Perez, Devin Williams, Jorge Polanco, Reed Garrett, and Tylor Megill sidelined. These absences likely impacted both teams' performances and strategies.

The game conditions at Citizens Bank Park were conducive to scoring, with the Phillies taking advantage early on. In the second inning, the Phillies struck first with back-to-back home runs from Kemp and Bader, putting them ahead 4-0. The Mets managed to respond in the seventh inning with a home run from Vientos, but the Phillies quickly regained control with a powerful three-run home run from Schwarber, extending their lead to 7-1.

As the game progressed, the Phillies continued to add to their score, with Stott and Bader contributing with singles that brought in additional runs. The Mets did manage to score three runs, including a late rally in the ninth inning, but it was too little, too late. The Phillies' strong offensive display and solid pitching secured their victory, with the home win probability finishing at 1.0, indicating complete dominance in the matchup.

Overall, this game showcased the Phillies' capability to capitalize on their home field advantage while exposing the Mets' ongoing struggles. The Phillies will look to maintain this momentum as they continue their season, while the Mets will need to regroup and address their defensive issues if they hope to turn their fortunes around.

Injury report

  • Tanner Banks60-Day-ILForearmPhiladelphia Phillies
  • Caleb Kilian15-Day-ILObliquePhiladelphia Phillies
  • Felix Reyes60-Day-ILWristPhiladelphia Phillies
  • Johan Rojas60-Day-ILElbowPhiladelphia Phillies
  • Adolis Garcia60-Day-ILLatPhiladelphia Phillies
  • 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

Philadelphia Phillies

Last 10: 7-3Streak W13.9 scored · 3 allowed per game3-1 at home

  • W1-0vs New York MetsSep 8
  • L4-5at Miami MarlinsSep 7
  • W4-2at Miami MarlinsSep 6
  • W9-3at Miami MarlinsSep 5
  • W2-0at Milwaukee BrewersSep 4
  • L3-6at Milwaukee BrewersSep 3
  • W10-8at Milwaukee BrewersSep 1
  • L1-3vs Atlanta BravesAug 31
  • W3-2vs Atlanta BravesAug 30
  • W2-1vs Atlanta BravesAug 29

New York Mets

Last 10: 4-6Streak L36.2 scored · 5.8 allowed per game3-4 away

  • L0-1at Philadelphia PhilliesSep 8
  • L2-3at Cincinnati RedsSep 7
  • L3-6at Cincinnati RedsSep 6
  • W5-4at Cincinnati RedsSep 5
  • L2-6at Detroit TigersSep 3
  • W12-5at Detroit TigersSep 2
  • W10-8at Detroit TigersSep 1
  • L1-5vs Miami MarlinsAug 31
  • L8-11vs Miami MarlinsAug 30
  • W19-9vs Miami MarlinsAug 29

Standings

TeamGames behindLostStreakWin %Won
Atlanta-57W1.59383
Philadelphia461L1.56479
Miami1269W2.50771
Washington1775L1.47267
New York2077W1.45063

How the scoring went

  1. 1st Inning0-2Castellanos doubled to left, Realmuto scored and Harper scored.
  2. 2nd Inning0-3Kemp homered to left center (385 feet).
  3. 2nd Inning0-4Bader homered to left (358 feet).
  4. 7th Inning1-4Vientos homered to left center (412 feet).
  5. 7th Inning1-7Schwarber homered to center (437 feet), Stott scored and Bader scored.
  6. 8th Inning2-7J. Soto singled to left, Siri scored.
  7. 8th Inning2-8Stott singled to right, Sosa scored.
  8. 8th Inning2-9Bader singled to left, Stott scored, Kemp to second.
  9. 9th Inning3-9McNeil singled to right, Marte scored, Alvarez to third.

Win probability

Above the line favours Philadelphia Phillies, below favours New York Mets.

Venue

  • Citizens Bank ParkPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania
  • Attendance41609
  • OfficialsRyan Additon, Ryan Wills, Stu Scheurwater, Will Little

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