Mets 6, Yankees 3: Mets hold on with help from Weaver to win 6-3

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - MAY 13: Luke Weaver #30 of the New York Mets reacts after pitching during the game against the Detroit Tigers at Citi Field on May 13, 2026 in the Queens borough of New York City. (Photo by Ishika Samant/Getty Images) | Getty Images The Mets came back to take the second game of the Subway Series by a 6-3 score this evening at Citi Field. The offense revived itself once more, and while the pitching staff got into some tight spots, they got back out again, with Luke Weaver seeming to create a miracle in the seventh.

Huascar Brazobán once again got the start and worked a one-two-three first inning. In the bottom of the first, Juan Soto hit a ground ball to right field for a single, but then Mark Vientos struck out to end the inning and strand him. After the first out of the second inning, David Peterson replaced Brazobán and immediately gave up a double to Jazz Chisholm.

Amed Rosario then grounded out, moving Chisholm to third, and Trent Grisham knocked an RBI single into left field to bring Chisholm home for the first Yankees run. Peterson gave up a four-pitch walk to Anthony Volpe, but struck out Austin Wells to limit the damage to one run. Although the Mets did not score in the first two innings, they forced Carlos Rodón to work for every out and drove his pitch count up early, which paid off in the third inning.

In the top of the third inning, Aaron Judge hit a single to right field, and Paul Goldschmidt smacked a line-drive single into left field, sending Judge to third base. However, Peterson followed up by striking out Chisholm to end the inning without allowing additional runs. In the bottom of the third, Luis Torrens struck out for the second out, but only after taking ten pitches from Rodón.