David Peterson delivered an impressive performance, throwing a complete game shutout against the Washington Nationals, marking the first nine-inning complete game of his professional career. The New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza had a brief chat with Peterson before the ninth inning, but the pitcher insisted on finishing what he started. Peterson struck out six, walked none, and threw 75 of his 106 pitches for strikes, showcasing an impressive mix of pitches that left the Nationals' hitters off-balance.

This win extended the Mets' winning streak to five games, and the team's celebration after the game highlighted the camaraderie and support within the clubhouse. Outfielder Brandon Nimmo praised Peterson's development, noting his growth in confidence and execution on the mound. With a 2.74 ERA and 15 wins this season, Peterson's performance emphasizes the importance of persistence and determination in his journey as a first-round draft pick.