Mark Vientos drove in four runs, including a three-run homer in the fifth, as the Mets used small-ball to seize early control before blowing the game open. The offense leaned on multiple hitters—Alvarez, Lindor, Alonso, McNeil and Baty—to pile up runs while the pitching held Seattle in check. After a weather delay, Clay Holmes delivered five innings of one-run ball to set the tone, and the bullpen finished the job in a 7-3 win at Bowman Field.

The Mariners pushed back briefly with Cal Raleigh’s league-leading 47th home run, but Alvarez and the Mets tacked on in the later frames. Alvarez went 3-for-4 with two runs and an RBI before leaving with a right-thumb issue that will require an MRI. With Peterson, Senga and Manaea lined up next, New York shifts focus to a three-game set with Washington, a schedule that could impact fantasy rosters as roles firm up.