McNeil carried the Mets with two RBIs, continuing a hot stretch that has made him the club’s most consistent bat lately and a central piece of their lineup’s peak production.

McNeil went 3-for-4 with a two-run double, extending his hitting streak and providing the Mets with a steady offensive floor. His performance in this game underlines his value as a reliable run producer and contact hitter who can spark multi-hit nights when the lineup is humming.

McNeil teams with Alonso as a multi-positional threat, offering counting stats through runs and RBIs while adding average and plate discipline. His presence behind Alonso in the lineup helps sustain Alonso’s power production and run opportunities.

McNeil joined Alonso at home plate for the curtain call and contributes steady contact hitting and run production in the Mets’ order, providing a reliable alongside-power complement that supports Alonso’s power pace and overall offensive upside.

McNeil has contributed in the absence of the Mets’ big bats, providing offensive ballast as Soto and Lindor push baserunning. His continued production helps keep the Mets’ run environment favorable for Soto’s baserunning and Lindor’s speed presence.