Mets vs Nationals (6/11/25) | David Peterson complete game | Mets Highlights

Breaking ball hit to center field, hit well. Young racing back. He won't get there. Hops up against the wall. Momo digging for third. He will score as Young has trouble picking it up. Alonzo stops at second with an RBI double, and he just keeps on driving him in. Put him out there, and he'll bring him home. 63 RBIs for Alonzo, 20 in his last 10 games, and the Mets have an early 1-0 lead. It's number eight to Lindor, and the curveball drilled down the right field line toward the corner. That's going to short hop up against the wall. Lindor on his way to second, and he dives in safely with a one-out double. The curveball hit in the air to deep right field. Paul going back, back near the wall, and it's out of here. Juan Soto homers for the second straight night, a two-run shot, and it's 3-0 New York. No, but he's been even more effective. Nemo skies one to left center. Young moving back onto the warning track, back at the fence, and it's out of here. Brandon Nemo goes the other way for his 11th home run of the season, and it's 4-0 New York. Yeah, this is a make-or-break year for him. As Nemo flies this one deep to right, back goes Paul, back near the wall, and it's out of here. Brandon Nemo with his second home run of the night. Nemo had a nine-RBI game against the Nats in D.C. in April. Now he's got a two-home run game against the Nats tonight, so they get 5-0 New York. And this is laced into center field, a base hit for Young. They're going to wave Garcia around to throw the play by Taylor, and he's out! Wow, dropped the ball, and he's still out. They're going to say he lost it on the transfer. The home plate umpire, Edwin Moscoso, says that Torres controlled it well enough to get the out, and the Nats down five runs, running to and out of the plate. 2-2. Fly ball, right field. Soto right there waiting for it. David Peterson becomes the first-met pitcher this year to throw eight innings, eight scoreless innings for Peterson, and a 5-0 medley. Ahmed Rosario takes a curveball outside as David Peterson starts the ninth inning for the first time in his career. And Rosario lines one right to Beatty at third, and that's the first out. 0-2, coming to one. He struck him out! Two men down. And Chaparro hits it hard. Beatty's got it, makes the running throw, and the ball game is over! David Peterson with a masterful six-hit shutout! The first complete game of the season for the Mets, and Peterson throws nine scoreless innings, and the Mets defeat the Nats 5-0. Oh, I love it. Pete gave him the ball. Keep that one forever, Petey. Dave Peterson with just his best effort. Put the ball in his back pocket. Be able to inscribe what happened tonight as a team and as an individual.