The Mets defeated the White Sox 10-5, capitalizing on a shaky outing by pitcher Luis Castillo, who lasted only 2 2/3 innings. Braden Montgomery and Tristan Peters each hit home runs for the White Sox, but New York’s offense, highlighted by Carson Benge’s contributions, proved too strong. Despite a solid performance with five runs on nine hits, Chicago struggled with runners in scoring position, finishing 1-for-10. The teams will meet for a rubber match on Sunday, with Sean Newcomb and Nolan McLean slated to start.
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