The New York Mets faced a disappointing 7-1 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks, primarily due to a disastrous seventh inning. Luke Weaver, who had pitched five scoreless innings, entered the inning with a 1-0 lead but quickly found himself in trouble. After allowing a game-tying double to pinch-hitter Gabriel Moreno, which Brett Baty failed to catch, the Diamondbacks capitalized, scoring four runs. Weaver acknowledged the Diamondbacks' execution but expressed disappointment in his performance, stating, 'Today was not one of those outcomes.' Manager Carlos Mendoza defended Baty's play, asserting that the positioning was correct, although the play was challenging. This loss marked Weaver's first blown save of the season, adding pressure on the Mets as they navigate injuries to key players like Juan Soto. Despite the setback, Weaver remains positive about his future contributions, emphasizing the importance of supporting teammates like Nolan McLean, who pitched well but did not receive the win.