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Mets Look to Stop Road Skid, Play the Brewers

The New York Mets lost their fourth meeting of the 2025 season to the Milwaukee Brewers 3-2 on August 8 at American Family Field in Milwaukee.
The Mets entered the game on a three-game road losing streak, facing Brewers with the best MLB record of 70-44 and a.257 team batting average, the highest in the NL.
Kodai Senga started for the Mets but was pulled after giving up three runs over 4⅔ innings, while Brandon Woodruff delivered seven solid frames, yielding two runs on solo home runs by Juan Soto and Starling Marte.
In the final three and a half innings, a group of Mets relievers prevented the Brewers from scoring, but the decisive run came when Isaac Collins was hit by a pitch thrown by Brooks Raley, allowing him to take the lead.
The Brewers extended their winning streak to seven games, while the Mets suffered their ninth loss in ten games, underscoring ongoing offensive struggles and the need to improve on the road.

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