Arizona Diamondbacks vs New York Mets — Apr 7, 2026 | Ramalan AI & statistik

Freddy Peralta’s swing-and-miss arsenal and early-season efficiency give the Mets a decisive edge on the mound. Zac Gallen is capable of matching zeros, but New York’s right-heavy lineup neutralizes his cutter/curve mix and forces a high pitch count by the fourth inning. Without Juan Soto the Mets still lean on Luis Robert Jr.’s hot bat and a surging Mark Vientos; both stroke run-scoring hits in the 4th to open up a 3-0 cushion. Arizona’s offense remains top-heavy—Corbin Carroll stays dangerous and manufactures a run with his legs in the 5th, while Ketel Marte snaps an early slump with an RBI double in the 7th—but the rest of the order is scuffling (.192 aggregate over the last five games). Carlos Santana’s groin issue further thins the middle of the lineup, and Peralta exploits it by peppering the zone with elevated fastballs (nine strikeouts over six frames). The Mets’ bullpen, anchored by Clay Holmes, Brooks Raley, and Devin Williams, closes the door with three hitless innings. Arizona’s relief corps, already stretched by recent short starts, yields an insurance run in the 8th when Brett Baty returns and laces a two-out double. Run differential trends (+17 vs. −17), superior late-inning relief, and current form of the middle-of-the-order bats all point to a comfortable 5-2 Mets victory at Citi Field.