Mets starter Jacob deGrom won his third straight start on Sunday, over Arizona.
Degrom went seven innings, allowing three runs, two earned, on five hits. He walked three and struck out 10.
"You saw the ball come down," manager Terry Collins said, per ESPN.com. "The balls early in the game were right belt high on the plate. He started moving the ball around, pitching to the sides of the plate a little bit better. He used his changeup much more effectively after the first inning."
Degrom's next start is Saturday, against Atlanta.