In a thrilling MLB matchup, Gavin Williams nearly achieved Cleveland’s first no-hitter in 44 years, showcasing his talent on the mound. The Cleveland Guardians triumphed over the New York Mets with a solid 4-1 victory on August 7, 2025, completing a three-game sweep.
- Gavin Williams nearly achieved a no-hitter.
- Juan Soto homered in the ninth inning.
- Guardians' no-hitter drought spans 44 years.
- Mets have lost eight of their last nine.
- Williams threw 126 pitches in the game.
- Upcoming matchups for both teams noted.
Williams (7-4) dominated the game, striking out six and walking three, but Juan Soto’s ninth-inning homer prevented history. This marks a significant moment for the Guardians, who have not seen a no-hitter since Len Barker’s perfect game in 1981.
Williams’ performance raises questions about the Mets’ recent struggles. Can they recover from this slump? The Guardians are in a strong position, but will they continue their momentum on the road? Key developments include:
- Juan Soto’s homer allowed the Mets to avoid a no-hitter.
- Williams threw 126 pitches, the most in the majors since August 2023.
- The Guardians’ no-hitter drought now stands at 7,115 games.
- The Mets have lost eight of their last nine games.
Looking ahead, the Mets will face the Milwaukee Brewers with RHP Kodai Senga on the mound, while the Guardians take on the Chicago White Sox. Will these matchups shift the momentum for either team?
