PITTSBURGH _ The Mets' nearly perfect road trip came to an imperfect end Sunday: Robinson Cano suffering a strained left hamstring during their 13-2 win against the Pirates.
That was about the only downside to another well-rounded victory for the Mets, who won a fourth series in a row and have won nine of their past 10 games. After going 5-1 against the White Sox and Pirates this week, the Mets are 55-56, the closest they have been to .500 since June 11, when they were 33-34.
Noah Syndergaard cruised through seven innings of one-run ball, and six Mets batters had multiple hits. Michael Conforto and J.D. Davis, both 2-for-4, homered in the first inning. Jeff McNeil added a long ball in the seventh.
