Here are three takeaways: The Mets were subject to repeated booing while getting no-hit for 8 1/3 innings in their 4-1 loss Wednesday, with attention now being turned to hitting coaches Eric Chavez and Jeremy Barnes. They were also no-hit for the final five innings of Tuesday’s loss.

Gavin Williams was two outs away from the Cleveland Guardians' first no-hitter in 44 years as the visitors took down the New York Mets 4-1 to complete the sweep on Wednesday afternoon.

The Mets came close to recording their first hit in the seventh inning, when third baseman Mark Vientos hit a line drive to right field. Unfortunately for Vientos, Guardians right-fielder C.J. Kayfus timed the ball perfectly, making a diving stop to rob him of a base hit.