Robles surrendered a walk-off home run to Trayce Thompson on Tuesday, which raised his ERA to 1.93 on the year.
Robles has rightly earned a large role in the Mets' bullpen, pitching anywhere from the sixth to the ninth inning, depending on the score. He retired the first two batters but had a 96-mph fastball tail back over the inner half of the plate, which Thompson blasted over the left-center field wall. The home run was the first allowed this season by Robles, who will continue to pitch in high-leverage situations.