With closer Hector Rondon having worked consecutive days, the Cubs turned to Neil Ramirez to close out a 7-4 win over the Mets Thursday.
Ramirez had a nice cushion for his first career save, but slammed the door without much issue. He set the Mets down in order on 17 pitches, with one strikeouts.
Ramirez has been lights out all season for the Cubs, posting an 0.68 ERA and 75 WHIP in 13 1/3 innings of work.