The Los Angeles Dodgers were dealt a 6-1 loss by the New York Mets on Wednesday night, but the final score wasn’t the only concern. Struggling outfielder Michael Conforto once again failed to deliver at the plate,

Against Mets setup man Reed Garrett, Conforto ripped a go-ahead RBI single into left field, helping the Dodgers complete a three-run comeback to defeat the Mets 6-5 and salvage a series split against a potential NL playoff opponent.

The veteran outfielder entered Tuesday’s game with a .162 batting average and a .562 OPS, far from what the Dodgers expected when they signed him as a free agent last winter.