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Marlins

Lagares popped out to second baseman Castro.

On López's wild pitch, Davis scored, Canó to second.

Mets

Ramos hit an infield single to third, Canó scored, Alonso to third, Conforto to second.

Hit an infield single to third, Canó scored, Alonso to third, Conforto to second.

Nimmo walked, Alonso scored, Conforto to third, Ramos to second.

Walked, Alonso scored, Conforto to third, Ramos to second.

Rosario homered to right on the first pitch, Conforto scored, Ramos scored, Nimmo scored.

Homered to right on the first pitch, Conforto scored, Ramos scored, Nimmo scored.

Canó singled to center, McNeil scored, Davis to third.

Singled to center, McNeil scored, Davis to third.

Conforto homered to right on a full count.

Walker singled to right, Granderson scored, Prado to third, Castro to second.

Singled to right, Granderson scored, Prado to third, Castro to second.

Anderson hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Conforto, Prado scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Conforto, Prado scored.

Nimmo singled to center, Conforto scored, Ramos to second.

Singled to center, Conforto scored, Ramos to second.

Mets first.  McNeil hit an infield single to first.  Davis singled to right, McNeil to second.  McNeil was out advancing, right fielder Anderson to third baseman Prado, McNeil out.  Canó singled to center, Davis to third.  On López's wild pitch, Davis scored, Canó to second.  Alonso walked.  Conforto singled to center, Canó to third, Alonso to second.  Ramos hit an infield single to third, Canó scored, Alonso to third, Conforto to second.  Nimmo walked, Alonso scored, Conforto to third, Ramos to second.  Rosario homered to right on the first pitch, Conforto scored, Ramos scored, Nimmo scored.  Wheeler struck out.  McNeil was hit by a pitch.  Davis singled to right, McNeil to second.  Canó singled to center, McNeil scored, Davis to third.  Alonso grounded into fielder's choice, pitcher López to second baseman Castro, Canó out.

Mets second.  Conforto homered to right on a full count.  Ramos grounded out, second baseman Castro to first baseman Walker.  Nimmo lined out to first baseman Walker.  Rosario struck out.

Marlins third.  López struck out.  Granderson singled to left.  Prado singled to right, Granderson to second.  Castro singled to center, Granderson to third, Prado to second.  Walker singled to right, Granderson scored, Prado to third, Castro to second.  Anderson hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Conforto, Prado scored.  Alfaro struck out.

Mets third.  Wheeler struck out.  McNeil homered to right on a 0-1 count.  Davis grounded out, second baseman Castro to first baseman Walker.  Canó grounded out, second baseman Castro to first baseman Walker.

Mets fourth.  Brice pitching.  Alonso struck out.  Conforto singled to right.  Ramos singled to right, Conforto to second.  Nimmo singled to center, Conforto scored, Ramos to second.  Rosario struck out.  Wheeler struck out.

 The Mets swept a three-game set with the Marlins to begin April, and since last season began the Mets have gone 15-7 against the Marlins. The Mets' pitching staff holds a 2.59 ERA in these games, and has a 1.82 ERA and .196 BAA against Miami at Citi Field over this span.

 The Marlins lost three of four to the Cubs, scoring six runs in the win and five combined runs in the three losses. Miami is scoring 2.76 runs per game this season -- no team has averaged under 3 runs per game since 1972 (Angels, 2.93; Rangers, 2.99).

 The Mets rank 29th in MLB with 16 runs scored in May (Blue Jays, 14), while the Marlins rank 28th (20). The Mets (.193) and Marlins (.196) join the Blue Jays (.186) as the only teams with sub-.200 team batting averages this month.

 Neil Walker is slashing .429/.579/.571 in May and is tied for the team lead with six hits this month despite having only 14 at-bats (which rank 11th on the team). He is the Marlins outright leader in doubles (two) and walks (five) this month.

 Jeff McNeil will play his 100th career game today. The last players with 120+ hits and 25+ walks (McNeil has 121 and 25) through 100 career games were Francisco Lindor (2015-16) and Yasiel Puig (2013).

 Robinson Cano had his 36th career four-hit game on Tuesday, and other than that he has gone 0-for-18 over his last six games. Cano's 36 career four-hit games rank behind only Miguel Cabrera (47) and Albert Pujols (43) among active players.

HP - De Jesus, 1B - Scheurwater, 2B - Wegner, 3B - Porter

Most of the rest of the National League East has done its part to keep the slumping New York Mets from falling too far behind in the division. But the Mets know they need to begin helping themselves out Friday.
The Mets will begin a 13-game stretch against the fourth- and fifth-place teams in the NL East Friday night when they host the basement-dwelling Miami Marlins in the opener of a three-game series.

Mets schedule eases starting with home game vs. Marlins

NEW YORK (AP)  Back home from a frustrating road trip, the New York Mets immediately busted out of their offensive funk against the worst team in the majors.
Amed Rosario hit a grand slam during an eight-run outburst that marked the Mets' biggest first inning in three decades, and New York rolled Friday night to an 11-2 rout of the Miami Marlins.

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MIA	0	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	0
NYM	8	1	1	1	0	0	0	0	X

Miami Marlins @ New York Mets on May 10, 2019

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