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Anderson lined out to center fielder C.Gómez.

Granderson homered to right on a 1-2 count.

Granderson grounded into a double play, second baseman Canó to shortstop Hechavarría to first baseman Alonso, Herrera scored, Alcantara out.

Grounded into a double play, second baseman Canó to shortstop Hechavarría to first baseman Alonso, Herrera scored, Alcantara out.

Marlins

Rojas hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Lagares, Walker scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Lagares, Walker scored.

Marlins sixth.  Herrera doubled to right.  Alcantara hit an infield single to shortstop, Herrera to third.  Granderson grounded into a double play, second baseman Canó to shortstop Hechavarría to first baseman Alonso, Herrera scored, Alcantara out.  Cooper was hit by a pitch.  Anderson fouled out to right fielder Nimmo.

Marlins seventh.  Walker doubled to center.  Castro grounded out, shortstop Hechavarría to first baseman Alonso, Walker to third.  Rojas hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Lagares, Walker scored.  Wallach singled to right.  Herrera flied out to center fielder Lagares.

Marlins eighth.  C.Gómez in as center fielder.  Lugo pitching.  Alcantara struck out.  Granderson homered to right on a 1-2 count.  Cooper struck out.  Anderson lined out to center fielder C.Gómez.

 The Mets have won seven straight over the Marlins dating back to September 2018, tied for the second-longest active winning streak between any two divisional opponents -- only the Dodgers (eight vs. Rockies) have a longer active streak.

 The Miami Marlins have hit one home run in May. Every other MLB team has hit at least nine -- two teams are in the 30s, nine teams are in the 20s. The Marlins have lost a season-high seven straight games -- only four teams have had longer streaks in MLB this season.

 The Mets' 3.02 team ERA in May ranks fifth in MLB after its 5.42 ERA in April ranked 28th in MLB. Among teams with an ERA in the top half of MLB this month, the Mets (5-8) and A's (6-7) are the only ones with losing records.

 Brandon Nimmo has walked nine times since May 7, tied for second in MLB (Paul DeJong, 10). Nimmo is hitting .198 this season with a .349 OBP -- this is the third-largest difference between AVG and OBP among MLB qualifiers this season (Mike Trout, Justin Smoak).

 Jorge Alfaro had two doubles last time out after going 0-for-16 in his previous five games. These were his first two doubles of the season. Alfaro had eight multi-hit games in April but this was just his second in May.

 The Mets have three MLB qualifiers with an OPS of at least .900 (Conforto, McNeil, Alonso) -- the Cubs and Astros (four apiece) are the only other teams with as many as the Mets. The Marlins are one of four teams to have no MLB qualifiers with an OPS of at least .800.

HP - Baker, 1B - Meals, 2B - Wendelstedt, 3B - Carlson

The Miami Marlins will be looking for their first sweep of the season and their first three-game winning streak of the year when they play host to the New York Mets on Sunday.
New York, meanwhile, may be playing for manager Mickey Callaway's job.

Mets face Marlins as cloud hangs over manager Callaway

MIAMI (AP)  The New York Mets aren't hitting, and another lapse by slugger Robinson Cano raised questions about how hard they're trying.
None of which helps the shaky job security of manager Mickey Callaway.

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New York Mets @ Miami Marlins on May 19, 2019

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