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Giants

McNeil grounded out, shortstop Solano to first baseman Belt.

C.Gómez grounded out, pitcher D.Holland to shortstop Solano to first baseman Belt.

Grounded out, pitcher D.Holland to shortstop Solano to first baseman Belt.

Grounded out, shortstop Solano to first baseman Belt.

Canó grounded out, first baseman Belt unassisted, McNeil scored.

Grounded out, first baseman Belt unassisted, McNeil scored.

Mets

Conforto homered to center on the first pitch.

Rosario homered to center on a 3-1 count, Ramos scored, Frazier scored.

Homered to center on a 3-1 count, Ramos scored, Frazier scored.

Conforto hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Pillar, Alonso scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Pillar, Alonso scored.

Hechavarría homered to left on a 1-0 count.

Mets first.  McNeil doubled to right.  Alonso flied out to center fielder Pillar, McNeil to third.  Canó grounded out, first baseman Belt unassisted, McNeil scored.  Conforto struck out.

Mets fourth.  Conforto homered to center on the first pitch.  Ramos walked.  Frazier walked, Ramos to second.  Rosario homered to center on a 3-1 count, Ramos scored, Frazier scored.  C.Gómez struck out.  J.Vargas struck out.  McNeil lined out to left fielder Austin.

Mets fifth.  Alonso was hit by a pitch.  Hechavarría safe at first on fielder's choice plus throwing error by pitcher Beede, Alonso to third.  Conforto hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Pillar, Alonso scored.  On Beede's wild pitch, Hechavarría to second.  Ramos walked on a full count.  Frazier struck out.  Rosario flied out to center fielder Pillar.

Mets seventh.  D.Holland pitching.  Duggar in as center fielder.  Hechavarría homered to left on a 1-0 count.  Conforto struck out.  Ramos singled to right.  Frazier fouled out to third baseman Longoria.  Rosario flied out to center fielder Duggar.

 The Giants have won three of their last four games directly on the heels of a season-long seven-game losing streak. San Francisco is 11-7 on the road since April 21, the third-best road record of any NL team over that time.

 New York wrapped up a seven-game road trip against the Dodgers and the Diamondbacks with a 2-5 record. The Mets do however have the fourth-best home record in the NL this season at 15-9 (.625), despite playing the fewest home games on any MLB team so far this year (24).

 The Mets won the season series against the Giants for the third season in a row in 2018, winning four of seven games. Noah Syndergaard picked up the win in two of New York's four victories against San Francisco in 2018, posting a 1.80 ERA and an 8.5 strikeout-walk ratio (17/2) across 15.0 innings.

 Madison Bumgarner is 6-0 with a 1.69 ERA in seven career starts against the Mets. The last pitcher to start out 6-0 or better with a sub-2.00 ERA against the Mets in his first seven starts against the team was Pedro Martinez -- the only other lefty all-time to meet this criteria against the Mets in his first seven career starts against the club is Sandy Koufax.

 Evan Longoria is batting .284 in 25 road games compared to .157 in 27 home games this season. The difference between Longoria's road and home batting averages (.127) is the second largest of any MLB qualifier this season (road batting average higher).

 Pete Alonso has 25.0 percent of the Mets' home runs this season (19/76). The only player in the majors with a higher percentage of his team's home runs this season is Josh Bell of the Pirates (31.6 percent).

HP - Baker, 1B - Wendelstedt, 2B - Hernandez, 3B - Carapazza

No matter how the rest of his final season in a big league dugout turns out, San Francisco Giants manager Bruce Bochy surely will reflect with fondness on Tuesday night.
New York Mets skipper Mickey Callaway can only hope he doesn't look back on Tuesday as the beginning of the end of his tenure as a manager in the Big Apple.

Mets, Callaway look to rebound after Giant loss

NEW YORK (AP)  Rarely in modern baseball does a starting pitcher get to face the opposing lineup for a fourth time. For soft-tossing, back-of-the-rotation types, it's more like hardly ever.
Jason Vargas began his career during a different era, and Mets manager Mickey Callaway was there to see him back in the day. So Callaway had no hesitation letting Vargas do things old school Wednesday night.

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San Francisco Giants @ New York Mets on June 5, 2019

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