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Frazier fouled out to first baseman Cooper.

Ramos grounded into a double play, shortstop Rojas to second baseman Castro to first baseman Cooper, Canó out.

Grounded into a double play, shortstop Rojas to second baseman Castro to first baseman Cooper, Canó out.

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McNeil homered to right on the first pitch.

Rojas singled to right, Castro scored, Granderson to third, Holaday to second.

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

Hechavarría grounded out, shortstop Rojas to first baseman Cooper, Canó scored, Ramos to third, Frazier to second.

Grounded out, shortstop Rojas to first baseman Cooper, Canó scored, Ramos to third, Frazier to second.

Conforto hit an infield single to second, Frazier scored, deGrom to third, McNeil to second.

Hit an infield single to second, Frazier scored, deGrom to third, McNeil to second.

McNeil safe at first on fielder's choice plus throwing error by first baseman Cooper, Hechavarría scored, Guillorme to second.

Safe at first on fielder's choice plus throwing error by first baseman Cooper, Hechavarría scored, Guillorme to second.

Alonso hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Puello, Rosario scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Puello, Rosario scored.

Mets first.  McNeil homered to right on the first pitch.  Conforto struck out.  Alonso flied out to left fielder Granderson.  Smith grounded out, third baseman Walker to first baseman Cooper.

Marlins second.  Castro singled to right.  Granderson walked on a full count, Castro to second.  Puello struck out.  Holaday walked on a full count, Castro to third, Granderson to second.  Alcantara struck out.  Rojas singled to right, Castro scored, Granderson to third, Holaday to second.  Granderson was out advancing, right fielder McNeil to catcher Ramos, Granderson out.

Mets fourth.  Canó singled to center.  Ramos walked on four pitches, Canó to second.  Frazier hit an infield single to shortstop, Canó to third, Ramos to second.  Hechavarría grounded out, shortstop Rojas to first baseman Cooper, Canó scored, Ramos to third, Frazier to second.  deGrom walked.  McNeil grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman Walker to catcher Holaday, Ramos out, Frazier to third, deGrom to second.  Conforto hit an infield single to second, Frazier scored, deGrom to third, McNeil to second.  Alonso struck out.

Mets sixth.  Hechavarría hit an infield single to shortstop.  Guillorme pinch-hitting for deGrom.  Guillorme singled to right, Hechavarría to third.  McNeil safe at first on fielder's choice plus throwing error by first baseman Cooper, Hechavarría scored, Guillorme to second.  Conforto flied out to left fielder Granderson.  Alonso struck out.  Smith grounded out, pitcher Alcantara unassisted.

Mets seventh.  H.Ramírez in as left fielder.  Hernandez pitching.  Canó homered to right on a 2-1 count.  Ramos flied out to right fielder Anderson.  Frazier flied out to center fielder Puello.  Hechavarría struck out.

Mets eighth.  Wei-Yin pitching.  Rosario doubled to left.  McNeil was hit by a pitch.  Conforto flied out to right fielder Anderson, Rosario to third.  Alonso hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Puello, Rosario scored.  Smith popped out to shortstop Rojas.

Marlins ninth.  Rojas flied out to center fielder Lagares.  Walker popped out to shortstop Rosario.  Cooper homered to right on a 0-1 count.  Anderson doubled to right.  Castro grounded out, third baseman Frazier to first baseman Smith.

 The Mets won their first five games versus the Marlins this season but were swept last time the teams met, managing only six runs, all in the series-opening game. New York managed three hits in these two games, the fewest by any team in a two-game span since the Dodgers in 2015 (two hits from 8/19-8/21).

 The Mets have gone 3-10 since June 23, with all their wins in that span coming at home. New York started the season 7-1 on the road, but have gone 10-30 since, the worst record away from home in MLB in that span.

 Pete Alonso slugged 30 home runs prior to the All-Star break, tying Aaron Judge (2017) for the second most by a rookie pre-break all-time (Mark McGwire, 33 HR in 1987).

 The Marlins lost six of seven heading into the break despite outhitting opponents 64-63 in that span. Miami ranks last in MLB in home runs with 68 and last in extra-base hits with 212.

 After hitting .212 in limited action last season, Garrett Cooper is hitting .306 in 2019. As a team, the Marlins are hitting .253 when Cooper starts compared to .225 when he does not.

 Among National League left-handers with at least 10 starts, Caleb Smith's 3.50 ERA ranks sixth while Jason Vargas' 3.77 mark ranks eighth. Smith is holding opponents to a .201 batting average, lowest among this same group of NL southpaws.

HP - Miller, 1B - Eddings, 2B - Conroy, 3B - Visconti

The weekend began with first-year general manager Brodie Van Wagenen admitting this season is a disappointment and defending the trade that brought Robinson Cano to the New York Mets for two highly regarded prospects.
For one night, the Mets did not experience much disappointment thanks to an impressive swing by Cano, who hit a tiebreaking two-run homer in the eighth inning of Saturday's 4-2 win.

Mets aim for series win over Marlins

MIAMI (AP)  Jeff McNeil joked with manager Mickey Callaway moments before leading off the game about hitting a home run on the first pitch.
Callaway requested McNeil have an 11-pitch at-bat ending with a homer, but McNeil had other plans.

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NYM	1	0	0	2	0	1	1	1	0
MIA	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	1

New York Mets @ Miami Marlins on July 14, 2019

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