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Marlins

I.Díaz homered to left on the first pitch.

Berti hit an infield single to second, Dean scored.

Hit an infield single to second, Dean scored.

Conforto homered to center on a 0-2 count, Davis scored.

Homered to center on a 0-2 count, Davis scored.

Mets

Conforto homered to center on a 1-2 count, Davis scored.

Homered to center on a 1-2 count, Davis scored.

Nimmo walked, Rosario scored, Frazier to third, Ramos to second.

Walked, Rosario scored, Frazier to third, Ramos to second.

Marlins second.  I.Díaz homered to left on the first pitch.  H.Ramírez grounded out, shortstop Rosario to first baseman Alonso.  Dean doubled to right.  Alcantara struck out.  Berti hit an infield single to second, Dean scored.  Berti stole second.  M.Rojas grounded out, third baseman McNeil to first baseman Alonso.

Marlins third.  Walker doubled to right.  Castro grounded out, first baseman Alonso unassisted, Walker to third.  Alfaro struck out.  I.Díaz singled to right, Walker scored.  H.Ramírez popped out to third baseman McNeil.

Marlins fifth.  Walker doubled to center.  Castro grounded out, third baseman McNeil to first baseman Alonso, Walker to third.  Alfaro singled to center, Walker scored.  I.Díaz struck out.  Alfaro stole second.  H.Ramírez grounded out, shortstop Rosario to first baseman Alonso.

Mets seventh.  Davis doubled to right.  Conforto homered to center on a 0-2 count, Davis scored.  Rosario safe at first on throwing error by first baseman Walker.  Panik pinch-hitting for Nido.  Panik grounded out, first baseman Walker unassisted, Rosario to second.  Ramos pinch-hitting for Avilán.  Ramos grounded out, shortstop M.Rojas to first baseman Walker, Rosario to third.  Nimmo struck out.

Mets ninth.  Prado in as first baseman.  H.Ramírez in as left fielder.  Brinson in as right fielder.  J.Ureña pitching.  Davis hit an infield single to shortstop.  Davis pinch-running for Davis.  Conforto homered to center on a 1-2 count, Davis scored.  Rosario singled to center.  Frazier pinch-hitting for J.Wilson.  Frazier popped out to second baseman I.Díaz.  Ramos lined out to third baseman Castro.  Rosario stole second.  Nimmo grounded out, first baseman Prado unassisted.

Mets eleventh.  Conley pitching.  Conforto walked on a full count.  Brigham pitching.  Rosario was hit by a pitch, Conforto to second.  On Brigham's wild pitch, Conforto to third, Rosario to second.  Frazier was intentionally walked.  Ramos grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman Castro to catcher Alfaro, Conforto out, Rosario to third, Frazier to second.  Nimmo walked, Rosario scored, Frazier to third, Ramos to second.

The Mets have gone 11-4 against the Marlins this season, outscoring Miami, 77-48 (+29). Mets pitching has a 3.09 ERA against the Marlins compared to a 4.41 ERA against all other teams -- their relievers have a 2.66 mark against Miami compared to a 5.29 mark otherwise.

Miami has gone an MLB-worst 13-36 (.265) since August 1, pitching to a 5.66 ERA over that span, third worst in the National League. The Marlins have allowed 94 home runs since the beginning of last month, trailing only the Rockies (95) league-wide.

Starlin Castro has 54 extra-base hits this season. He is one of three National League second basemen with at least 50, along with Atlanta's Ozzie Albies (73) and Los Angeles' Max Muncy (55) (based on most played position in 2019).

New York has won four of its last five following three losses in its previous four games. One more win this season will give the Mets just their third winning season since 2009.

Pete Alonso has 334 total bases this season, currently ranking 14th in a rookie season all-time. He is 40 shy of the all-time record of 374, jointly held by Tony Oliva (1964 Twins) and Hal Trosky (1934 Indians).

Caleb Smith has the lowest opponent batting average (.217) among the 30 left-handed pitchers who have faced at least 500 batters this season. He is allowing 1.87 home runs per nine innings, ranking fifth in the same population of pitchers, ahead of opposing starter Steven Matz (1.51, seventh).

HP - Baker, 1B - Rehak, 2B - Cooper, 3B - West

The New York Mets have experienced no shortage of miracles during their 58-season existence. But if they're going to win a wild-card spot this year, they will need some divine intervention that far surpasses anything bestowed upon the 1969, 1973 or 1986 teams.
The Mets will try to do their part to avoid elimination from contention Tuesday night, when they host the Miami Marlins in the second game of a four-game series.

Marlins look to finish off Mets' playoff hopes

NEW YORK (AP)  After charging into the wild-card race from way behind, Michael Conforto and the New York Mets weren't about to get eliminated without making at least one more big comeback.
Conforto homered twice and the Mets rallied just in time to keep their faint playoff hopes alive Tuesday night, beating the Miami Marlins 5-4 in 11 innings. New York trailed by four runs in the seventh but overcame its largest deficit to win this season.

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