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Conforto doubled to right, McNeil scored.

Ramos hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Brinson, Conforto scored.

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

McNeil hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Brinson, Frazier scored, deGrom to third.

Hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Brinson, Frazier scored, deGrom to third.

Alonso homered to center on the first pitch, deGrom scored, Nimmo scored.

Homered to center on the first pitch, deGrom scored, Nimmo scored.

Rosario hit a ground-rule double to left, Canó scored.

Hit a ground-rule double to left, Canó scored.

Alfaro homered to left on a 1-0 count, Walker scored.

Homered to left on a 1-0 count, Walker scored.

Mets first.  Nimmo walked.  McNeil doubled to right, Nimmo scored.  Alonso struck out.  Conforto doubled to right, McNeil scored.  On right fielder Brinson's throwing error, Conforto to third.  Ramos hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Brinson, Conforto scored.  Canó struck out.

Mets second.  Frazier singled to center.  Rosario struck out.  deGrom singled to center, Frazier to third.  Nimmo walked on a full count, deGrom to second.  McNeil hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Brinson, Frazier scored, deGrom to third.  Alonso homered to center on the first pitch, deGrom scored, Nimmo scored.  Conforto hit an infield single to first.  Ramos grounded out, second baseman I.Díaz to first baseman Walker.

Mets third.  Wei-Yin pitching.  Canó doubled to left.  Frazier struck out.  Rosario hit a ground-rule double to left, Canó scored.  deGrom struck out.  Nimmo doubled to right, Rosario scored.  McNeil grounded out, second baseman I.Díaz to first baseman Walker.

Mets seventh.  Panik walked on a full count.  Conley pitching.  Frazier flied out to right fielder H.Ramírez.  Rosario lined out to right fielder H.Ramírez.  Davis pinch-hitting for deGrom.  On Conley's wild pitch, Panik to second.  Davis singled to center, Panik scored.  Nimmo struck out.

Marlins ninth.  Haggerty in as second baseman.  Gagnon pitching.  Berti safe at first on throwing error by third baseman Frazier.  M.Rojas grounded out, pitcher Gagnon to first baseman Alonso, Berti to second.  On Gagnon's wild pitch, Berti to third.  Walker singled to center, Berti scored.  H.Ramírez flied out to left fielder Nimmo.  Alfaro homered to left on a 1-0 count, Walker scored.  I.Díaz struck out.

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

To reach the playoffs, the New York Mets have to win Wednesday. Then win again Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. And they'll need the Milwaukee Brewers to lose Wednesday. Then lose again Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
And even if all that happens, all the Mets would get out of it is a one-game playoff on Monday to determine the second National League wild-card team.

Mets look to stay alive in wild-card race vs. Marlins

NEW YORK (AP)  Now it's certain: All those big swings by Pete Alonso and pinpoint fastballs from Jacob deGrom won't be enough to rally the New York Mets into October.
Alonso hit his major league-high 51st home run, one short of the rookie record, and deGrom made his last overpowering pitch for a repeat Cy Young Award as the Mets romped Wednesday night to a 10-3 win over the Miami Marlins that still couldn't keep them in the playoff hunt.

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MIA	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	3
NYM	3	4	2	0	0	0	1	0	X

Miami Marlins @ New York Mets on September 25, 2019

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