Mets Edge Marlins 15-14 to Complete Three-Game Sweep

Overview

• The Mets scored 15 runs and rallied late to beat the Marlins 15-14, completing a three-game sweep in a game that featured multiple lead changes on Wednesday night.
• New York built an early 8-0 lead and then answered Miami’s comeback with a six-run seventh sparked by Francisco Lindor’s three-run homer and Christopher Morel’s two-run shot.
• The Mets’ bullpen surrendered 11 runs across five innings, including rookie Nate Lavender being charged with runs in the ninth for the first time this season before Tobias Myers recorded the final two outs.
• Miami had 20 hits in the game with Jakob Marsee collecting four hits and three RBIs, but the loss dropped the Marlins further behind in the NL wild-card chase as Arizona and San Diego surged.
• Brett Baty exited with left knee pain in the second inning and was replaced by Christopher Morel, and the Mets now head to a Subway Series in the Bronx where they will monitor Baty’s injury and bullpen stability.