Overview
- The Mets beat the Marlins 15-14 in a wild game that completed a three-game sweep in Miami after both teams combined for 29 runs and 35 hits.
- New York erased an early 8-0 lead that it had built by scoring six runs in the seventh, with Francisco Lindor hitting a three-run homer and Christopher Morel adding a two-run shot.
- Miami staged multiple comebacks, tying the game in the sixth and rallying late to cut the lead in the ninth before Tobias Myers recorded the final two outs to secure the win.
- The Mets’ bullpen was heavily taxed and surrendered 11 runs over five innings, including the first runs allowed by rookie Nate Lavender in his 15th appearance, while starter Robert Stock went four innings.
- Brett Baty exited with left knee pain and was replaced by Morel, and the loss dropped the Marlins deeper from wild-card contention as the Mets head to the Bronx for a Subway Series with the Yankees.