Tuesday night in Miami, the Met offense showed up again as
they scored 4 runs in the top of the 8th inning to break the game
open. They go on beat the Marlins 5-1.
Jonathon Niese was the beneficiary this time as he held the Marlins to
just 1 run through 7. Miami took the
lead in the bottom of the 3rd inning when a single by Dee Gordon
just evaded the glove of a diving Wilmer Flores at 2nd. Brad Hand made the spot start for Marlins and
left after 4 scoreless. The Mets got to his relief Adam Conley in the 6th.
Flores doubled and then Ruben Tejada singled to right to tie the game at
1. In the 8th Lucas Duda and
Travis d’Arnaud singled. After Flores
popped out trying to bunt and Tejada struck out, pinch hitter Eric Campbell singled home Duda
for a 2-1 lead. Juan Lagares then
tripled to right-center scoring two and it was 4-1. Curtis Granderson then doubled down the left
field line scoring Lagares to cap the scoring.
Jonathon Niese pitched 7 very strong innings allowing 4 hits the 1 run
(earned) walking 1 and striking out 6 improving to 6-9 on the year. Tyler Clippard pitched a scoreless 8th. Jeurys Familia pitched the bottom of the 9th
in an non-save situation closing it out. Duda and Tejada led the way with 2 hits apiece
for the Mets who had 12 on the night. With the win the Mets have now won 5
straight. They stand at 57-50 on the year and are 19-32 on the road. Wednesday
night it’s game 3 of the series. Matt Harvey (9-7 2.91) goes for 2nd straight
series sweep for the Mets. David Phelps
(4-7 3.93)
5 in a row!!!!
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Oh, wait now..Cespedes WANTS to stay with the Mets because it's awesome here? The worm has turned.
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When did Cespedes say that???
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