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Mets' Lone Run Drowned by Marlins' Early Surge at Citi Field

The New York Mets faced a challenging game against the Miami Marlins at Citi Field, resulting in a 5-1 defeat. This outcome brought the Mets to a 73-64 record, while the Marlins improved to 65-72. Despite playing on their home turf, the Amazins struggled to find their rhythm against the Fish.


Mar 19, 2024; Port St. Lucie, Florida, USA; New York Mets center fielder Brandon Nimmo (9) throws the ball to first against the St. Louis Cardinals during the second inning at Clover Park. Mandatory Credit: Rich Storry-USA TODAY Sports

First Inning


The game began with an early advantage for Miami as they scored one run in the first inning. The Mets' starting pitcher Kodai Senga found himself under pressure from the outset. His performance was marked by an earned run average of 9.643 and a WHIP of 1.9286 over his innings pitched.


Third Inning


By the third inning, Miami extended their lead with two more runs, capitalizing on Senga's struggles on the mound. The Marlins managed two hits during this period, showcasing effective batting that left New York trailing further behind.


Fifth Inning


In what proved to be another pivotal moment for Miami, they added another run in both the fourth and fifth innings respectively. The Fish's ability to consistently put runners across home plate highlighted what went wrong for Mets as they struggled defensively and offensively throughout these middle innings.


Seventh Inning


The seventh inning finally saw some action from New York when Starling Marte managed to score their only run of the game after hitting one of his team's five total hits during this matchup—a testament to his resilience despite limited support from teammates.


Final Innings


As both teams entered into final innings without additional scoring changes occurring thereafter; it became evident that key moments such as those witnessed earlier had already determined much about how things would ultimately unfold here today between these two clubs battling each other fiercely out there upon field itself!


Despite efforts made late within contest itself though unfortunately nothing seemed able enough turn tide back favorably towards hometown side who ended up falling short yet again due largely part lackluster offensive output overall seen across board among lineup present day which included notable players like Francisco Lindor whose own stats reflected similar struggles experienced collectively by entire squad involved here too now looking ahead next opportunity potentially redeem themselves soon enough hopefully better results forthcoming then perhaps?


Fans can look forward eagerly anticipating upcoming match scheduled take place September 1st against Detroit Tigers Comerica Park where they'll have chance tune live broadcast via SNY network starting promptly around time listed accordingly: approximately beginning sometime shortly after clock strikes roughly around hour mark set precisely somewhere near vicinity close proximity nearing point exactly nearing just past early afternoon timeframe specifically designated approximately right around approximate moment marking start official proceedings commencing officially thereafter!

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