Mets Turn a Second-Inning Stampede on the Blue Jays at Clover Park

The New York Mets moved to 13-8 after an 8-1 result over the Toronto Blue Jays, who slid to 9-12, at 1:10 PM EDT on WPIX.

First inning

The Mets opened the scoring with 1 run on 1 hit in the 1st inning.

The Blue Jays answered with 1 run on 1 hit in the 1st inning.

Second inning

The Mets broke the game open by scoring 5 runs on 5 hits while the Blue Jays committed 2 errors in the 2nd inning.

The Mets produced 3 extra-base hits in the game as part of 10 hits, and the Blue Jays finished with 4 hits.

Third inning

The Mets added 2 more runs on 3 hits in the 3rd inning to push the lead further out of reach.

Marcus Semien supplied 1 home run and 3 runs batted in in the previous game, and those contributions aligned with a lineup that finished this matchup with 8 runs batted in.

Fourth inning

The Mets recorded 1 hit and no runs in the 4th inning, and the Blue Jays were held scoreless while collecting 1 hit in the 4th.

The Mets pitching staff posted a 0.75 walks plus hits per inning pitched mark while allowing 1 earned run, and the Blue Jays left the park with 1 run total.

Fifth inning

The Mets were held without a hit and without a run in the 5th inning, and the Blue Jays also went scoreless in the 5th.

Zach Thornton logged a 2.455 earned run average line in the previous game, and the Mets bullpen in this contest delivered 1.2 scoreless innings with 2 strikeouts while allowing no hits.

Sixth inning

The game ended after the top of the 6th inning with the Mets ahead 8-1, and Mets vs Blue Jays final score will be the line fans remember from a 6-inning afternoon.

This Mets vs Blue Jays review also tracks the Mets vs Blue Jays scoreline review detail that New York finished with 0 errors while Toronto finished with 2, and a Mets coach post-game reaction followed a game played in front of an attendance of 6,722 over a duration of 1:44 at Clover Park.

The Mets are scheduled to host the Washington Nationals at 6:10 PM EDT on 2026-03-16 at Clover Park in Port St Lucie, Florida, and fans can watch the broadcast on WPIX.

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