Manaea perfect for 5 innings, Lindor and Soto homer as the Mets beat the Marlins 7-5
Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto homered as Sean Manaea retired his first 15 batters before Miami rallied late.
- On Tuesday, the New York Mets defeated the Miami Marlins 7-5, with Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto homering on first-pitch fastballs to power the early offense.
- Lindor ignited the offense by driving the game's first pitch 405 feet to right-center, while Soto added a 417-foot, three-run shot in the second to build a 7-0 lead.
- Starting pitcher Sean Manaea retired his first 15 batters and threw 61 pitches through five innings before Marsee's bloop single in the sixth ended his perfect game bid.
- Miami narrowed the deficit to 7-5 in the ninth inning on consecutive doubles by Joe Mack and Marsee, but closer Kodai Senga struck out Owen Caissie and Kyle Stowers for his seventh save.
- The Mets have won five of their last six games and will seek a series sweep on Wednesday with Mets RHP Robert Stock facing RHP Janson Junk in the finale.
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The New York Mets overcame the Marlins 7-5, supported by Lindor and Soto’s early home runs. The team’s winning streak extends to three consecutive wins. Manaea retired the first 15 batters, but his perfect game attempt faded into the sixth inning. New York resisted Miami’s late onslaught.
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MIAMI (AP) — Sean Manea retired the first 15 batters, Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto connected early home runs and the New York Mets beat the Miami Marlins on Tuesday 7-5.
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Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto homered on first-pitch fastballs from Sandy Alcantara as the New York Mets defeated the host Miami Marlins 7-5 on Tuesday night.Mets starter Sean Manaea (5-7) was perfect through five innings. His strong first inning
Lineup Powers Mets to 7-5 Win Over Marlins - Metsmerized
On Tuesday night, the New York Mets turned in a quality team effort to seal a series win against the Marlins. A day after scoring nine runs against Miami, New York erupted for seven runs against Sandy Alcantara. Sean Manaea dominated for five innings, and when he imploded in the sixth inning, the bullpen took […]
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