Stat Wrap: Miami Marlins Maul Mets 10-3
Now that’s a whoopin.
The Miami Marlins announced their presence with authority upon arriving at Citi Field Monday night with a seven-run second inning, mauling the defending NL Champion New York Mets 10-3.
Giancarlo Stanton clubbed his second homer of the season, making his only hit count in a game where six of his teammates followed Dee Gordon‘s lead in posting multi-hit games. Neither starting pitcher made it out of the fifth inning in this one, something to monitor as both bullpens correspondingly have been heavily used already, with two games remaining in the series. This could be especially impactful for the Marlins, as both Jose Fernandez and Adam Conley can expect to be treated kindly by manager Don Mattingly in their second starts of the season Tuesday and Wednesday.
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But now to our Stat Wrap. Trapped in the car driving halfway across Texas during the game, and missed it? Well you’re in good company, and we set you up below.
- Chris Johnson reached base 4/5 times in his first start.
- Justin Bour has reached five times this season. Just saying.
- Christian Yelich and Martin Prado have five-game hit streaks.
- Dee Gordon, 2015’s NL leader in multi-hit games, has four.
- Giancarlo Stanton (2) and Marcell Ozuna (1) each homered.
- Only one team in baseball has a higher batting avg. than Miami.
- Jarrod Cosart’s line: 4.2 IP, 3 ER, 3 walks, 3 Ks.
- 4.1 IP of scoreless, three-hit bullpen work secured the win.
- First time through the rotation, only one Marlins SP has seen the 7th inning. None have completed it.
And that’s a wrap. Catch ya post Jose Day, and be sure to follow us on Twitter during the action.