Miami Marlins
Young confidence forever being asked to survive one more tight game
A talented roster still learning how to convert close games before the last pitch.
Miami scored 14 runs and brought the tying run to the plate in the ninth but lost 15-14 to New York after falling behind 8-0.
Read the full story: Mets 15, Marlins 14: Chaos survived the ninth
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Mets 15, Marlins 14: Chaos survived the ninth
Francisco Lindor and Christopher Morel powered New York's 15-run attack, and the Mets held on after Miami scored three times in the ninth.
Mets 9, Marlins 4: Ewing made the answer
A.J. Ewing drove in three runs and New York piled up 16 hits, turning Miami's four-run second inning into a footnote.
Pirates 13, Marlins 1: The late innings became a demolition
Rafael Flores Jr. drove in six, Braxton Ashcraft struck out 10, and Pittsburgh scored all 13 of its runs after the fourth.
Marlins 8, Pirates 2: Conine turned every trip into traffic
Griffin Conine reached five times, Miami scored six runs across the middle innings, and the Marlins beat Pittsburgh 8-2.