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The Miami Marlins walk off the New York Mets, after a home run by Nick Fortes.  Batting : Garrett Cooper got Miami on the board early. The righty hit a sacrifice fly to left field, driving in John Berti. Miami led 1-0 after the first inning. Brandon Nimmo tied the game during the top of the third inning. He hit his fifth home run of the year to centre field. While teammate Pete Alonso got the Mets the lead by doubling to bring in Starling Marte in the same inning, Miguel Rojas tied the game in the bottom of the third for Miami. He launched his sixth home run of the season to deep centre field. The Marlins and Mets were deadlocked heading into the bottom of the ninth inning. Nick Fortes would be the hero for the Miami Marlins. The young catcher launched his third career home run to left field, sending the fans and Marlins home with a 3-2 win. Pitching : Daniel Castano got the ball for the Miami Marlins. The Orlando, Florida native pitched seven innings of work, allowing just five hit

Walker and the New York Mets narrowly defeat the Miami Marlins. Batting : Jeff McNeil got New York on the board first after hitting a single to right field, scoring J.D. Davis and Mark Canha. Francisco Lindor added to the Mets' lead during the third inning. His 11th home run of the year, driving in Starling Marte, gave New York a 3-0 lead. Miami would respond during the seventh inning. Avisail Garcia would hit a double to deep center field, driving in Jazz Chisholm Jr. Narrowly, the New York led to two. The Marlins would apply pressure during the ninth inning in desperation. Jon Berti would single to the right field. He then stole second and advanced to third. Garrett Cooper would single to shallow centerfield to drive in Berti. Miami was unable to score more and ended up losing 3-2. Pitching : Taijuan Walker got the start for the New York Mets. The veteran pitched 6.2 innings, allowing just one run. Walker's line includes just two hits and nine strikeouts. The 29-year-old rece