Ronnie Maurisio, Jered Young and Jeff McNell threw each each by Homard and Clay Holmes in a six strong innings as New York Met’s beat Colorado Rockies 8–1 in Denver on Saturday night.
Holmes (7-3) did not allow a run on nine hits, with no walks and had six strikeouts for Mates, who won the last 14 matches for the 11th time and went above 500 above 17 games.
Ryan McMahon prepared for Colorado, who lost his second directly after a three-game winning line. Rockies went 0 -for -8 with runners in the scoring position and left eight runners on the base.
Mets Shortstop Francisco Lindor returned to the initial lineup for the first time after suffering from a broken Pinky toe on Wednesday and went to 3 -Far -5 with two stolen hideouts. Brandon Nimmo added two hits and two RBI, and Luis Torrence scored two runs.
Morrisio gave Mets a 1-0 lead in the third innings against the German Markets (2-8) with a leadoff homer. The 456-foot explosion was the third career of Maurisio and after being withdrawn from Triple-e-Syracuse on the first Tuesday.
McMahon tied the game when he started the fourth innings with his seventh domestic run and before 11 May.
New York took the lead with two runs in the fifth innings. The young man was connected to the first pitch of Marx for his second homer, before the Maurisio sang and stole the second base.
Maurusio moved to third place on Lindor’s groundout and scored on Nimmo’s Single to Left Field.
Mets increased their lead 4–1 in the sixth innings on McNell’s leadoff Homer. 414-shot was McNell’s fourth homer in this season.
Marx scored four runs on eight hits in a five-flour innings. He went three and hit three.
New York scored three runs at Tyron Taylor’s sacrifice and two runs in the seventh. Mets worked on another run in eighth place on Nimmo’s RBI double.
Rockies fell until 12-52 after Holmes was forced to work out and out of trouble in the initial innings. Colorado opened the first three batsmen in order before Jordan Beck and Thiro Estrada opened with back-to-back singles before Holmes had retired the next three batsmen.
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