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9/9/26: The New York Mets got going early against the Miami Marlins, scoring 6 runs in the top of the 2nd inning.
The Mets started off the inning with five straight hits. After a pair of singles from Jared Young and Marcus Semien, A.J. Ewing drove in a run with a single. Brett Baty followed right after with an RBI single. Luis Torrens then drove in two runs with a double.
Bo Bichette drove in a run with a single and Carson Benge brought home the final run of the inning.
The Mets batted around in the inning, scoring the first four runs without recording an out.
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