‘We’re grinding’: Bats stay quiet as Mets drop into tie for 3rd WC

Mets’ offense sputters in 4-0 loss to Marlins; now tied with Braves for NL’s final Wild Card

The Mets’ offense was nowhere to be found on Tuesday night in Miami, as they fell to the lowly Marlins 4-0. Despite a valiant effort from starter Taijuan Walker, the Mets’ bats failed to come alive. The loss drops the Mets into a tie with the Braves for the NL’s final Wild Card spot with just 12 games remaining in the regular season.

Mets’ offense continues to struggle, managing just 2 singles off Marlins starter Edward Cabrera

The Mets’ offense has been struggling for much of the season, and Tuesday night’s performance was no exception. The Mets managed just 2 singles off Marlins starter Edward Cabrera, who threw 5 shutout innings. The Mets did not record their first hit until the 4th inning, a single by Brandon Nimmo. The Mets’ second and final hit came in the 6th inning, a single by Jeff McNeil.

Mets’ offense has struggled to produce runs all season

The Mets’ offense has struggled to produce runs all season, ranking 26th in the MLB in runs per game. The Mets have averaged just 4.1 runs per game this season. The Mets’ offense has been particularly anemic in recent weeks, scoring just 19 runs in their last 9 games.

Mets’ offense needs to step up in order for the team to make the playoffs

With just 12 games remaining in the regular season, the Mets need their offense to step up in order to make the playoffs. The Mets are currently tied with the Braves for the NL’s final Wild Card spot, and they need to start winning games in order to stay in the race. The Mets’ offense needs to start producing runs, and they need to do it soon.

Taijuan Walker keeps Mets in the game despite lack of run support

Mets starter Taijuan Walker kept the Mets in the game despite the lack of run support. Walker pitched 6 shutout innings, allowing just 5 hits and 1 walk. Walker struck out 8 batters. Walker’s outing was a bright spot in an otherwise disappointing night for the Mets.

Marlins’ bullpen shuts down Mets’ offense

The Marlins’ bullpen shut down the Mets’ offense in the final 3 innings. Marlins relievers Steven Okert, Tanner Scott, and Anthony Bender combined to allow just 1 hit over the final 3 innings. The Marlins’ bullpen has been a strength for them all season, and they were at their best on Tuesday night.

Mets need to find a way to generate offense in order to win games

The Mets need to find a way to generate offense in order to win games. The Mets have not scored more than 3 runs in any of their last 9 games. The Mets’ offense needs to start producing runs, and they need to do it soon.