Game 1: Marlins 5. Mets 1
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Pedro Martinez's line from Game 1:
IP H R ER BB SO HR PC-ST GS 7.0 5 2 2 0 10 1 94-67 69Another Pedro start, another Mets loss. Pedro leads the league in strikeouts, K/9, WHIP and BAA, and is third in K/BB, yet has only five wins on the season and none in May.
Mr. Met:
- Hitting: Jose Reyes, 5.7% WPA
- Pitching: Pedro Martinez, 12.3% WPA
- Hitting: Jose Valentin, -9.1% WPA
- Pitching: Duaner Sanchez, -12.2% WPA
Game 2: Mets 7, Marlins 4
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Tom Glavine's line from Game 2:
IP H R ER BB SO HR PC-ST GS 7.2 6 3 3 0 9 1 102-71 64Glavine continues to shine, and his ERA is still good for third in the league, while the nine strikeouts pushes him to sixth in the NL in that category.
Mr. Met:
- Hitting: David Wright, 20.1% WPA
- Pitching: Tom Glavine, 32.2% WPA
- Hitting: Xavier Nady, -14.9% WPA
- Pitching: Aaron Heilman, -3.1% WPA
Game 3: Mets 7, Marlins 3
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Orlando Hernandez's line from Game 3:
IP H R ER BB SO HR PC-ST GS 5.0 5 3 3 3 7 1 101-63 49Though not against the stiffest competition, El Duque's first start with the Mets was certainly promising. He worked a lot of deep counts, seemingly going 3-2 on every batter he faced. He walked three, two of which came around to score on Jeremy Hermida's homerun. The seven strikeouts are nice, but again, he needs to be able to put away hitters earlier in the count if he is to last beyond the fifth inning.
Mr. Met:
- Hitting: Carlos Beltran, 19.3% WPA
- Pitching: Heath Bell, 10.4% WPA
- Hitting: Orlando Hernandez, -6.9% WPA
- Pitching: Orlando Hernandez, -1.2% WPA