Mets vs Marlins (3/3/2025) – Senga first start of Spring Training

The New York Mets are set to face the Miami Marlins today, March 3, 2025, at 6:10 PM Eastern Time (ET). The game will be held at Clover Park in Port St. Lucie, Florida. Fans can watch the live broadcast on SportsNet New York (SNY).

New York Mets Lineup

#	Player	Position	Bats	AB	H	AVG	OPS
1	Francisco Lindor	SS	S	0	1	.167	.334
2	Juan Soto	RF	L	2	4	.375	1.569
3	Pete Alonso	1B	R	0	3	.500	1.727
4	Mark Vientos	3B	R	0	1	.182	.432
5	Tyrone Taylor	CF	R	0	1	.222	.697
6	Luis Torrens	C	R	0	2	.417	.879
7	Donovan Walton	2B	L	0	1	.154	.385
8	Carlos Williams	DH	R	1	1	.333	1.111
9	José Azocar	LF	R	1	4	.267	.780

Starting Pitcher: Kodai Senga

Things to look for the New York Mets:

Juan Soto’s Impact – Soto has been red-hot this spring, boasting a .375 batting average and a 1.569 OPS. How will he continue to integrate with Lindor and Alonso in the heart of the lineup?
Pete Alonso’s Power Surge – With a .500 batting average and a 1.727 OPS, Alonso appears to be in top form. Can he maintain this momentum as the regular season approaches?
Mark Vientos’ Consistency – Vientos has faced challenges this spring, hitting just .182 with a .432 OPS. Can he turn things around starting with this game?
Carlos Williams Making a Case – Williams has made a strong impression with a 1.111 OPS despite limited at-bats. A solid performance today could enhance his chances of making the team.

Miami Marlins Lineup

#	Player	Position	Bats	AB	H	AVG	OPS
1	Connor Norby	3B	R	0	1	.182	.455
2	Matt Mervis	1B	L	1	3	.400	1.100
3	Derek Hill	CF	R	1	1	.111	.717
4	Griffin Conine	LF	L	0	0	.000	.182
5	Otto Lopez	SS	R	0	0	.182	.364
6	Alex Ramirez	C	R	0	1	.143	.476
7	Albert Almora Jr.	RF	R	0	0	.000	.000
8	Jake Pauley	DH	L	0	1	.143	.286
9	Jose Acosta	2B	R	1	1	.429	1.413

Starting Pitcher:

Things Miami Marlins:

Matt Mervis’ Hot Bat – Mervis is hitting .400 with a 1.100 OPS, making a compelling case for a roster spot. Can he continue his success against the Mets’ pitching staff?
Jose Acosta’s Breakout Spring – Acosta has recorded a .429 batting average and a 1.413 OPS. If he keeps up this level of production, he could earn a more significant role with the team.
Derek Hill’s Speed and Defense – Although his offensive numbers are low (.111 AVG), Hill’s defensive skills and base-running speed make him an interesting player to keep an eye on.
Pitching Auditions – With open spots in the Marlins’ rotation, today’s game could serve as an opportunity for pitchers to showcase their abilities and compete for roster positions.

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